by rjhale | Jan 8, 2016 | Conservation, Forestry, Fulcrum, GPS, QGIS
I hardly ever talk about fulcrum except on twitter. I’ve had a license for a while and I use it somewhat randomly depending on the client. This last year I’ve been ‘perfecting’ (for lack of a better term) my toolset as a consultant. Which for...
by rjhale | Oct 13, 2015 | GDAL, GIS, Open Source GIS, PDF, QGIS
I hate to even say “GeoPDF”. It’s not a bad thing by any stretch. Much like saying “Mr Sid” I probably do it with a contorted facial expression. At some point I’m going to talk about some of the stuff Terrago has been doing with...
by rjhale | Mar 18, 2015 | Open Source GIS, QGIS
Why am I posting this? ‘Cause it’s cool. Website: https://qgis2015.wordpress.com/ The development and use of GIS in recent years has exploded – it is no longer an ‘experts only’ pursuit. This makes the application much more exciting and challenging....
by rjhale | Dec 21, 2014 | ArcGIS Desktop, Open Source GIS, postgis, QGIS
It’s been about a year since this project “appeared” and it was first done in ArcGIS. It wasn’t much fun (not because of ArcGIS). The part that made it “not fun” was the “Oh by the ways”. NRGS would deliver a map and get...
by rjhale | Jul 27, 2014 | Forestry, GIS, postgis, QGIS
My longest running client has been a forestry company. Now – if you were to hand me an aerial photograph and I had it in stereo and go “Trees – start” – I would at least get the boundaries of the different types outlined. If you stuck me...
