GIS Tutorial - Mediterranean Sea - Mapping physical products - Part 1

Vincent uses QGIS.

Data used :
o PHY - monthly & daily products from model
o Additional layers from EMODnet

The Copernicus Marine Service provides state-of-the-art information available on the global ocean (worldwide coverage) and 6 European seas, based on the combination of space and in situ observations, and their assimilation into 3D models (eg: temperature, salinity , currents, sea ice, sea level, wind and biogeochemical parameters etc.). CMEMS allows any user to DISCOVER, VIEW (see online tutorials) and DOWNLOAD (see online tutorial) any product in the catalog.

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Thank you so much sir for this video. I have a query for you. When you worked on current, you do current<symbology>color< assistant< source<1.2 LEN. That's good for visualizing the current in different colors. I want to export this scale in a map layout. which indicating the color as well as the speed (digit) aside, just like the color ramp. Your feedback will be highly appreciated.