by rjhale | Sep 30, 2024 | GIS
In case you haven’t seen the news – we had a lot of rain Last Friday. A hurricane hit Florida and then proceeded to drench a large portion of the world I Inhabit I was fine. Chattanooga was fine. North East Tennessee and Western North Carolina...
by rjhale | Aug 9, 2024 | GIS
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...
by rjhale | Jul 30, 2024 | geoserver, GIS
TL/DR – Funding is Hard. Last week I ran down a rabbit hole. While I’m passable as a sysadmin – my skills are lacking in some areas. I had a conversation with someone on hardware and software and we ended on “How would you run this 911 stack of...
by rjhale | Jul 18, 2024 | GIS
Through a long series of events – here we are: https://qgis-us.org The events: qgis.us gets registered. Boundless takes the domain to Planet. Planet doesn’t pay the domain registration costs Through the best efforts of a lot of good people –...
by rjhale | Jul 8, 2024 | GIS, GRASS, Lidar, QGIS
I typically spend June wondering about what I’m doing, have done, and need to do work wise. One thing I keep thinking about is “the old days”. By old days I mean the start of my career which was doing a lot of Watershed Mapping. Back in the mid...
by rjhale | Jun 28, 2024 | geoserver, GIS
I spend a large amount of time harping about QGIS and other things up here – Never talk about Geoserver. I first “got into it” during the early OpenGeo days and slowly figured out I could run it outside of that install environment. I run it for a few...
