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FastVersion is a Qgis plugin for data versioning in a Postgis database. This plugin provides data versioning to tables with geometry stored in postgis. It allows to create, changes and eliminate versions, and within each version , to insert, modify and eliminate elements. It is possible carry out the processes of “post” from one version to another, with conflict resolution functionality.

Desktop application for browsing and visualizing GPS files on your local storage or on network. * Quickly navigate your GPS files using embedded file/track/metadata browser * Works with gpx, kml, and csv files * Show overview map of all tracks in directory * Filter tracks in browser based on metadata, location, and path * Color code track overview based on metadata, e.g., overall distance, start time * Simultaneously view one or more tracks on map while graphing detailed metadata...

QGis permit the use of python script to handle maps. Here are some python code ready to use and modify, and some associated samples.

Why use it? You can create your own Python script using model builder, but you have to modify the script everytime you want to dump different tables. Using this script you only need to have a CSV with all the table names, that’s it. Purpose: It can be used as an archival and historical database It will make you ArcSDE database portable and shareable

QGis Python Plugin to create named map themes to switch the visibility of all layers belonging to theme. Experimental working prototype with functionality to include in future version of QGIS.

A simple and still alpha Python script to extract features out of an OpenStreetMap (OSM) file into basic Keyhole markup language (KML)

QGIS Plugin to Read/Write xml metadata files associated with geospatial file formats.

This script analyzes a GPS-tracklog to find the position where digital images were taken. It's main objectives are to embed this position into the EXIF-data and to display the images in Google Earth.

Python script for Geocachers. Takes GPX file (eg from Geotoad), downloads waypoints to Garmin Etrex, and produces OpenOffice quick-reference document with the descriptions and hints.