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DESCRIPTION:QGIS has long supported coordinate reference systems for bodies
  other than Earth\, but until recently the practical experience of working
  with planetary data was limited by a number of issues related to use of n
 on-Earth CRS. This talk covers the improvements  that arrived with QGIS 4.
 2\, making QGIS a more capable platform for planetary science and non-Eart
 h spatial work.\n\nThe changes introduced by this work touch several key p
 arts of QGIS: loading non-Earth data as the project's first dataset\, avai
 lable tools in QGIS\, scale calculation and measurements on non-Earth data
 . The work also included a relatively small fix for QGIS server allowing i
 t to publish WMS service properly for non-Earth data\, without defaulting 
 to use WGS 84 improperly.
DTSTAMP:20260724T214410Z
LOCATION:Bridge 3-Short Workshops
SUMMARY:Non-Earth Coordinate Reference Systems improvements - Jan Caha
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/ZHU7ZF/
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