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DATE: 2023-03-13
AUTHOR: John L. Godlee
I had a go with the Avenza Maps[1] Android app during fieldwork to visualise my position within the landscape. I had access to a vegetation map and I wanted to see how close I was to transition zones between vegetation units, and also where I could walk to find a good place to install a vegetation monitoring plot.
It was a bit of a faff, but I worked out a method for importing raster and vector data into Avenza Maps. I used the free version of the Avenza Maps app:
To import a raster layer:
In QGIS:
Choose to export the chosen raster layer
Choose GeoTIFF
Choose "Rendered Image" when exporting
Increase the resolution as desired
Put the exported .tif on Android phone
Open Avenza Maps
Add the .tif as a Map
Avenza (free) only supports KML/KMZ and GPX, which don't support polygons. To import point (vector) data:
In QGIS:
Ensure that the chosen point features only have one attribute "name"
Choose to export the chosen features
Choose GPX
Select GPX_USE_EXTENSIONS = YES
Put the exported .gpx on Android phone
Open Avenza Maps
Add the .gpx as a Layer in the chosen map
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