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Colin Mazengarb is a geologist who worked in the fields of regional geology and engineering geology during his career as a government scientist in New zealand and later Australia. He has published many maps and scientific papers on geology and natural hazards. Since 2016 he has been teaching courses to the geotechnical community in NZ and Australia in the theory and application of QGIS. He is an active member of QGIS Australia usergroup and served on the organising committee of the FOSS4G conference in Hobart 2024.

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 Colin Mazengarb is a geologist who worked in the fields of regional geology and engineering geology during his career as a government scientist in New zealand and later Australia. He has published many maps and scientific papers on geology and natural hazards. Since 2016 he has been teaching courses to the geotechnical community in NZ and Australia in the theory and application of QGIS. He is an active member of QGIS Australia usergroup and served on the organising committee of the FOSS4G conference in Hobart 2024. In his "retirement" Colin has returned to his roots undertaking a geological mapping project with academic collaborators in NZ in a study of a badly eroding catchment where landuse options are under question.

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-Colin Mazengarb is a geologist who worked in the fields of regional geology and engineering geology during his career as a government scientist in New zealand and later Australia. He has published many maps and scientific papers on geology and natural hazards. Since 2016 he has been teaching courses to the geotechnical community in NZ and Australia in the theory and application of QGIS. He is an active member of QGIS Australia usergroup and served on the organising committee of the FOSS4G conference in Hobart 2024. In his "retirement" Colin has returned to his roots undertaking a geological mapping project with academic collaborators in NZ undertaking a study of a badly eroding catchment where landuse options are under question.
+Colin Mazengarb is a geologist who worked in the fields of regional geology and engineering geology during his career as a government scientist in New zealand and later Australia. He has published many maps and scientific papers on geology and natural hazards. Since 2016 he has been teaching courses to the geotechnical community in NZ and Australia in the theory and application of QGIS. He is an active member of QGIS Australia usergroup and served on the organising committee of the FOSS4G conference in Hobart 2024. In his "retirement" Colin has returned to his roots undertaking a geological mapping project with academic collaborators in NZ in a study of a badly eroding catchment where landuse options are under question.