QGIS is an open-source GIS desktop software package. It has many features found in other desktop GIS software, runs on Linux/Unix, MacOS and Windows operating systems, and is available at no cost.

Students will use QGIS to classify data, query tables, analyze spatial relationships, set map projections, build spatial databases, edit data, and create map layouts. Lectures are followed by hands-on ...

Video 1: Introduction to QGIS Click here to view or download video 1 (length:10:51; file size:33mb) Topic Covered in Video 1: QGIS Introductions Raster/Vector Saving Video 1 relation to ICT SYLLABUS ...

James Gray continues his review of desktop Geographic Information System (GIS) applications with an introduction to the concepts needed to get started with the user-friendly, open-source Quantum GIS.