Evaluating Landscape Permeability in Quantum

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Disclaimer

Please note that this Wiki tutorial has been produced for the GEOM4008 Advanced topic in Geographic Information Systems class at Carleton University.

Introduction

The objective of this project is to develop a method to evaluate landscape permeability for large carnivores using only free and open-source software (FOSS). This tutorial has been created to allow non-GIS individuals to successfully complete this analysis in Quantum GIS using the Grass Plugin. This tutorial will be carried out while analyzing the landscape permeability for grey wolf movement on Vancouver Island. The final result from this project will be a landscape permeability map and provide invaluable insight into the movement of the grey wolf. This information can be used to implement more successful conservation strategies, facilitate ecosystem-based management (EMB), and better understand the genetic flow in the island’s population.

Data

Methods

Prepossessing

Opening QGIS

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Installing the Grass Plugin

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Add Vector Layers to QGIS

Clipping Vector Layers to AOI boundary

Import Vectors to Grass

Convert Vector to Raster

Add Raster Layers to QGIS

Import Raster to Grass

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Conclusion

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