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THE LAND<br />

6. USE MAPS<br />

Map layers preparation<br />

• Once consensus on a final land use<br />

plan has been reached, maps need to<br />

be designed. For the PLUP agreement,<br />

mapping of the final Land Use plan<br />

is needed, and for the village monograph,<br />

mapping of both the current<br />

land use and the final land use plan<br />

are needed.<br />

• The steps for mapping are given<br />

below.<br />

• If necessary unselect the other layers.<br />

In the example below the layer<br />

Contour_Lines is hidden.<br />

• To change the colour of a land use type,<br />

click on the Land use type , in Fill Options,<br />

select the colour dedicated to<br />

the land use type , In Outline options,<br />

select None . Once each the land use<br />

type is associated with the correct colours,<br />

click on tab Apply / OK .<br />

Show the layers necessary<br />

for the map<br />

• The map needs to include: roads, rivers,<br />

and streams, boundaries, and<br />

GPS points. Colours of these layers,<br />

and their relative positions need to<br />

be set-up.<br />

• The example shows the Houaythong<br />

map in QGIS before export to the image<br />

map<br />

Add the colours for each<br />

land use type<br />

• Left click on the layer final land use<br />

plan , and then Properties/Symbology<br />

. In the Legend type, select<br />

Unique value , and in Classification<br />

field, select the Land_use_type attribute<br />

. Then Classify . Each land use<br />

will be automatically associated with<br />

colours (see below). However to be<br />

consistent, a specific colour should<br />

be associated with each land use.<br />

Add the boundary and<br />

select the colour<br />

• Click on Add vector Layer / Browse<br />

, find the shapefiles of the boundary.<br />

Then Open and Open again.

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