TT051: Advanced QGIS and TUFLOW Result Viewing

Learn about advanced features of the TUFLOW Viewer plugin, new QGIS Processing Toolbox functions, Geopackage spatial database format, automated report figure creation and animation creation.

TT051: Advanced QGIS and TUFLOW Result Viewing

Overview

Recent user surveys indicate over 65% of TUFLOW modellers use QGIS as their model development and result viewing environment. The free QGIS TUFLOW plugin provides an excellent toolbox of functions to increase model build and result viewing efficiency.  This half day hands-on course teaches how to effectively use the latest tools native to QGIS 3 and the TUFLOW’s new GIS database format Geopackage. Advanced use and latest features of the free QGIS TUFLOW plugin (including the TUFLOW Viewer), such as new Processing Toolbar functions, exporting high quality animations and how to batch export flood maps, are also a focus of the course.

Dates

Content

New and Current Popular TUFLOW Plugin Tools
TUFLOW Viewer - dynamic 1D and 2D result viewing using the QGIS TUFLOW Graphical User Interface (GUI)
New QGIS Processing Toolbox functions, including:

  • GIS Format Converter, for automated conversion between MIF, SHP and GeoPackage formats

  • TUFLOW Project Builder, to automatically built a project structure and template control files when starting new project

  • Package Model Options, efficient model consolidation for project milestone archiving and model delivery

TUFLOW’s New GIS Database Format
GeoPackage overview
TUFLOW model database structure recommendations
Version control options and automated update tools

Automated Report Figure Creation
Report figure creation, via QGIS’s Print Layout functionality
Automated creation and exporting of multiple report figures using TUFLOW Plugin batch processing tools

Animation Creation
Basic animation options: style options, frame rate controls, map annotations and labelling
Advanced animations: embedding and syncing dynamic plot insets within map animations

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