QGIS is a powerful tool for spatial analysis. But can it also produce maps that are clear, compelling and beautiful?
In this free live masterclass, we will explore how professional urban maps are created in QGIS. Using real examples, the instructor will explain how datasets, colours, categories, labels and visual hierarchy can transform spatial information into a map that communicates a clear story.
You will discover:
- What makes a map both informative and visually engaging
- How different urban datasets can be visualised
- How styling choices influence the way a map is understood
- Practical approaches to colours, categories, labels and visual hierarchy
- Examples of professional maps created entirely in QGIS
The masterclass will be led by Juan Pablo Corral, Co-Founder and Director of Applied GIS and Education at The GeoSpatial Hub, and instructor of the GIS and Spatial Analysis for Urban Practitioners course.
The open Q&A will be hosted by Juan and Anastasia Sukhoroslova, Founder and CEO of All Things Urban and Co-Founder and Managing Director of The GeoSpatial Hub. Together, they will answer your questions about the upcoming GIS and Spatial Analysis for Urban Practitioners course, including its content, format, learning experience, time commitment, available options and whether it is the right fit for your goals.
If you are considering joining, this is an opportunity to meet the instructor, experience his teaching approach and ask any questions you might have.
No previous GIS or QGIS experience is required.
This free session is organised by The GeoSpatial Hub, powered by All Things Urban.
No previous GIS or QGIS experience is required. The session will last approximately 45 to 60 minutes. Attendees are encouraged to join live to ask questions directly, as a recording is not guaranteed.