March 17, 2017

Tutorial to determine Elevation and Precipitation of Subbasins on QGIS

March 17, 2017/ Saul Montoya

This is a quick tutorial to determine Elevation and Precipitation on subbasin scale.

This tutorial cover the following topics:
- Review of spatial data system of coordinates (SRC)
- Interpolation of Precipitation in QGIS
- Zonal Statistics of Precipitation and Elevation
- Apply styles and labels to results

Download the data of this tutorial from this link:
http://gidahatari.com/s/4_DetermineElevationPrecipitationSubbasinsonQGIS.rar

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