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QGIS – Training
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Vector Data
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QGIS Basic Structure and layout
Data structure and interrogation
Working with Symbology
Creating new data using online imagery
Calculate simple geostatistics.
Print Layout
Saving data and projects
Raster Data
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Downloading elevation data
Elevation data processing and analysis
NAFI QGIS plugin.
Working with fire history rasters
Additional exercise
QGIS for fire managers (Kimberley)
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QGIS Basic Structure and layout – Kimberley
Data structure and interrogation – Kimberley
Understanding fire history
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Making a fire history report map
Save the fire history project
Building fire spread landscape layers.
High-resolution imagery checking your burns.
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Whats image resolution and why is it important for monitoring fires?
Planned burn lines for the field – Avenza
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Working with GPX
QGIS for Fire Managers – Tiwi
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QGIS Basic Structure and Layout
Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map
Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin.
Understanding Fire History
Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines
High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns
Geospatial PDFs and Avenza
Maps for Fire Management
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Why and how do we use map data in bushfire management?
What is GIS?
Satellite Imagery
About hotspots and burnt area mapping
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: The Homepage
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Viewing Maps
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Fire History: Planning
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Track Fires: Assessment & Response
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Evaluation
More NAFI Tools for Tracking Fires
Other Tools
NAFI Mobile App
NTRRP
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NTRRP method overview
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Darwin rural bushfire mapping QGIS plugin.
Darwin High-Resolution mapping
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Copy and Paste python
Attribute and upload to NAFI
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Kerry Crosbie
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