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DESCRIPTION:At the Danish Nature Agency\, we are delivering large-scale cli
 mate and wetland restoration projects covering 45\,000–70\,000 hectares.
  These projects are implemented by many project managers\, most of whom ar
 e not GIS specialists.\n\nTo support this\, we have developed a standardiz
 ed QGIS project combined with a custom plugin and toolbar that transforms 
 QGIS into a guided workflow platform. Instead of relying on manual GIS ope
 rations\, users are guided through predefined processes for creating proje
 cts\, editing data\, running spatial analyses\, and generating outputs.\n\
 nThe plugin provides one-click tools for key tasks such as spatial overlap
  analysis\, compensation mapping\, nitrogen and CO₂ screening\, and auto
 mated extraction of land ownership data. Behind the scenes\, complex geopr
 ocessing workflows—such as clipping\, dissolving\, overlay analysis\, an
 d reporting—are executed in a consistent and controlled way.\n\nThis app
 roach ensures data consistency\, reduces errors\, and allows non-GIS users
  to independently manage complex spatial workflows. Outputs are directly i
 ntegrated into organizational processes\, including standardized Excel rep
 orts and data deliveries.\n\nThe talk will demonstrate how QGIS can be ada
 pted from a specialist tool into a scalable operational platform\, enablin
 g large organizations to deliver environmental projects efficiently and co
 nsistently.
DTSTAMP:20260724T192751Z
LOCATION:Bridge Cinema
SUMMARY:Scaling Climate Projects with QGIS: A Guided Workflow for Non-GIS U
 sers - Klaus Agerskov
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/YBYFJV/
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