This research is done for the partial fulfilment of requirements for a Master of Science degree at the
IHE Delft Institute for Water Education, Delft, the Netherlands.
Leonardo Porto Nazareth
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This repository contains QGIS scripts developed to support the methodology proposed in the thesis, which aims to enhance early-stage sanitation planning using open-access spatial data. The proposed methodology is developed to help sanitation planners and other stakeholders, such as utilities and decision-makers, incorporate spatial data on sanitation planning. By integrating datasets—like gridded population, streets and paths registers, and building footprints—these tools ease identifying context-appropriate sanitation solutions. This repository will also include documentation on installing and using the scripts and relevant information for effective planning. (Intro) |
The step-by-step instructions for manually download and installing the scripts in QGIS are described below
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Go to LINK
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Click on the “...” button at the top right of the page
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Click on “Download” and select a directory on your computer to save the .zip file
Note: The .zip file contains the scripts developed and the styles that will be used later
- Unzip the folders from the .zip file into a directory on your computer
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Open the QGIS
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Go to Menu View > Panels > Processing Toolbox Panel.
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At the top of the Processing Toolbox panel click on the second “Scripts” button
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Select the “Add Script to Toolbox” option
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Select the Scripts folder of the unzipped file
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Select all the scripts (.py files) and click on the “Open” option
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The scripts will be added to the Scripts section of the Processing Toolbox Panel
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Author: Leonardo Porto Nazareth.
All the material contained in this repository is part of the thesis of the MSc programme in Water and Sustainable Development (Water and Health and Governance and Management), at the Institute for Water Education, Delft, Netherlands.
The layout was inspired by the repository Repository