Visualizing Multi-Temporal Data with Temporal Controller - Revision history

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 * 4: For the purpose of this exercise we will be using the Configuration: Single Field with Date/Time.
 * There are 5 other configuration that can be used seen below : Fixed Time Range, Separate Fields for Start and End Date/Time, Separate Fields for Start and Event Duration, Start and End Date/Time from Expressions, Redraw Layer Only
-[[File:TempProp_Fixed.jpeg]]
+[[File:TempProp_Fixed.jpeg|800px]]
-[[File:TempProp_TwoFields.jpeg]]
+[[File:TempProp_TwoFields.jpeg|800px]]
-[[File:TempProp_TwoFields_for_end.jpeg]]
+[[File:TempProp_TwoFields_for_end.jpeg|800px]]
-[[File:TempProp_Expression.jpeg]]
+[[File:TempProp_Expression.jpeg|800px]]
-[[File:TempProp_Redraw.jpeg]]
+[[File:TempProp_Redraw.jpeg|800px]]
 * 5: Make sure your Limit is set to the default Include Start, Exclude End

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 [https://freegistutorial.com/download-u-s-earthquake-point-shapefiles/#google_vignette]
 [https://www.qgistutorials.com/en/docs/3/animating_time_series.html]
+[https://ezgif.com/maker]

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 * Once you have imported the two shapefiles into your QGIS project you need to make sure that your shapefile has the proper reference Field within it's attribute table.
 * You need a "Date" type field with whatever time unit you are going to be using. For this tutorial you must create a new field called "Dateofocc" and use the "to_date" expression to fill in the Field
-[[File:Field Calculator.jpg|800px]]
+[[File:Field Calculator.jpg|1000px]]
 <br/>
 * You should End up with an Attribute Table that looks like this.

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 * 4: For the purpose of this exercise we will be using the Configuration: Single Field with Date/Time.
 * There are 5 other configuration that can be used seen below : Fixed Time Range, Separate Fields for Start and End Date/Time, Separate Fields for Start and Event Duration, Start and End Date/Time from Expressions, Redraw Layer Only
-[[File:TempProp_Fixed.png]]
+[[File:TempProp_Fixed.jpeg]]
-[[File:TempProp_TwoFields.png]]
+[[File:TempProp_TwoFields.jpeg]]
-[[File:TempProp_TwoFields_for_end.png]]
+[[File:TempProp_TwoFields_for_end.jpeg]]
-[[File:TempProp_Expression.png]]
+[[File:TempProp_Expression.jpeg]]
-[[File:TempProp_Redraw.png]]
+[[File:TempProp_Redraw.jpeg]]
 * 5: Make sure your Limit is set to the default Include Start, Exclude End
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 ==Using the Temporal Controller to Animate Time Series==
 * In the second menu bar at the top of the screen there should be a Clock image, Press on that image and the Temporal Controller tool will appear
-[[File:Temporal Controller.png]]
+[[File:Temporal Controller.jpeg]]
 * For this exercise set the Animation Range from "1973-01-03 00:00:00" to "1998-12-31 23:59:59" (There is a Set to full range button beside if you need the entire date range)
 * Set the Step to 1 year (You have the option of setting the step from milliseconds to centuries or timestamps if you have them, as well as the option to loop the animation)
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 * Do not change any Temporal Settings, they carry over from what you currently have
 * Press the Save button at the bottom to export the images for each Step
-[[File:Temporal_Export.png]]
+[[File:Temporal_Export.jpeg]]
 * To create a GIF you can use a GIF creating program or you can go to this website [https://ezgif.com/maker] and upload all the images that you have exported
 [[File:GIF_editor.jpeg]]
 * You can adjust the setting of the GIF however you want, for this exercise you can just use the default values
-[[File:GIF_settings.png]]
+[[File:GIF_settings.jpeg]]
 * Simply press the Make a GIF! button and it will automatically download your GIF on your computer
+[[File:GIF_Earthquakes.gif]]
 ==Conclusion==

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 [[File:Temporal_Export.png]]
 * To create a GIF you can use a GIF creating program or you can go to this website [https://ezgif.com/maker] and upload all the images that you have exported
-[[File:GIF_editor.png]]
+[[File:GIF_editor.jpeg]]
 * You can adjust the setting of the GIF however you want, for this exercise you can just use the default values
 [[File:GIF_settings.png]]

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 * You need a "Date" type field with whatever time unit you are going to be using. For this tutorial you must create a new field called "Dateofocc" and use the "to_date" expression to fill in the Field
 [[File:Field Calculator.jpg|left|800px]]
+<br/>
 * You should End up with an Attribute Table that looks like this.
 [[File:Attribute File.jpg]]