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2014-10-31T01:07:31Z

‎What's next?

2014-10-24T07:36:56Z

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2014-10-24T00:00:35Z

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2014-10-23T23:52:21Z

‎50px Follow along: Changing symbol structure

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2014-10-23T23:40:35Z

‎50px Follow along: Loading vector data from shapefiles

2014-10-23T23:39:44Z

‎50px Follow along: Loading vector data from a database

2014-10-23T23:16:19Z

‎50px Follow along: Loading vector data from shapefiles

2014-10-17T01:07:02Z

‎50px Try yourself...

2014-10-17T01:00:19Z

‎50px Try yourself...

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   [[GIS_AH_Answers#Results_for_Working with Vector Data|Check your answers]]
 {{example|Click here to go to [[GIS AH C4|Module 4 : Classifying Vector Data]]}}
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 Vector data represents features in terms of points, lines and polygons on a coordinate plane. It is usually used to store discrete features, like roads and city blocks.
-=== [[Image:basic4.png|50px]] Follow along: Loading vector data from shapefiles ===
+=== [[Image:basic.png|50px]] Follow along: Loading vector data from shapefiles ===
 The Shapefile is a specific file format that allows you to store GIS data in an associated group of files. Each layer consists of several files with the same name, but different file types. Shapefiles are easy to send back and forth, and most GIS software can read them.

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 * Create a new map and add only the ''streets'' dataset.
-* Apply the style <code>advanced_street_style_demo.qml</code> provided in <code>exercise_data/styles</code>.
+* Apply the style ''[[media:advanced_street_style_demo.qml.zip| <code>advanced_street_style_demo.qml</code>]]'' provided in <code>exercise_data/styles</code>.
 * Zoom into the layer so it is easier to see.
 * Using symbol layers, ensure that the outlines of layers flow into one another as per the image below:

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 === [[Image:basic4.png|50px]] Follow along: Changing symbol structure ===
-This is a good introduction, but there is more to a layer's symbology than just its colour. To learn about some of the other options available, add the layer ''bandung_districts''. This layer has been made up of images originally taken by satellite, and showing various types of land cover in the area around Bandung.
+This is a good introduction, but there is more to a layer's symbology than just its colour. To learn about some of the other options available, add the layer ''[[media:bandung_districts.zip| <code>bandung_districts.shp</code>]]''. This layer has been made up of images originally taken by satellite, and showing various types of land cover in the area around Bandung.
 Using this layer we can learn how to remove the lines so the map does not appear cluttered.

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-... would result in some places being hidden as they run ''underneath'' the land_use areas.
+... would result in some places being hidden as they run ''underneath'' the <code>land_use</code> areas.
 To resolve this problem:

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 Refer back to the introductory exercise in the previous section for instructions on how to add vector layers.
-* Load the "[[media:waterways.zip| <code>waterways.shp</code>]]", "[[media:places.zip| <code>places.shp</code>]]" and "[[media:forests.zip| <code>forests.shp</code>]]" datasets into your map following the same method.
+* Load the ''[[media:waterways.zip| <code>waterways.shp</code>]]'', ''[[media:places.zip| <code>places.shp</code>]]'' and ''[[media:forests.zip| <code>forests.shp</code>]]'' datasets into your map following the same method.
   [[GIS_AH_Answers#Shapefiles|''Check your results'']]

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 * Click the ''New'' button.
-* In the same folder as the other data, you should find the file ''land_use.sqlite''. Select it and click ''Open''.
+* In the same folder as the other data, you should find the file ''[[media:land_use.zip| <code>land_use.sqlite</code>]]''. Select it and click ''Open''.
 You will now see the first dialogue again. Notice that the dropdown select above the three buttons now reads "land_use.sqlite@...", followed by the path of the database file on your computer.

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