QGIS Workshop

QGIS Workshop


QGIS Workshop

Date

Fri, Aug 14, 2020

Time

9:00 am – 4:00 pm AWST

Venue

Garvey Park Fauntleroy Street Ascot
The venue is wheelchair friendly and free parking


QGIS Workshop 17

QGIS is a free open-source GIS program that runs on the PC, Mac and Linux. Although QGIS is not specifically built for geological applications, the program is very capable and can do the majority of data import, data display and map production required by today’s geologists. Because the program is open source there are no problems with multiple copies and no licensing issues. QGIS is available in 24 languages including Chinese, Spanish, and Portuguese (including Brazilian Portuguese). A wide variety of geological symbols and patterns are available for decorating geological maps.

The workshop has been designed for new and experienced users of Geographic Information Systems to find out what QGIS can do for you. The workshop will comprise an introduction to the maps, and to explain and demonstrate the various features of QGIS and will be followed by extensive hands-on sessions using QGIS to create maps, and to explain and demonstrate the import and display various types of data (vector, raster, geological, geochemical, geophysical, and satellite imagery). Examples will be shown of the use of free on-line data from the GSWA and Landgate via web servers and the use of plug-ins to select, download and process satellite imagery.

Participants will be required to bring their own laptop and the course will be based on the Windows OS, but feel free to bring your Mac. Registrants will be requested to download and install the latest version of QGIS together with a number of free plugins amd GIS data sets for the workshop before the workshop for use during the day.

IF YOU HAVE DONE A WORKSHOP USING QGIS v 2, THEN CONSIDER A REFRESHER COURSE TO SEE THE NEW FEATURES INVERSION 3


Registration

PLACES STRICTLY LIMITED TO THE FIRST 16 REGISTRATIONS
Please return registration by email to Jocelyn Thomson, jaytee@iinet.net.au

Register Here


For enquiries on the workshop

contact Grant Boxer (Mob: 0418 954 059) email: boxerg@iinet.net.au or Jocelyn Thomson, jaytee@iinet.net.au