A QGIS plugin that adds support for CityJSON files
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MyLiDAR is a QGIS plugin for processing and analyzing LiDAR point clouds. It streamlines workflows by offering tools for cleaning, classification, reporting, and visualization of .las/.laz datasets.
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Turning Plugin Management into Actual Package Management
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QGIS plugin for a toolbar to easily navigate a preselected set of features from any featurelayer.
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QGIS plugin voor het eenvoudig openen van verbeterdekaart.nl vanuit de QGIS applicatie
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QGIS plugin for a toolbar to quickly create and manage annotated pointfeatures in a dedicated layer.
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In the project APRIORA, environmental protection agencies and wastewater treatment plants get equipped with a GIS-based risk assessment system to monitor and model concentrations of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) in order to improve water management and reduce emissions.
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Inspects QGIS plugin source directories and release ZIP archives against the official QGIS Plugin Repository guidelines, security policies, and packaging requirements.
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Enterprise QGIS Plugin Portfolio Analytics, Quantitative Econometrics & Forensic Governance Studio (24 Plugins) | Live Studio: https://yusufeminoglu.github.io/qgis-plugins-governance/
python portfolio threejs dashboard cartography geospatial opendata gis qgis urban-planning data-visualization remote-sensing governance spatial-statistics pyqgis space-syntax urban-analytics qgis-plugins
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