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You can see in the image above I appear to be using theUSER:100000projection (the note in the bottom right-hand corner). QGIS didn’t know what to name the NY State Plane projection when I imported the shapefile, so it gave us that confusing result. What if it’s wrong!!! We’re ...
QGZ File:When you save your project, it will create a file with a QGZ extension. InQGIS 2, it was the QGS file. Now, it’s the upgraded QGZ file. The advantage of this file type is that you can open it like a TXT file. Creating data in QGIS If you want to create points, lin...
QGIS’ Composer has the ability to create an “Atlas” built-in. In open source QGIS software, before version 1.9 it used to be a plugin. Now, it’sintegrated into QGIS core. Simply, QGIS Atlas allows you to create multiple maps using records in a shapefile or spatial data set. All y...
Loading the Mapbox Style in QGIS Using WMTS Service Now open up QGIS. On the far left are icons for loading different data types into QGIS. Select the globe icon to load a layer from a WMTS Server. Make sure the Layer option is highlighted and then select “New”. Under Connection Deta...
How to open a QPJ file QPJ files are not meant to be opened by themselves. They are intended to be read by QGIS when a geographer opens a shapefile (.SHPfile). However, because QPJ files are text files, you can open and edit them in any text editor if needed. ...
If it is a ShapeZip archive, use a ZIP utility to extract and work with the underlying shapefile components. In other cases, a dedicated application matching the file’s use (such as a game or workspace editor) is needed. How to open SHZ files You need a suitable software like QGIS to...
The geocoded file will automatically be added to the layers list in QGIS. Once the geocoding is finished, the end result is a geocoded point shapefile. Appended to the table are two tables that describe how each point was determined. ...
Try opening the entire “Shapefile”, which is actually a compressed folder with multiple files such as .shp, .dbf, etc. in it. If you open the shp only, you only get the shapes, but the data/keys are actually contained in the dbf. Regards, Charlie Liao Message 2 of 3 1,802 V...
I think of GeoPackage as the new shapefile without the old limitations and I encourage you to use it. It is a great format for, well, geo-packaging! However, don’t go as far as thinking it is a full-blown GIS workspace, it doesn’t have geodatabase behaviors like domains and attrib...