Skip to content
About
QGIS – Training
Menu Toggle
Vector Data
Menu Toggle
QGIS Basic Structure and layout
Data structure and interrogation
Working with Symbology
Creating new data using online imagery
Calculate simple geostatistics.
Print Layout
Working with field point data.
Saving data and projects
Raster Data
Menu Toggle
Downloading elevation data
Elevation data processing and analysis
NAFI QGIS plugin.
Working with fire history rasters
Additional exercise
QGIS for fire managers (Kimberley)
Menu Toggle
QGIS Basic Structure and layout – Kimberley
Data structure and interrogation – Kimberley
Understanding fire history
Menu Toggle
Making a fire history report map
Save the fire history project
Building fire spread landscape layers.
High-resolution imagery checking your burns.
Menu Toggle
Whats image resolution and why is it important for monitoring fires?
Planned burn lines for the field – Avenza
Menu Toggle
Working with GPX
QGIS for Fire Managers – Tiwi
Menu Toggle
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
QGIS for Fire Managers – Garawa
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Garawa
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Garawa
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Garawa
4- Understanding Fire History – Garawa
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Garawa
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Garawa
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Garawa
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Garawa
QGIS for Fire Managers – Judbarra
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Judbarra
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Judbarra
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Judbarra
4- Understanding Fire History – Judbarra
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Judbarra
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Judbarra
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Judbarra
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Judbarra
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Judbarra
QGIS for Fire Managers – Thamarrurr
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Thamarrurr
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Thamarrurr
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Thamarrurr
4- Understanding Fire History – Thamarrurr
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Thamarrurr
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Thamarrurr
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Thamarrurr
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Thamarrurr
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Thamarrurr
QGIS for Fire Managers – Wagiman
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Wagiman
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Wagiman
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Wagiman
4- Understanding Fire History – Wagiman
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Wagiman
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Wagiman
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Wagiman
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Wagiman
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Wagiman
QGIS for Fire Managers – Wardaman
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Wardaman
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Wardaman
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Wardaman
4- Understanding Fire History – Wardaman
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Wardaman
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Wardaman
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Wardaman
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Wardaman
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Wardaman
Maps for Fire Management
Menu Toggle
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
Menu Toggle
NTRRP method overview
Menu Toggle
Darwin rural bushfire mapping QGIS plugin.
Darwin High-Resolution mapping
Menu Toggle
Copy and Paste python
Attribute and upload to NAFI
Main Menu
Instructions for Download
1- Instructions for Download – Test
About hotspots and burnt area mapping
Additional exercise
Attribute and upload to NAFI
Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines
Building fire spread landscape layers.
Calculate simple geostatistics.
Chapter 2
Copy and Paste python
Creating new data using online imagery
Creating planned burn lines – GPX/GPS
Creating planned burn lines – GPX/GPS
Darwin High-Resolution mapping
Darwin rural bushfire mapping QGIS plugin.
Data structure and interrogation
Data structure and interrogation – Kimberley
Download QGIS
Downloading elevation data
Elevation data processing and analysis
Fire edge datasets
Geospatial PDFs and Avenza
High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns
High-resolution imagery checking your burns.
Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin.
Making a fire history report map
Making a fire history report map
More NAFI Tools for Tracking Fires
NAFI map graphics
NAFI Mobile App
NAFI QGIS plugin.
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Viewing Maps
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Evaluation
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Fire History: Planning
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: The Homepage
NAFI’s Practical Mapping Tools: Track Fires: Assessment & Response
NTRRP
NTRRP method overview
Other Tools
Planned burn lines for the field – Avenza
Planned burn lines for the field – Avenza
Print Layout
QGIS – Training
QGIS Basic Structure and layout
QGIS Basic Structure and Layout
QGIS Basic Structure and layout – Kimberley
QGIS for Fire Managers – Garawa
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Garawa
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Garawa
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Garawa
4- Understanding Fire History – Garawa
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Garawa
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Garawa
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Garawa
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Garawa
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Garawa
QGIS for Fire Managers – Judbarra
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Judbarra
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Judbarra
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Judbarra
4- Understanding Fire History – Judbarra
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Judbarra
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Judbarra
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Judbarra
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Judbarra
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Judbarra
QGIS for Fire Managers – Thamarrurr
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Thamarrurr
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Thamarrurr
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Thamarrurr
4- Understanding Fire History – Thamarrurr
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Thamarrurr
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Thamarrurr
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Thamarrurr
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Thamarrurr
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Thamarrurr
QGIS for Fire Managers – Tiwi
QGIS for Fire Managers – Wagiman
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Wagiman
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Wagiman
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Wagiman
4- Understanding Fire History – Wagiman
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Wagiman
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Wagiman
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Wagiman
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Wagiman
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Wagiman
QGIS for Fire Managers – Wardaman
Menu Toggle
1- Instructions for Download – Wardaman
2- QGIS Basic Structure and Layout – Wardaman
3- Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map – Wardaman
4- Understanding Fire History – Wardaman
5- Building Fire Spread Landscape Layers and Creating Burn Plan Lines – Wardaman
6- Installing and Exploring the NAFI QGIS plugin – Wardaman
7- Creating a New Shapefile for Draft Burn Lines – Wardaman
8- High-resolution Imagery – Checking Your Burns – Wardaman
9- Geospatial PDFs and Avenza – Wardaman
QGIS for fire managers (Kimberley)
Satellite Imagery
Save the fire history project
Save the fire history project
Saving data and projects
Spatial information for fire management
Spatial tools for mapping, monitoring managing fires in savanna landscapes.
Test
Menu Toggle
Test Inner
Tutorial Data
Understanding fire history
Understanding Fire History
Understanding GIS Data and Making a Map
What is GIS?
Whats image resolution and why is it important for monitoring fires?
Whats image resolution and why is it important for monitoring fires?
Working with field point data.
Working with fire history rasters
Working with Symbology
Maps for Fire Management
Why and how do we use map data in bushfire management?
Darwin rural bushfire mapping QGIS plugin.