Geospatial Data Collection with the Qfield app

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contents <p>The slides accompany the practical session on <strong>"Geospatial data collection with the Qfield app"</strong> as part of the 2025 <strong>NFDI4Biodiversity & HeFDI & iDiv Seasonal School on Data Management in Biodiversity and Environmental Science</strong>. The session provided a topical input on Qfield as a geospatial data collection tool and practical instructions for the practical example Qfield project.<br>During the workshop, the participants used Qfield to collect a traits dataset of 70 tree points, which were synchronized directly into one QGIS project. The participants learned how the project was set up in QGIS for the use in the Qfield app, with a choice of data types, contraints, and default values. Further, the workshop covered how collaborative data collection is enabled via QfieldCloud.</p>
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NFDI4Biodiversity Seasonal School
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ResearchDataCollection
<p>The slides accompany the practical session on <strong>"Geospatial data collection with the Qfield app"</strong> as part of the 2025 <strong>NFDI4Biodiversity & HeFDI & iDiv Seasonal School on Data Management in Biodiversity and Environmental Science</strong>. The session provided a topical input on Qfield as a geospatial data collection tool and practical instructions for the practical example Qfield project.<br>During the workshop, the participants used Qfield to collect a traits dataset of 70 tree points, which were synchronized directly into one QGIS project. The participants learned how the project was set up in QGIS for the use in the Qfield app, with a choice of data types, contraints, and default values. Further, the workshop covered how collaborative data collection is enabled via QfieldCloud.</p>
title Geospatial Data Collection with the Qfield app
topic NFDI4BiodiversityHeFDIiDivSeasonalSchool2025
NFDI4Biodiversity Seasonal School
training
ResearchDataCollection
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17623082