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# I can help define project direction and necessary functionality. I am willing to take on programming tasks as needed, preferably under the guidance or working alongside someone more experienced. I can also facilitate the testing and continued development of project the project with a diverse group of potential end-users. -- [[user:MuellerL]] | # I can help define project direction and necessary functionality. I am willing to take on programming tasks as needed, preferably under the guidance or working alongside someone more experienced. I can also facilitate the testing and continued development of project the project with a diverse group of potential end-users. -- [[user:MuellerL]] | ||
# I'm up to my ears in work at the moment but want to participate as soon as time permits (hopefully in a couple of months. It's a fantastic idea with lots of potential.My name is Jake and I'm a forester in Orland Maine. Nice meeting you all. | # I'm up to my ears in work at the moment but want to participate as soon as time permits (hopefully in a couple of months. It's a fantastic idea with lots of potential.My name is Jake and I'm a forester in Orland Maine. Nice meeting you all. | ||
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| + | === Updates === | ||
| + | '''July 11, 2012''' from: user:muellerl - I've begun reaching out to a few different researchers and industry folk who use, generate, or otherwise develop software (open-source and proprietary) for forestry work. The goal is to determine what type of code is readily available that can be tailored into a QGIS plugin for forestry work. At this point, I'm looking to develop the following functionality in an effort to grow from there: | ||
| + | * The ability to generate plots within stands based on basic parameters. | ||
| + | * Link the data collected for each plot with their spacial location. | ||
| + | * Generate reports (stand tables, volume tables, etc) for each stand based on the summary data from the plots within those stands. | ||
| + | * If stands are re-drawn, reports and plot associations with stands change automatically. | ||
| + | * Basic report options such as: units, methods of volume calculations, fixed plot vs several BAF options. | ||
Revision as of 05:00, 11 July 2012
- I can contribute programming time to this project, I have been looking into doing something similar myself, but I need someone to push me in the right direction when it comes to the big picture. -- User:Homann
- Worked for 10 years in forest industry, woodlands management, side of things; happy to help co-direct development and have it tested by users in the field; familiar with most of the OSGeo stack as well as QGIS -- Tyler Mitchell
- I can help define project direction and necessary functionality. I am willing to take on programming tasks as needed, preferably under the guidance or working alongside someone more experienced. I can also facilitate the testing and continued development of project the project with a diverse group of potential end-users. -- user:MuellerL
- I'm up to my ears in work at the moment but want to participate as soon as time permits (hopefully in a couple of months. It's a fantastic idea with lots of potential.My name is Jake and I'm a forester in Orland Maine. Nice meeting you all.
Updates
July 11, 2012 from: user:muellerl - I've begun reaching out to a few different researchers and industry folk who use, generate, or otherwise develop software (open-source and proprietary) for forestry work. The goal is to determine what type of code is readily available that can be tailored into a QGIS plugin for forestry work. At this point, I'm looking to develop the following functionality in an effort to grow from there:
- The ability to generate plots within stands based on basic parameters.
- Link the data collected for each plot with their spacial location.
- Generate reports (stand tables, volume tables, etc) for each stand based on the summary data from the plots within those stands.
- If stands are re-drawn, reports and plot associations with stands change automatically.
- Basic report options such as: units, methods of volume calculations, fixed plot vs several BAF options.