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DESCRIPTION:The presentation will cover experiments with styling a Swiss to
 pographic map based on data from the 'Swiss Map Vector 25' dataset.\n\nThe
  presentation discusses and demonstrates styling\, symbology and labelling
  topics\, such as\n- using units for either print or screen maps\n- fixed 
 reference scale (important primarily for print maps)\n- the use of data-de
 fined properties and expressions\n- styling roads and trails with multiple
  symbol layers and advanced dashing\n- splitting up layers according to dr
 awing levels (e.g. buildings below or above railways or cable cars)\n- org
 anising layers: flat layer drawing order list vs. thematic organisation in
  layer tree\n- point and area symbology tricks (e.g. advanced hachures (li
 ne pattern fills) that follow orientation of geometries)\n- advanced label
 ling with manual or automatic labelling placement\, labelling rules and da
 ta-defined expressions\n- selective masking to better distinguish labels f
 rom darker geometry symbols in their background\n- terrain representation 
 (hillshading\, rock drawing and contour lines)\n\nThe presentation will al
 so discuss missing symbology features that\, if implemented\, would help t
 o better style topographic maps\, especially in the alpine regions with a 
 lot of rocky areas.
DTSTAMP:20260724T214413Z
LOCATION:Pegna
SUMMARY:Styling a Swiss topographic map - Andreas Neumann
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/P7EBXR/
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