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DESCRIPTION:This hands-on workshop introduces how map production can be aut
 omated using Python/PyQGIS scripts together with QGIS print layouts. It bu
 ilds on the preceding talk and focuses on practical implementation.\n\nWe 
 start with a short introduction to print layout templates and their main e
 lements\, such as maps\, legends\, text labels\, images\, and scale bars\,
  as well as a brief introduction to PyQGIS.\n\nIn the practical part\, par
 ticipants learn how to prepare a layout for automation by assigning item I
 Ds to its elements. We will then write PyQGIS code to control and modify t
 he print layout. Using PyQGIS\, layout elements are accessed via their IDs
  and dynamically updated—for example by changing text\, adjusting map se
 ttings\, modifying legends\, or inserting images. As a first step\, a sing
 le layout is exported as a PDF.\n\nA prepared example project is then intr
 oduced\, containing input data (CSV)\, a GeoPackage\, and print layout tem
 plates. Participants will extend the provided script step by step and fina
 lly run a batch export.\n\nThe focus of the workshop is on the interaction
  between Python/PyQGIS code and QGIS print layouts. To support this\, part
 icipants work with prepared PyQGIS scripts which are extended.\n\nParticip
 ants should have basic knowledge of QGIS and Python. Prior experience with
  the QGIS Python API is helpful but not required.
DTSTAMP:20260525T175536Z
LOCATION:Bridge 1-Short Workshops
SUMMARY:Automating Map Production with PyQGIS and QGIS Print Layouts - Isab
 elle Korsch
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/LTMDDW/
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