- 1. Make sure that Georeferencing Plugin is available
- 2. Georeference the image imgHadley.tif
a. Define four control points and write down their
coordinates in the table below:
Point ID | X(East) | Y(North) |
1 |
| |
2 | ||
3 | ||
4 |
b. Start the Georferencing Plugin and register four control points
c. Due to a bug in georeferencing plugin you need to correct X value in the world file:
the correct value for X is 695191
Figure 2: Correcting the georeferencing
file
- 3. Add the georeferenced image/topo map to QGIS project
- 4. Add a vector land use layer (Lus117_Project.shp) from your home directory
- 5. Rename the layers in the TOC as “Topo Map” and “Land Use”.
- 6. Save the project
- 7. Export your results as a JPEG image (naming it yourname_georef.jpg).