This is cool. So – North Road ran a crowd funding campaign to get this into the core component of QGIS. There was a plugin – and to be honest I discovered that about the same time as the crowdfunding was announced. The campaign put the plugin into the core parts of QGIS. What happens […]
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Intro to QGIS Training – September 25th 2018 – Montgomery Alabama
The Intro to QGIS class is going to Alabama! Actually – Montgomery Alabama September 25th 2018. It was picked to start off the Alabama Damage Summit. Also – with much luck this will be certified! Actually – there is no luck about it. It’s a certified class. Which means approximately 25 dollars per student goes back […]
QGIS 3.2: Metadata
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On the heels of the “document your data” post I’m about to turn my writing towards QGIS 3.2. One of the things you should worry about with your data is documenting. Why did you do what you did with attributes and fields? Amazingly enough – most of my clients don’t know or just go “OK” […]
Rolling out QGIS/PostGIS Part 1: Document
I hated putting Part 1 up there. I start a lot of Part 1 posts and never get to Part 2…..I’m planning on this being a multipart post. After a while of screaming ‘hey why don’t we put QGIS everywhere’ I had a client decide to replace ArcGIS as their primary GIS. We were working […]