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The document outlines a course project for creating a map using QGIS to depict different soil types across Karnataka's geographical units. It details the problem statement, data requirements, and steps involved in the mapping process, including data collection, shape file creation, and map visualization. The project is submitted by a student named Manum and supervised by Prof. Dr. M S Ganesh Prasad from the Department of Civil Engineering at the National Institute of Engineering, Mysuru.

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Qgis Report

The document outlines a course project for creating a map using QGIS to depict different soil types across Karnataka's geographical units. It details the problem statement, data requirements, and steps involved in the mapping process, including data collection, shape file creation, and map visualization. The project is submitted by a student named Manum and supervised by Prof. Dr. M S Ganesh Prasad from the Department of Civil Engineering at the National Institute of Engineering, Mysuru.

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THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING

Manandavadi Road, Mysuru•570 008.

Phone: 0821-2480475, 2481220, 4004947 Fax: 0821-2485802,

Email :

COURSE: GIS with Quantum GIS

COURSE CODE: BCV4S6B

TOPIC: (Create a map using QGIS)

Submitted bv:

NAME: - MANUM

USN: - 4NI23CV059

SEMESTER: - 4

SECTION: - A

Prof Dr. M S Ganesh Prasad

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

NIE MYSORE
ACADEMIC YEAR 2025-26
PROBLEM STATEMENT:

TO create a QGIS map to types of soil in different areas in Karnataka for different geographical units (example: districts.
taluks. or villages), map those units, y the data in a GIS software.

Data required: Collect soil type data from soil resource atlas of India. You may also find data on the K-GIS portal or
Karnataka State Spatial Data Infrastructure (KSSDI). The data is in a suitable formats for GIS software (ex: a spreadsheet
With rate and corresponding geographical unit identifiers).
Steps involved:

• Create a Shape rile:


• Get Base Map: Obtain a shape file of Karnataka's administrative bounchries (e.g„ districts, taluks). Find these
on the K•GIS portal or Other data sources.
• Join Data: Use GIS software to join the soil with the shape file. This involves matching the geographical
identifiers (e.g., district names) between the data and the shark file. Map and Visualize:

Map Creation.
• Base Map: Create a map Of Karnataka With the administrative boundaries.
• Layer Creation: Add the soil type data as a layer to the map.
• Symbolization: Use appropriate colour schemes or symbology to represent the soil type data.

2. Customize.
• Labels: Add labels to the map to identify different geographical units.
• Legend: Include a legend to explain scheme or symbology.
• Title and Other Elements: Add a title. scale bar. north arrow. and other relevant elements.

3. Output: Export the map in a suitable format (e.g.. image, interactive web map), Analysis and
Visualization:
• Spatial Analysis: Perform spatial analysis to identify variations in soil type across Karnataka
• Map Visualization: Create a firuil map that effectively communicates the spatial distribution of soil types .

GIS process involved are:

• Collecting.
Managing. Analyzing.
• Visualizing spatial

Date of Submission: One week before the last working day.

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