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Congratulations to Francis Josef Gasgonia for winning the #QGIS Pi Mapping Contest! blog.qgis.org/2020/06/13/qgis-pi-mapping-contest-results/ And thanks to all participants who submitted designs to ensure that QGIS 3.14 will have great visuals!On twitter.com
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Francis writes about his submission: “This map would not be complete without the use of Pi. Multicentric ring buffers represent potential danger zones in this map of Mt. Isarog in the Philippines. [1/3]Permalink On twitter.com
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The calculations necessary to develop the ring buffers depend on Pi. Mt. Isarog is classified as a potentially active stratovolcano. [2/3]Permalink On twitter.com
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This map best represents the use of Pi in a map because these buffers are crucial in disaster planning, especially now in a Covid-19 pandemic world; wherein ring buffers, and other types of buffers are in use for humanitarian and logistics planning.” [3/3]Permalink On twitter.com
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