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QGIS, an open-source GIS platform, shines brightly in the realm of geospatial analysis and mapping. Users laud its user-friendly interface and the ability to seamlessly integrate plugins, making tasks more efficient. The direct connection to platforms like Google Earth and OpenStreetMap simplifies data importation. Its strong suit as a free software with a ...Read more
QGIS is an open-source GIS platform with a wide array of features and plugins that make work easier and more efficient.
The software has a user-friendly interface, making it easy to navigate and access tools, especially for those new to GIS applications.
QGIS provides powerful geoprocessing and digitizing tools, simplifying the process of creating valuable geographic analysis.
It allows for spatial analysis and manipulation of data formats, offering advanced features for visualizing, analyzing, and editing geographic data.
Output templates are not readily available, requiring additional time for configuring settings when doing layout.
Some features, like the search feature, need improvement to be on par with other GIS applications.
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Andrew M
10/25/19
QGIS is quite versatile for a free mapping software
What do you like best? QGIS has load of powerful algorithms that perform functions like data analysis, vector and rasterization of mapping resources. There are many tutorials online to guide you on usage What do you dislike? Other than the intimidating interface that has a lot of functions in different sections, I haven't encountered any issues using QGIS What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? QGIS is free and almost as powerful as ArcGIS ...
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Raisa M
10/02/19
A very relavant and affordable gis analysis tool
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User in Higher Education
09/28/19
must have for geographical analysis
What do you like best? Great possibilities of geographical data analysis What do you dislike? sometime functions are not clear or explained Recommendations to others considering the product: Absolutely necessary for analysis if you want to make geographical analysis What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? every kind of geographical data analysis, 3d terrain model reconstruction,
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User in Non-Profit Organization Management
09/15/19
The best open source software for an GIS professional
What do you like best? The SCP tool is a blessing. Right from download to pre and post processing of images can be applied in this tòol. Thanks to Luca Congedo the developer. What do you dislike? Newer versions are unstable and the tools get a complete makeover which becomes challenging. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? It has greatly benefited my work in terms of saving time in processing which use to take more time earlier. Lot of ...
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Pranav P
08/12/19
Clumsy but useful
What do you like best? It's free and as good as ESRI's ArcGIS. Great with GRASS What do you dislike? All the options are hard to find. Some versions are unstable. Recommendations to others considering the product: Try using it with GRASS that will increase the automation. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Development of publication level maps for free
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Jorge R
07/30/19
Free but very complex
What do you like best? QGis is an inexpensive and open to use software What do you dislike? Complex to load information, base maps, etc Recommendations to others considering the product: I believe there are other better options for GIS/Mapping. It might work for more complex problems but for basic/intermediate use, not worth it. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Mapping project information
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Binnat M
07/28/19
Best GİS Tool
What do you like best? I have been using QGIS around a year, what I really like on this application it's very sophisticated features in order to implement tasks into your map. With that application you can freely make your maps better and implement multi tasks at the same time. Moreover you can use the statistical package at this software. What do you dislike? As I mentioned, I have been using the QGISpplication around a year, while using that I did not see any bad thing to complain. ...
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User in Civil Engineering
07/18/19
QGIS is one of the complete mapping software available to the GIS community that supports geospatial
What do you like best? QGIS offers many common functionalities provided by core features and plugins. It is helpful in Map composer and supports for saving and restoring projects. The best part in QGIS is availability of plugins and wide range of tools that can be customised to perform all the GIS actions. What do you dislike? The GUI should be improved and the QGIS software has less professing functions Sometimes the program freezes during complicated work. Not all plugins ...
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EVANSON N
07/14/19
Capabilities of QGIS
What do you like best? QGIS has numerous plugins which help in project creation. qgis2web plugin is among the many plugins of QGIS and it helps in exporting my projects as web maps either as leaflets or open layers, including most of my styles in that specific project. It is also cheap to acquire as it is an open source software and thus it is free. It is also light and does not require much space thus can run on many computers. What do you dislike? Installed desktop QGIS has less ...
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Lancy K
07/10/19
Great yet simple tool that does the work
What do you like best? Qgis is a great and simple tool that for me does the work. When it comes to geospatial analysis I use qgis. I love that its so easy to implement this tool since all I have to do is download it online.It is available as a freeware and has very many versions. I love that it is kept current and updated on the regular to ensure that it stays current and relevant. It has great tools, menus and icons that address all the needs of incorporating gps data or any ...
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