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Rachel: /* 50px Follow along: Prepare a map */

2014-10-16T01:35:48Z

‎50px Follow along: Prepare a map

2014-10-16T01:29:21Z

‎50px Follow along: Prepare a map

2014-10-11T08:55:14Z

2014-10-11T08:29:16Z

‎50px Follow along: Scale-based visibility

2014-10-11T08:26:31Z

‎50px Follow along: Changing colours

2014-10-11T08:24:29Z

‎50px Follow along: Ratio classification

2014-10-11T06:12:37Z

‎50px Follow along: The OpenLayers Plugin

2014-10-11T06:08:34Z

‎50px Follow along: The OpenStreetMap Plugin

2014-10-11T06:06:29Z

‎Lesson: Classification

2014-10-11T06:05:13Z

‎image Follow along: Create a new map

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 * Save the map under <code>exercise_data/</code> and call it <code>basic_map.qgs</code>.
-[[GIS_AH_Answers|''Check your results - Preparation'']]
+[[GIS_AH_Answers#Preparation|''Check your results - Preparation'']]
 === In conclusion ===

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	* Save the map under <code>exercise_data/</code> and call it <code>basic_map.qgs</code>.		* Save the map under <code>exercise_data/</code> and call it <code>basic_map.qgs</code>.
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		+	[[GIS_AH_Answers\|''Check your results - Preparation'']]

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 Test the effects of this by zooming in and out in your map, noting when the ''streets'' layer disappears and reappears.
-Note: You can use your mouse wheel to zoom in increments. Alternatively, use the zoom tools to zoom to a window:
+{{hlbox|Note: You can use your mouse wheel to zoom in increments. Alternatively, use the zoom tools to zoom to a window:}}
 [[Image:051.png|120px]]

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 * Select the menu item ''Properties'' in the menu that appears.
-Note: By default, you can also access a layer's properties by double-clicking on the layer in the Layers list.
+{{hlbox|Note: By default, you can also access a layer's properties by double-clicking on the layer in the Layers list.}}
 In the ''Properties'' window:

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 * Open the field calculator:
-[[Image:0168.png|image]]
+[[Image:0168.png|50px]]
 You'll get this dialogue:

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 * Enable "on the fly" projection and use the Google Mercator projection:
-[[Image:0236.png|image]]</p></li></ul>
+[[Image:0236.png|image]]
 You should now have a new raster image in from Google that you can use as a backdrop, or to help you find out where you are on the map. Here is such a layer, with our own vector road layer as overlay:

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 {{hlbox|Note: You may see a message stating that the latitude, longitude, or both extents are too large. This is because the OSM server doesn't have the capacity to continually give people data about the whole world. To prevent people trying to download too much data, there's a limit to the size of the area for which you can download data. If you get one of these error messages, zoom in to a smaller area on the map.}}
-* If you have an acceptable area, you can leave the other options as default and click the ''Download'' button.</p></li>
+* If you have an acceptable area, you can leave the other options as default and click the ''Download'' button.
-* After a while, the data will be downloaded, and will be shown in your map automatically. Here's an example:</p>
+* After a while, the data will be downloaded, and will be shown in your map automatically. Here's an example:
 [[Image:0115.png|image]]

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 Labels are a good way to communicate information such as the names of individual places, but they can't be used for everything. For example, let's say that someone wants to know what types of land cover are in the Bandung districts area. Using labels, you'd get this:
-[[Image:0019.png|image]]
+[[Image:0019.png|600px]]
 Obviously this is not ideal, so we need another solution. That's what this lesson is about!

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 Your map will now look something like this:
-[[Image:001.png|image]]
+[[Image:001.png|600px]]
 The colours will no doubt be different, and probably not suitable. Take the time now to change the style to use the ''Style'' tab in the ''Layer Properties'' to change the colours to those of your choice. As a refresher:
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 Here you can change the formatting of the layer in many ways, including colour, fill, symbols, lines, and more.
-[[Image:001a.png|image]]
+[[Image:001a.png|600px]]
 You can save the colours you choose as styles, so you can easily apply them to other projects.