I did it – I’m at Part II. I actually did it. Wooooooo. For some of you – this isn’t news – but – for some it will be. For the Record – Part 1. So you’re sitting with a client and you’ve documented and asked “WHY” so much they really want you to leave […]
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2018 TN Eastern Regional GIS Meeting – September 13th 2018
By rjhale
This free forum is intended for GIS users and anyone interested in the GIS Profession. September 13th 2018 8:00AM – 4:00PM Eastman Lodge Kingsport, TN Event Details and Registration will be available at: http://www.tngic.org/2018-regionals.htm#2018east Keynote Speaker Stacey Whaley – Sevier County GIS Director Pre-Forum Classes September 12th , 2018 • Lidar Workshop (September 12, 2018, […]
QGIS 3.2: Drive Down Lists aka Value Relation Widget
By rjhale
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 […]
Intro to QGIS Training – September 25th 2018 – Montgomery Alabama
By rjhale
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 […]