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DESCRIPTION:Within the geospatial world\, we are usually immersed with diff
 erent analysis for specific purposes. It ranges from basic intersection of
  polygons\, to complex estimations such as population at risk to floods in
  Sri Lanka. These operations involve a defined set of inputs and a set of 
 steps or instructions\, whose number depends on the final goal. Using prev
 ious examples\, intersection requires two polygons\, while the flood analy
 sis needs a population and flood layers\, country administrative boundarie
 s\, etc. From a hacker’s perspective\, as we break down what we can deno
 te as workflow\, into a minimum set of commands\, we realize that executin
 g them in a manual manner could be overwhelming\, since the number of oper
 ations increases. Furthermore\, as a hacker you become aware that there mi
 ght exist human-prone errors\, such as incorrect inputs or parameters.\n\n
 This workshop will teach attendees the development of an automated process
  using QGIS. By taking advantage of the QGIS processing models\, together 
 combined with the Processing toolbox\, users will automate manual tasks in
  a no-code manner. Ranging from simple to complex workflows\, users will r
 educe time and errors that are common in a manual manner.\n\nFurthermore\,
  functions and analysis that do not exist within QGIS\, can be created. Us
 ing custom scripts written in Python\, users will leverage and extend and 
 adapt the actual Processing toolbox to fulfil the desired goal.
DTSTAMP:20260525T224232Z
LOCATION:Room 202
SUMMARY:A HACKER’S GUIDE FOR NO-CODE GEOPROCESSING USING PYTHON AND QGIS 
 - Jorge Martinez
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/foss4g-europe-2024-workshops/talk/DZXNF
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