by rjhale | Sep 6, 2022 | GIS
It’s happening. The big plan for the FOSS4G style meetings I’ve held around here has been “grow this beyond me”. At the TN GIS conference this year I was approached by Two people from Vanderbilt and this now gets a little bit bigger and better....
by rjhale | Aug 28, 2022 | Chattanooga, GIS, QGIS
If I ever had to stand behind one thing I’ve learned as a business and working in Geo – there is no end to free work. A few years ago I had to do a hard stop on volunteer projects and settle on one a year. That one can be one week in length. It can be 6...
by rjhale | Aug 25, 2022 | GIS
For a small recap: The 2020 Lock Down Happened – and I knew I had to do better as a business. In late 2020 I developed a new Game Plan 2021 Moving Forward – put the plan into action. I used to have a plan for everything. For a bit I stopped. As of late...
by rjhale | Jul 25, 2022 | GIS, Open Source GIS, QGIS
Back to QGIS ramblings. I mentioned in a previous blog post I was doing QGIS support specifically for one company but in reality it’s been about every client where I install QGIS. The one company turned into a retainer where I tested the waters of “can I...
by rjhale | Jun 18, 2022 | Rambling
Welcome to my ramblings this morning on the official blog of NRGS. So way back when I was a geology person. I did the time. Got the paper. Never practiced the art. Instead I was lured into the sordid world of mapping. From 1989 to about 1991 I rambled through college...
