QGIS for Ecologists
An Introduction to Mapping for Ecological Surveys
(Author) Miles Stephanie Stephanie MilesThis book is aimed at the level of beginners, with no prior experience of GIS or QGIS required. This text takes the reader through the basic stages of mapping for ecological projects. It is timely as QGIS now provides an open source system for all ecologists to have access to software to produce their own maps for reports. This book is much needed as a guide to the production of maps for Ecologists in their day-to-day ecological consultancy work. This book includes downloadable data/CD for use in producing the maps described. Readers will learn how to produce six maps for ecological reports; an aerial imagery survey map, desk study map, site overview map, protected species map, Phase 1 habitat map, NVC habitat map. The book includes workflows that readers can follow with their own data and covers methods for digital data capture in the field.
Miles Stephanie
Stephanie Miles
Stephanie Miles is a critically acclaimed author known for her vivid storytelling and intricate character development. Her most notable works include "The Night We Met" and "Lost in the Shadows," which have garnered widespread praise for their emotional depth and lyrical prose. Miles is known for exploring themes of love, loss, and redemption in her writing, capturing the complexities of human relationships with a keen eye for detail. Her unique blend of realism and poetic language has established her as a prominent voice in contemporary fiction. "The Night We Met" is widely regarded as her most famous work, earning numerous awards and accolades for its evocative portrayal of love and longing. Miles's contributions to literature have had a profound impact on the literary genre, inspiring readers and fellow writers alike with her poignant narratives and powerful storytelling.
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