I just published the plugin dzetsaka : classification tool (github/qgis) on Qgis plugin server. This is a very simple plugin to make a fast but powerful classification. I used it for making numerous classifications of SPOT 5 scenes in the French Guiana Amazon forest.
A project with samples (an old map (map.tif) and ROI (train.shp)) is available on the docs branch. You can download these files directly here.
I was developping a plugin in Qgis with the Combobox layer (QgsMapLayerComboBox) which allows you to show all opened layer in Qgis. It’s a great tool that allows the user to select a raster or a vector easily.
On Ubuntu everything works perfectly, but when I was trying on Windows I always had this error when loading the plugin “error enum : QgsMapLayer”.
A project with my teacher Laurent Jégou was to design a recent map with an old map style. Some students chose to make the opposite, making an old map looks like a recent one (for example Rome in 300 A.D with an Open Street Map style).
I took the first project and I worked to make an actual map of Toulouse with an old style. I got most of my inspiration with the Rome map available on geotests (16mo).
I had a project in my master’s degree (Sigma) to use python for doing something with a GPX file. There was a project like finding summit or pass, but I choose to edit a GPX to split it into in each of his tracks, segments, or by cutting the file into a specific point.
I choose to use LXML library to parse and edit .gpx, and OS to batch the process with multiple .gpx.