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To view its web maps in QGIS, you could potentially add them as a WMS/WMTS, but that will only work if they provide one. It looks like they do provide a commercial WMTS. …

As commented by @whuber: A minor modification (simplification, actually) of the R code at gis.stackexchange.com/a/33449 will give you your continuous solution. The code conducts a vertical (no …

There is a troubleshooting guide available from Esri for any Problem: Receiving errors when uploading a shapefile to ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Explorer Online, Business Analyst Online, or Community Analys …

I cannot help with opening them in QGIS but those files look like PC ARC/INFO coverage format. …

When I looked just now I found QGIS: Using ESRI’s File Based Geodatabase which seems straightforward, is very recent and uses a configuration (QGIS 2.2, GDAL 1.10, Windows 7) that seems quite similar to … Open QGIS 2.2 Add Vector Data. Select Directory as the source type. Select type as ESRI FileGDB. Since a file based geodatabase is a directory – select that file based geodatabase. …

This would be a very expensive route to take but in theory an organisation could use ArcGIS for Server 10.1 to publish your ArcGIS toolbox tool(s) as OGC Web Processing Services (WPS) to be consumed by QGIS …

To do this I would: Add a new field, perhaps called Value and of type integer Select your two green categories and calculate them to say Value = 1 Select your red and yellow categories and calculate …

You may also be looking for what used to be called DROPLINE functionality. Although it did not survive the ArcInfo Workstation to ArcGIS Desktop transition, there is currently an ArcGIS Idea to have …

The instructions that you are following from that link to Using OSM Data in QGIS say near their beginning: We assume that you’ve already downloaded and installed QGIS 2.x. … You are using a version of QGIS 3.x, and so I think you should look for documentation written for QGIS 3.x instead. …

Notwithstanding whether there are non-geographical features, I think of a feature as being something with geometry (x,y etc) and attributes i.e. a feature is more than geometry. Then when a feature ( …

As commented by @TDavis: you need to convert it from degree-decimal minutes (different from degree/minute/second) into decimal degrees. if you have this data in an excel table, you have to div …

As commented by @Vince: To the best of my knowledge, QGIS doesn't read SDE.ST_GEOMETRY, which won't have an entry in USER_SDO_GEOM_METADATA. … It would be unwise to let QGIS modify rows in a versioned feature class. …

As commented by @John: Go into your polygon layer label settings and in the drop down select blocking (instead of No labels and the other two options) and use the blocking options there.

As commented by @John: There is a clipping setting in the layout properties you might fiddle with. One way to get to it is click the far right small icon across the top in the map's item properties p …

As commented by @BenW: You're in the wrong tab. You want the Symbology tab, not Labels.