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DESCRIPTION:Map projections are almost always defined as projections onto a
  plane\, not onto a cone or cylinder as most materials describe them. QGIS
  supports many vector and raster file formats as input\, offers excellent 
 map design capabilities\, and provides access to a wealth of freely availa
 ble data that covers the entire Earth. With the help of QGIS\, we can easi
 ly create print layouts for many projections\, enabling us to teach projec
 tion theory more accurately and even create our own "globes" for classroom
 s worldwide.\n\nThe workshop will demonstrate how to create a custom "glob
 e" in the classroom\, helping students understand how map projections work
 .\n\nPlease bring your own laptop with QGIS 3.40 LTR preinstalled.
DTSTAMP:20260513T113649Z
LOCATION:KO22 (WS1)
SUMMARY:Teaching Projections in Classroom with the Help of QGIS - Vedran St
 ojnović
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2025/talk/PSM3GT/
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