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Quantum GIS Guida all’uso Version
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Copyright c○ 2004 - 2010 Quantum
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Indice Titolo i Preambolo ii Indice
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Indice 6. Lavorare con i dati raste
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Indice 12.11.Plugin MapServer Expor
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Elenco delle figure 1. Una sessione
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Elenco delle figure 80. OSM downloa
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QGIS Tips QGIS Tips 1. DOCUMENTAZIO
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1. Premessa Benvenuti nel meravigli
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• creazione e modifica di shapefi
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• Barra degli strumenti Editing A
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• Inserimento testo: Nome da most
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2. Introduzione al GIS Un Sistema I
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2.1.2. Dati vettoriali 2.1 Come mai
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3.3 Sessione di esempio utente, inc
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3.3 Sessione di esempio 5. ⊙ ’F
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[--extent xmin,ymin,xmax,ymax] set
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L’interfaccia di QGIS è divisa i
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4.2 Interfaccia QGIS Simplify Featu
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4.2 Interfaccia QGIS • Plugins -
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- Rimuovi - Apri tabella attributi
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4.2.7. Barra di stato 4.3 Visualizz
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4.4 Misurazioni x Per impostazione
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4.6 Output Il file di progetto è s
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4.7 Opzioni dell’interfaccia graf
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Figura 5: Impostazioni del proxy in
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5. Lavorare con i dati vettoriali Q
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5.1.2. Ottimizzare le prestazioni F
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5.2 Layer PostGIS • Fornire event
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5.2 Layer PostGIS QGIS richiede che
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5.2.5. Migliorare le prestazioni 5.
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5.3 Layer SpatiaLite • If everyth
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Simbolo singolo - lo stesso stile
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Understanding the new generation sy
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Figura 18: Selezione di un elemento
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5.5 Modifica qualunque operazione d
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Abilitare la modifica topologica 5.
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Tip 19 MARKER DEI VERTICI La versio
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Modificare i vertici di un elemento
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5.5 Modifica gli elementi dei quali
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Figura 21: Finestra di creazione di
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5.7 Selezione mediante interrogazio
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6.2. Caricamento dati raster in QGI
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6.3.1. Scheda Simbologia QGIS può
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6.3 Finestra delle proprietà raste
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6.3.7. Scheda Istogramma 6.3 Finest
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7.2 Client WMS quindi consulta le s
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7.2 Client WMS Figura 24: Finestra
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• Proprietà server - Versione WM
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7.3.1. Caricare un layer WFS 7.3 Cl
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8. Lavorare con le proiezioni QGIS
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1. Selezionare Proprietà progetto
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Figura 28: Finestra del CRS persona
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9. Integrazione con GRASS GIS Il pl
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9.3 LOCATION e MAPSET in GRASS 10.
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9.3 LOCATION e MAPSET in GRASS Figu
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9.4 Importare dati nelle LOCATION G
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9.6. Creazione di un nuovo layer ve
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9.7 Digitalizzazione e modifica di
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9.8 Lo strumento Region di GRASS Fi
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9.9 La barra strumenti GRASS Come m
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10. Compositore di stampe Il compos
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10.1 Uso del compositore di stampe
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10.1.4. Creazione di file in uscita
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11. Plugins di QGIS Quantum GIS è
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Figura 46: Installazione di plugin
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11.2. Data Providers 11.2 Data Prov
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12.1 Plugin di Cattura delle Coordi
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