Nov 3, 2019
A star map of our 100 light-year radius neighborhood, highlighting where we might find habitable planets — made for the #30DayMapChallenge that just started over on Twitter
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A star map of our 100 light-year radius neighborhood, highlighting where we might find habitable planets — made for the #30DayMapChallenge that just started over on Twitter
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A small, #relaxing #timeline where I’m #drawing another blank #map. Can you guess what it’s about this time? 🗺️✏️✨
#30DayMapChallenge
We’re working with OpenStreetmap for Day 15 of the #30daymapchallenge. We’ll learn how to use the QuickOSM plugin for #QGIS to download data and then style that data similarly to the OpenStreetMap tiles. Happy #GISDay!
For Day 13 - Choropleth I take the map we made on Day 3 - Polygons and improve it using advice from the book "Making Maps".
It's #30daymapchallenge Day 12 - South America and we're making a map of the continent using the flags of each country. France also makes an appearance.
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It's Day 11 of #30daymapchallenge and the theme is "Retro". In this video I show you how to make a map like the ones featured in the 80s classic "WarGames" using #QGIS. That means lots of glowing lines, simple geometric symbols, console fonts and secret military data! Or maybe just public military data…
Today I livestreamed on Windows! I used #QGIS to create a map of the countries & sovereignties that make up the Caribbean Sea. Lots of data filtering, labels using expressions, customized callouts, layout struggles and pronunciation learning in this one.
For Day 9 of #30daymapchallenge we're collecting point data into a hexagon grid and styling it based on the number points in each hex using #QGIS.