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QGIS avancé

Le cours dure deux jours et coûte 1190 CHF par personne. Ce prix comprend l’inscription, les documents de formation, la certification officielle et deux repas. Un enseignant pour 8 personnes maximum et deux enseignants pour 7 à 12 personnes. Description Après avoir suivi cette formation, les participants sont en mesure de réaliser des projets complexes à l’aide de QGIS. Ils connaîtront les caractéristiques de différents formats de données tels que PostGIS et GeoPackage, seront capables Read more

By Marco Bernasocchi, ago

QField 3.2 “Congo”: Making your life easier

QField 3.2 introduces project-defined tracking for automated device position recording and improved cloud project synchronization that allows near real-time tracking. New features include automatic data pushing, undo/redo actions, enhanced visuals for titles, and copyright decorations. Enhanced QFieldCloud provides better user feedback, and Android integration sees stability improvements.

By Mathieu, ago

Suivi de l’arrière-plan QField

Il y a quelques années, la communauté QField et ses utilisateurs ont montré leur amour pour leur application de terrain préférée en soutenant un crowdfunding réussi pour améliorer la manipulation de l’appareil photo. Depuis lors, OPENGIS.ch a continué à diriger le développement de QField avec le soutien régulier de sponsors. Nous ne pourrions être plus fiers des progrès que nous avons réalisés, avec de nombreuses nouvelles fonctionnalités ajoutées dans chaque version majeure. Il s’agit notamment Read more

By Marco Bernasocchi, ago

New QGIS Courses dates for 2024

Are you ready to dive into the world of GIS? We’re thrilled to announce that our latest course dates for QGIS Basic and Advanced, Modelbaker, and Interlis are now open for registration! QGIS Basic Course Get started with the essentials of QGIS and discover how to visualize, manage, and analyze geospatial data. Perfect for beginners or those needing a refresher! QGIS Advanced Course Take your skills to the next level with advanced techniques in QGIS. Read more

By Anna Randegger, ago

OPENGIS.ch and Oslandia: A Strategic Partnership to Advance QField and QFieldCloud

We are extremely happy to announce that we have partnered strategically with Oslandia to push the leading #fieldwork app #QField even further. In the world of fieldwork, accuracy and efficiency are paramount. As GIS specialists, we understand the importance of reliable tools that streamline data collection and analysis processes. That’s why we are thrilled to join forces with Oslandia, a company that shares our passion for open-source development and innovation. Embracing Open Source Development At Read more

By Marco Bernasocchi, ago

Analyzing and visualizing large-scale fire events using QGIS processing with ST-DBSCAN

A while back, one of our ninjas added a new algorithm in QGIS’ processing toolbox named ST-DBSCAN Clustering, short for spatio temporal density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise. The algorithm regroups features falling within a user-defined maximum distance and time duration values. This post will walk you through one practical use for the algorithm: large-scale fire event analysis and visualization through remote-sensed fire detection. More specifically, we will be looking into one of the Read more

By Mathieu, ago

QField background tracking

Years ago, the QField community and its users showed their love for their favourite field app by supporting a successful crowdfunding to improve camera handling. Since then, OPENGIS.ch has continued to lead the development of QField with the regular support of sponsors. We couldn’t be prouder of the progress we have made, with plenty of new features added in every major release. This includes major improvements to positioning including location tracking, integration of external GNSS Read more

By Marco Bernasocchi, ago

Unterstützung für WMTS im QGIS Swiss Locator

Das QGIS swiss locator Plugin erleichtert in der Schweiz vielen Anwendern das Leben dadurch, dass es die umfangreichen Geodaten von swisstopo und opendata.swiss zugänglich macht. Darunter ein breites Angebot an GIS Layern, aber auch Objektinformationen und eine Ortsnamensuche. Dank eines Förderprojektes der Anwendergruppe Schweiz durfte OPENGIS.ch ihr Plugin um eine zusätzliche Funktionalität erweitern. Dieses Mal mit der Integration von WMTS als Datenquelle, eine ziemlich coole Sache. Doch was ist eigentlich der Unterschied zwischen WMS und Read more

By Matthias Kuhn, ago