by rjhale | Nov 29, 2022 | ESRI, GIS, QGIS
With QGIS 3.28.1 being released you get this one new thing that I thought I’d never see. Way back in June (2022) this popped up on twitter: Yes – GDAL 3.6 would have the ability to edit ESRI File Based Geodatabases. Back in 2014 GDAL gained the ability to...
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 | 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 | Apr 4, 2022 | 911, postgis, QGIS
So next week is the TN GIS meeting at Montgomery Bell State Park. Which will be the first conference I’ve walked into in 2 years and 2 months. I’m doing two things while I’m there – well three: Walk a lot Teach an OSM workshop Give a talk on...
by rjhale | Mar 16, 2022 | GIS, QGIS, Training
So NRGS has a Exploring QGIS class coming up on April 27th and 28th of 2022. This is a gentle introduction to the the best FOSS4G desktop software you’ll ever use. Here’s how it’s going to go: Software: QGIS 3.22 Location: Virtual Dates: April 27th...
by rjhale | Feb 15, 2022 | Lidar, PDAL, QGIS
I did a demo the other day for some foresters and I almost wanted to walk into traffic by the end of it. Not because of anything with QGIS and LiDAR – but I think I finally got “Virtual Fatigue”. Part of the demo worked amazingly well. If...
