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    Course overview
    Module 1: Introduction to the command line and GDAL
    Tutorial: Introduction to the Command Line
    Tutorial: Introduction to GDAL
    Data GDAL tutorial
    Module 2: Introduction to Python
    Module 3: Map Algebra in Python
    Tutorial: Map Algebra with PCRaster Python
    Module 4: Spatial Dynamic Modelling
    Module 5: PyQGIS
    Introduction to PyQGIS
    Data PyQGIS tutorial
    Conclusion
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    PyQGIS 101 by Anita Graser
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    1. Course overview
    2. Module 1: Introduction to the command line and GDAL
    3. Module 2: Introduction to Python
    4. Module 3: Map Algebra in Python
    5. Module 4: Spatial Dynamic Modelling
    6. Module 5: PyQGIS
    7. Conclusion
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    Programming for Geospatial Hydrological Applications

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      In this course you'll learn an essential skill for researchers dealing with (spatial) data. With scripting you can better control your analysis using command line tools. You can also automate your procedures by writing batch scripts. Furthermore, you can process your data and make models using Python and its useful libraries.

      The online learning course on Programming for Geospatial Hydrological Applications is part of the Climate Services for Water Management (CliMWaR) project, funded by the Flemish UNESCO Science Trust Fund (FUST) from the Government of Flanders in Belgium.

      The course is also available at the UNESCO Open Learning platform.


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    • Module 1: Introduction to the command line and GDAL


      2 Books, 1 Folder
    • Module 2: Introduction to Python

    • Module 3: Map Algebra in Python

      1 Book
    • Module 4: Spatial Dynamic Modelling

    • Module 5: PyQGIS

      1 Book, 1 File
    • Conclusion

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