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DESCRIPTION:Beyond Atlas: Automating Map Production with PyQGIS\n\nMap prod
 uction is still often a manual step at the end of a GIS analysis workflow.
  QGIS Atlas and expressions provide powerful tools to automate the printin
 g process. However\, there are limits to this approach\, for instance when
  more advanced\, data-driven customization is required. This is where we c
 an benefit from using Python and the PyQGIS API to automate printing tasks
  in QGIS.\n\nWe will start with a brief recap of QGIS printing layouts and
  the Atlas feature. Then\, we will explore how to use PyQGIS and QGIS prin
 t layout templates to automate the printing process. Using structured data
  (e.g. from a database or a CSV file)\, we can configure layouts and run b
 atch printing jobs with a single script.\n\nThe session includes a live de
 mo in the QGIS Python console\, along with an outline of how to write code
  that loads different print templates\, accesses layout items via their ID
 s\, dynamically modifies content\, configures print jobs\, and exports map
 s.\n\nThe talk concludes with a discussion of when a PyQGIS based printing
  approach is preferable to the Atlas feature\, and how it can be integrate
 d into a QGIS workflow.
DTSTAMP:20260724T214507Z
LOCATION:Bridge 2
SUMMARY:Beyond Atlas: Automating Map Production with PyQGIS - Isabelle Kors
 ch
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/HWPUC7/
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