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Randal Hale - QGIS: It's all about Form(s) - QGIS comes with the abilility to create forms to help you input data or capture data. You can build simple forms to help users avoid misspellings and help speed up data capture. You can also build forms where data entry is dependent on previous data entered as well as forms where data entry depends on other GIS data. Building Forms in QGIS is easy, powerful, and easily done if you have no programming experience. I'm going to attempt to talk you through the easiest to make forms plus one difficult form to show you how easy this can be (or hard depending on how the demos work). | Randal Hale - QGIS: It's all about Form(s) - QGIS comes with the abilility to create forms to help you input data or capture data. You can build simple forms to help users avoid misspellings and help speed up data capture. You can also build forms where data entry is dependent on previous data entered as well as forms where data entry depends on other GIS data. Building Forms in QGIS is easy, powerful, and easily done if you have no programming experience. I'm going to attempt to talk you through the easiest to make forms plus one difficult form to show you how easy this can be (or hard depending on how the demos work). | ||
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Revision as of 07:14, 22 August 2019
Date
October 25th 2019
Description
A QGIS Centric Meeting will be held on October 25th 2019 in Chattanooga TN at Chattanooga State.
We have a maximum capacity of 135 people at the moment. This can change if it fills up early.
We are seeking presentations centered around QGIS. For now email rjhale@northrivergeographic.com
Location
Chattanooga State Technical Community College
Allbright Omniplex Building
4501 Amnicola Highway
Chattanooga TN 37406
Tickets
Tickets are $25
If you want to sponsor the meeting you have two options:
- $50 for Silver Sponsorship. That gets you one free ticket in plus help defray some of the cost.
- $100 for Gold Sponsorship. That gets you two free tickets and helps defray some of the costs.
If you can't afford a ticket contact me (rjhale@northrivergeographic.com) and We will work on a scholarship!
Registration
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/qgis-conference-tickets-67208884583
Food
I have hopefully put something on the tickets but if you have any dietary restrictions please let me know and we will get it handled. Food is provided at this event and I'd prefer to not kill/cause gastric distress to you.
Submit
We are seeking presentations centered around QGIS:
- Are you using QGIS for work related activities?
- Programming with QGIS?
- QGIS in Humanitarian Functions?
- QGIS with Databases?
- Government Agency using QGIS?
Presentations
Keynote: Nyall Dawson - Nyall has been a core developer with the QGIS project since 2013. During this time he has contributed over 5000 commits to the project, and today is one of the most active developers on the project. Nyall's contributions to QGIS cover a wide range of areas - from improvements to the map rendering and symbology engines, enhancements to labeling and print layout functionality, right through to optimisations of the underlying spatial processing algorithms utilised by QGIS. He is dedicated to making QGIS a unique tool capable of creating cartographic effects which to date have not been available in GIS software applications. Nyall is currently the proprietor and lead developer at North Road Consulting, an Australian spatial development consultancy which predominantly focus on investing in and promoting use of open source GIS applications.
Randal Hale - QGIS: It's all about Form(s) - QGIS comes with the abilility to create forms to help you input data or capture data. You can build simple forms to help users avoid misspellings and help speed up data capture. You can also build forms where data entry is dependent on previous data entered as well as forms where data entry depends on other GIS data. Building Forms in QGIS is easy, powerful, and easily done if you have no programming experience. I'm going to attempt to talk you through the easiest to make forms plus one difficult form to show you how easy this can be (or hard depending on how the demos work).
Carl Anderson - Coming Soon
Erich Purpur - Coming Soon
Bernie Drahola - Coming Soon
Sponsors
North River Geographic Systems, Inc - Gold Sponsor
Tony Kinder, PE, RLS - Gold Sponsor
Wicked Moon Webs - Gold Sponsor
Carl Anderson, GISP - Gold Sponsor