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'''Presentations'''
 
'''Presentations'''
* No presentations currently planned.  Feel free to reach out either on the OSGeo mailing list, or you can reach me at scott.mchale@shaw.ca if you wish to present or suggest presenters
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Sebastian Widder presents: From Field to Map: Implementing a High-Precision Methane Monitoring Workflow in GIS
  
Some suggestions from the chapter for presentations include:
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The Presentation Agenda:
* Show us your side hustle
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* Bring us your problems ( stuff you're working on and issues )
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*Purpose: Why we conduct surface methane monitoring.
* teach something new ( OS Geo projects or other ).
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*Measurement Principle: A brief look at Flame Ionization Detectors (FID).
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*Tech Preparation: Setting up hardware and software masks for data integrity.
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*Execution in the Field: Managing baseline grids, environmental thresholds, and hotspot measurements.
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*Data Evaluation & GIS Post-Processing: Geodetic rationale behind spatial interpolation and area calculation.
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*The Big Picture: How high-precision workflows provide a blueprint for modern emission tracking.
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My goal is to show a complete, hands-on data chain that is highly relevant to GIS specialists, surveyors, and consultants who handle field data pipelines.
  
 
'''Chat & any proposed Chapter business or initiatives''':
 
'''Chat & any proposed Chapter business or initiatives''':

Latest revision as of 08:15, 20 May 2026

Potential AGENDA : June 2026 - we sometimes skip June - Aug

6.45pm: ONLINE LOBBY (https://meet.jit.si/OSGeoAlbertaChapterMonthlyMeetup)

  • Phone: 647.243.6108 | MeetingID: 2203355915

7.00pm: Attendee Introductions

Following

Presentations Sebastian Widder presents: From Field to Map: Implementing a High-Precision Methane Monitoring Workflow in GIS

The Presentation Agenda:

  • Purpose: Why we conduct surface methane monitoring.
  • Measurement Principle: A brief look at Flame Ionization Detectors (FID).
  • Tech Preparation: Setting up hardware and software masks for data integrity.
  • Execution in the Field: Managing baseline grids, environmental thresholds, and hotspot measurements.
  • Data Evaluation & GIS Post-Processing: Geodetic rationale behind spatial interpolation and area calculation.
  • The Big Picture: How high-precision workflows provide a blueprint for modern emission tracking.

My goal is to show a complete, hands-on data chain that is highly relevant to GIS specialists, surveyors, and consultants who handle field data pipelines.

Chat & any proposed Chapter business or initiatives:


This event is open to all. Feel free to bring your topics, projects, or presentations.