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DESCRIPTION:Automating QGIS workflows can save a lot of time and effort. Wi
 th some Python programming\, custom tools can be created that are tailored
  to specific questions and data structures. In this workshop\, this capabi
 lity will be demonstrated through examples\, before we collaboratively dev
 elop our own algorithms and implement them in QGIS.\n\nThe processing tool
 box in QGIS already provides a wide range of algorithms. However\, real-wo
 rld requirements often demand data preparation\, the combination of multip
 le tools\, and manual post-processing of results. Developing custom tools 
 not only speeds up these workflows but also offers additional benefits suc
 h as improved reproducibility\, error reduction\, and easy sharing with ot
 hers.\n\nIn this workshop\, participants will gain both theoretical and pr
 actical knowledge necessary to develop their own processing algorithms\, i
 ntegrate them into QGIS\, and share them with others. We will implement ap
 plication examples from classic GIS analysis and address individual challe
 nges.\n\nBasic knowledge of GIS and Python* is required for participation.
  The workshop will also cover the specifics of using Python within QGIS.\n
 \n\\* Functions and classes should not be entirely new concepts.
DTSTAMP:20260512T233739Z
LOCATION:KO22 (WS1)
SUMMARY:Automating QGIS Workflows with Custom Processing Tools - Peter Gipp
 er
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2025/talk/NTGJWG/
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