QGIS 3.0 has a powerful new way to create automated mapbook products called reports. If you are familiar with map atlas’s in QGIS 3 or data driven pages in ArcGIS you will be somewhat familiar with the basic premise. Continue reading “Reports in QGIS 3.0”
Working with multiple map views in QGIS 3.0
One of the many great new features of QGIS 3.0 is its ability to view and work with multiple map canvases or map views. You can link the location and scales of these views together so that they are centered in the same place but showing different data at different scales. For instance you can make an overview map showing the location of the main data frame in a larger spatial context or a close-up showing detailed aerial photography. Continue reading “Working with multiple map views in QGIS 3.0”