by rjhale | Aug 28, 2026 | Default
Above is a map from the 2026 Geohipster Calendar by Antonio Smith – Noteworthy because it’s East Tennessee. The 2027 Geohipster calendar is now accepting admissions. You may think “Well it’s a bunch of open source weirdos over at...
by rjhale | Aug 18, 2026 | Default
I was asked today how I rated this trip and I give it an 8 out of 10. As I was telling people in class it’s been “Pre-Katrina” since I was in Louisiana. I’m actually down here training people on using QGIS. It’s been a while since I did...
by rjhale | Dec 1, 2025 | Default, Rambling, Small Business
I’ve been trying to write my thoughts down more and have just been lost in life. The last 30 days have had me in Oak Ridge, Murfreesboro, and Reston Virginia. Yet another reason I mumble I really need to cut down on traveling. Which reminds me I need to discuss...
by rjhale | Jul 24, 2025 | Default
News of the weird…or possibly normal. . I hit two “almost a problem” problems with the longest running install of this system: I need to update it which means changing names on three of the layers. I expect much screaming when this happens. I already...
by rjhale | Jul 9, 2025 | Default
I may have done something terrible or something good. To get some of you up to speed: I’m not a web programmer…or developer…… I have been woefully ignorant of web mapping I decided to learn some leaflet by mapping bike lanes. There’s more...
by rjhale | Aug 9, 2024 | Default
Part 1 This is part 2 which will be pretty simple. This is more of the “get organized” part. In part 1 I was able to generate a watershed boundary from LIDAR Elevation Data. After it was generated I went back and checked the watershed line and really only...
