QGIS 3.4.4 open and view vector data



QGIS 3.2.1 open and view vector file - shapefile, kml, dxf, geosjon

In GIS , geographic features are often expressed in multiple data formats. Vector and raster data are prime data formats. In this post you will know  about QGIS 3.4.4 open and view vector file – shapefile, kml, dxf, geosjon etc. Vector describes geographic data into three types of geometry. Data represented in terms of points, line and polygon.

Use MapOG Tool for creating map

QGIS 3.4.4 open and view vector data

Before using QGIS user interface we can add or remove panel by right click on toolbar. We can also do this in view menu. Enable browser panel and layer panel.

  • Click the “Add Vector Layer” icon Or use “Layer” menu from the toolbar and navigate to “Add Layer” -> “Add Vector Layer”.

  • Set the Source Type to “File” and Encoding to “System”.

In most cases system encoding is fine but if you find strange characters in attributes table then you have to change appropriate encoding.

  • Click “Browse” and navigate to the appropriate files, using the appropriate
    file types.
  • You can select and deselect layer from layer panel. Adjust the layer order by clicking and dragging layers up and down in the “Layers” panel.
  • You can move by Pan Map icon or you can find Pan Map in view menu

QGIS 3.2.1 open and view vector file - shapefile, kml, dxf, geosjon

Export your saved map as SVG – Scalable Vector Graphics

Selection of feature for editing

If you want to change any feature then choose Select Feature(s) and move feature to entire feature, where you want to do changes.

QGIS 3.2.1 open and view vector file - shapefile, kml, dxf, geosjon

  • To save the project click the “Save” icon and designate a file location. When you re-open a project, any layers that you were using should be in the same
    locations on your computer; if they are not, you will need to re-designate the appropriate file paths.

Check out step by step approach in video provided below:

Want to Extract a feature from existing shapefile.

Our  goal is to provide new users a working knowledge of QGIS. Although we only had time for a handful of operations, I hope that you now have sufficient familiarity with QGIS to explore it further on your own. If you face any problem in implementing above steps please comment. Any suggestion are welcome.

You also publish your data on web without using QGIS visit MapOG Tool

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