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Introduction to GIS: Mapping of Data (QGIS)

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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology has been widely used across various topic areas to visualise and overlay data, and study spatial relationships.

Learn more about about GIS and get a guided experience in mapping real data using QGIS.

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Learn

  • Introduction to GIS using case studies
  • To explore the open-sourced QGIS software
  • The basics to create maps using real data
  • Where to obtain spatial data sources and guides to get started with GIS

Preparation for Participants

  • Please download and install the QGIS 3.34 (64-bit) program unto your laptop. Navigate to the appropriate OS type that you are using (Windows / macOS). Download the Long Term Version 3.34 which is the most stable version and would function well.

    Prior to the workshop, please ensure that you are able to run the installation file and open up QGIS on your laptop.

Speaker

Michelle Quak

Michelle Quak

Librarian (Digital Scholarship)
With a background in environmental geography and experience in urban planning, Michelle is interested in the different ways in applying geospatial techniques across various disciplines. She enjoys speaking with students and researchers about their projects and helping them with geospatial/data visualisation enquires. She also loves classical music, reading, and hiking.

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