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Maps: What makes them Good, Bad or Ugly (QGIS)

Understanding how to make a map interesting and informative is a job for the mapmaker. This involves understanding and implementing elements of visual hierarchy using QGIS. This session covers how to change colour, text properties, alignment properties, etc. The data used in this session comes from the National Topographic Database 1:250000. It is available to Dalhousie students through the GIS Centre. If you are not a member of Dalhousie, the data can be downloaded from https://ftp.maps.canada.ca/pub/nrcan_... The QGIS version used in this video is 3.40.6 0:00.00 Start/Introduction 0:01:29 What is a topographic map? 0:02:12 Starting hands-on exercise – Creating a topographic map of Victoria, BC 0:06:14 Adding data to QGIS 0:08:11 Organizing data layers 0:11:54 Symbolizing the data layers 0:18:07 Symbolizing data layer based on an attribute value 0:25:27 Creating a Layout 0:30:15 Filling in “no data” area 0:36:08 Zed Zone 0:36:42 Visual Hierarchy 0:38:29 Text on maps 0:53:14 Aligning map features 0:54:57 Legends 1:02:52 Inserting a scale 1:04:31 North arrows 1:08:43 Sources and credits 1:14:54 Key/Inset maps 1:20:02 Exporting a map out of QGIS 1:22:11 Saving your QGIS project 1:23:20 Colour 1:24:36 Quiz 1:26:54 Contact information