QGIS Training August 8th 2013 in Chattanooga

Jul 9, 2013 | FOSS4G, QGIS, Training

We’re holding a class on August 8th for QGIS 1.8. Currently under debate is whether I follow that up with the QGIS Intermediate class on August 9th.

Intermediate?

Well – yes. We cover the basics in the intro class and I’ve had a request to do a more complex class. One with more editing and more cartography. I’m currently wrestling with that one now. I’ll know more about that this weekend. It appears it’s going to cover actual editing (like you’re going to produce something for public consumption and not just buffer something).

Until then – the 1.8 class will be held on August 8th in Chattanooga. $450 for the day – and you get a years worth of email support. So show up and learn a bit about Free and Open Source Software and how you can use QGIS to make your life a bit easier.

Subscribe to the Newsletter!

You may also like

The Trail Map – Part 1

The Trail Map – Part 1

A few posts ago I babbled about cartography. I've never had the patience for Cartography mainly because two things usually happen...well three things: the map can't be bigger than 8x11 the map must have everything on it Make the map however you want except we will...

My So called Life as a Map Maker

My So called Life as a Map Maker

I can sum it up: It's not much of one. Way back in my younger days I was infatuated with ArcPlot (which was the plotting portion of ArcINFO). From there I moved to Arcview, ArcMap, and eventually here to QGIS. All of my work typically revolves around Data. I usually...

Tricks with an ESRI File Geodatabase

Tricks with an ESRI File Geodatabase

A few years back I jumped in way over my head with QGIS/Postgis. I had moved a process out of one software and into my favorite two (QGIS/PostGIS) and little did I know the final output had to be a ESRI File Geodatabase. So what did I do? I shamed them into using a...