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Here is a list of exotic mango varieties from different part of India that will trigger your mango-love this season!
The onset of summer means the coming of the MANGO season! While ‘Alphonso/Hapus mangoes’ reign the mango kingdom, there are about 1,500 varieties of mangoes grown in India alone. A glance on the Indian map of the king of fruits.
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MangoMap pulls custom Maps for Any Device
Free APIs like Google Maps offer a decent option for developers who need in-page maps. While they work great and most people are familiar with functionality, they don’t typically offer as many custom features right of the box. Coding your own customized features is a hassle, though an option for advanced devs with extra time. But another option is MangoMap, a service for pulling map data with custom parameters like traffic routes, climates, and even unique color schemes. The idea of Mango is to offer heavily-customized yet accurate maps based on GIS(Geographic information system) data. Users can embed these maps right into webpages or mobile apps with easy methods for updating content. The service is completely free to signup and offers 3 maps to all free accounts. Each paid plan does offer a 30-day free trial, but not many lower-end users will want to pay $100/mo for access to this mapping system. To learn more about MangoMap check out the help page which covers all the frequently asked questions & issues from users. Also you can find site news on their official Facebook page, or via Twitter @mangomap. Read More at MangoMap pulls custom Maps for Any Device http://dlvr.it/CNJKvD www.regulardomainname.com
QGIS VIDEO TUTORIALS - MODULE 4: Creating a Map for Print
Module 4: Creating a Map from MangoMap on Vimeo.
In this third lesson you will learn about:
- Print Composer - Adding a Title to a Print - Adding / Modifying a Legend to a Print - Exporting the Print View and Available Formats
Exercise Data: qgis.org/downloads/data/training_manual_exercise_data.zip
Previous Lessons:
Module 1: The Interface
Module 2: Creating a Basic Map
Module 3: Classifying Vector Data
QGIS Video Tutorials - Module 3: Classifying Vector Data
Module 3: Classifying Vector Data from MangoMap on Vimeo.
In this module we will learn everything we need to know in order style our maps based on the underlying attribute data.
After completing this module, you will understand attributes and know how to:
Create and Customize Labels
Create Nominal Classification Legends
Create Ratio Classification Legends
Create Rule Based Legends
Exercise Data Download
Previous Lessons:
Module 1: The Interface
Module 2: Creating a Basic Map
QGIS VIDEO TUTORIALS - MODULE 2: Creating a Basic Map
In this module we will learn everything we need to know in order create and style a basic map.
After completing this module, you will be able to correctly load vector layers and apply styles to them and also be able to apply advanced styling techniques to your map layers.
Exercise Data Download
Previous Lessons:
Module 1: The Interface
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QGIS Video Tutorials - Module 1: The Interface
In this module we introduce the QGIS project itself, as well as explaining the user interface.
After completing this section, you will be able to correctly identify the main elements of the screen in QGIS and know what each of them does, and load a shapefile into QGIS.
Exercise Data Download
My personal favorite online mapping service, MangoMap, has been updated to v2.0. Some of the improvements include:
- Data Editing: You can now edit your data in MangoMap. The simple interface allows you to easily update the geometry of your data (point/layer/polygon), their attributes, or even add new features. Edits can be viewed immediately in any maps based on that data.
- Data Access: There’s no point in being able to edit your data if you can’t download it again. You can now download all of your MangoMap datasets in Shapefile, KML (Google Maps & Google Earth) and CSV (Excel, Google Docs & Open Office) formats.
- Private Web Map Service (WMS): All accounts now have their own password protected WMS, which is a tiled map service. This means that you can now load your MangoMap layers into desktop GIS systems such as ArcGIS & QGIS or any other mapping system that supports the WMS standard.
- Data Management: The new data management panel makes it much easier to manage your maps and data. We also added the ability to delete datasets which was something we have been asked for a lot.
So, sign in, upload data, and experiment the new stuff.
