QGIS Plugins

QGIS python plugins developed by Faunalia

To install them, add http://faunalia.it/qgis/plugins.xml to the repository list and install it through the python plugin installer. Starting with QGIS 1.0 the Faunalia repository is available just by clicking "Add 3rd party repositories" and accepting the "no-warranty" warning.

GDAL Tools

GDAL Tools is an very handy interface for the GDAL command line utilities, a set of tools to manipulate rasters. This tool is available as plugin but will be soon added to the core features of QGIS.

GDAL Tools

The Gdal Tools menu

Home Range plugin

See the wiki page of the project and or its AniMove link.

The Qgis plugin to compute Home Ranges at work. Available methods are: MCP, kernel h LSCV, kernel h REF, kernel with adjusted h and NNCH

RandomHR (AniMove)

Made by Faunalia for Florence University. Randomization of home ranges within a study area: wiki page.

OpenStreetMap plugin

The plugin allows to load OpenStreetMap data, that can be edited and saved as shapefile. This is just a proof of concept of what can be done. Sample data are available here. More data here. Further development may include the direct download and upload from and to OSM, and much more.

Linear referencing plugin

Calculate dynamic segmentation for PostGIS layers: wiki page.

Linear Referencing Plugin

Ruote Info: You can inspect calibration of the routes. Load a route layer to map canvas (using menu “Layer” → “Add PostGIS Layer…”), click the “Route info” action in plugin's toolbar and select a route from the layer by clicking on it with the route info tool active. A bunch of signs will be shown indicating measure value at the vertices