Sich wiederholende GIS-Arbeitsabläufe kosten Zeit und sind fehleranfällig. Mit der sogenannten grafischen Modellierung bietet QGIS ein effizientes Werkzeug, um solche Prozesse zu automatisieren und zuverlässiger zu gestalten. Die grafische Modellierung verknüpft mehrere QGIS-Werkzeuge zu einem logischen Ablauf. Dank der visuellen Gestaltung gelingt der Einstieg auch ohne Programmierkenntnisse – und einmal erstellte Modelle lassen sich beliebig wiederverwenden.
In diesem Kurs baust du Schritt für Schritt ein professionelles QGIS-Drucklayout auf, das reproduzierbar ist und sich ideal für wiederkehrende Produktionen eignet. Du lernst, wie du druckfertige Karten und Seriendrucke erstellst – zum Beispiel als PDF pro Objekt oder Gemeinde – und Layouts so aufsetzt, dass sie sich ohne manuelles Nacharbeiten aktualisieren lassen. Mit QGIS-Berichten (Reports) kannst du zudem mehrere Layouts in verschachtelten Abschnitten in einem einzigen Dokument zusammenführen.
Location: Remote (at least 4h overlap with CET) Employment Type: Full-time (80-100%) About OPENGIS.ch: OPENGIS.ch is a team of Full-Stack GeoNinjas offering personalized open-source geodata solutions to Swiss and international clients. We are dedicated to using and developing open-source tools, providing flexibility, scalability, and future-proof solutions, and playing a key role in the free and open-source geospatial community. We pride ourselves on our agile and distributed nature, which allows us to have a motivated and Weiterlesen
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We believe the long-term health of the QGIS ecosystem depends on more than just new features. Discover how OPENGIS.ch’s Sustainability Initiative turns support contracts into lasting impact for open-source GIS.
At OPENGIS.ch, we create open-source software, we are contributors, maintainers, and in the case of QField, the team that builds it.
That comes with a responsibility we take seriously: giving back.
Throughout the first month of 2026, our ninjas added a nifty set of improvements to three useful plugins that we love: the GeoMapFish Search, OpenStreetMap Nominatim Search, and OSRM Routing plugins. These plugins all provide genuinely useful functionalities as well as being great showcases of how easy it is to integrate QField with online REST endpoints. All three plugins have been updated to ship with useful endpoint presets out of the box, and users also Weiterlesen
OPENGIS.ch is excited to co-organise the QGIS User Conference 2026 together with QGIS User Group Switzerland in Laax, our home in the Swiss Alps and the birthplace of QField. A mountain-top venue, breathtaking views, and space for open-source exchange will make this a truly memorable community gathering.
Throughout workshops and talks at FOSS4G 2025 in Auckland, a clear message emerged: QField is no longer just a companion to QGIS, but trusted production infrastructure powering real-world, field-to-cloud-to-desktop workflows across sectors.
QField 4.0 “Aare” marks a major usability milestone, making mobile field mapping more accessible than ever. With a streamlined project creation wizard, improved cloud workflows, and a leaner, clearer user interface, QField 4.0 unlocks a great spatial experience for both GIS professionals and newcomers—while launching a new release cycle dedicated to the world’s water bodies.
