#pgc2022 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pgc2022, aggregated by home.social.
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Last Day of the #PacificGeospatialConference2022 is #Workshop day. Diving into #QField in a WS by livelihoods-and-landscapes.com and feeling like I am back at University.
#USP #UniversityOfTheSouthPacific
#Suva #Fiji #PGC2022 #QGIS #GIS #DataCollection #DataCollectionApps -
I had the pleasure of contributing to the conference today with a presentation on #reef passages typology in the #SouthPacific
#PacificGeospatialConference2022
#PGC2022 #GIS #coralreef #reefpassage #mapping #fishery #PacificIslands -
Can Unen from the Humanitarian #OpenStreetMap team: "OpenStreetMap is free like free speech, but is too often treated like free beer"
#PacificGeospatialConference2022
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Thanks for the lightning talk on the #KartProject @hc!
Versioning #geodata in #QGIS would make work so much easier!!#PacificGeospatialConference2022
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Talks on analysis of #Sentinel1 and #Sentinel2 data by Dipak Paudial and Awnesh Singh respectively took me back to university time & the #Geoinformatics studies in #Jena. Really great data sources as reminded today for applications like #DisasterRisk assessment or #water #turbidity modelling.
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Magnus Wettle from #EOMAP presented #SatelliteDerivedBathymetry results for selected Pacific regions: amazing seeing up to 2m #resolution #bathymetry data for #seabeds!
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@e8sm8 explained with a rugby reference the bridge between #ESRI and #QGIS and the #SLYR plugin available for this purpose by @northroadgeo
#PacificGeospatialConference2022
#PGC2022
#OpenSourceSoftware
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Brent Wood from the National Institute of water and Atmospheric Research in New Zealand #NIWA presented the application of #postgresql foreign data wrappers and showed their great potential.
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The #Community and #Diversity Session with inputs from Renata Varea on #GenderAndGIS and from Ueakeia Martin Tofinga on the #Kiribati #WomenInMapping project gives more insight and examples on the gender aspect in #GIS related activities in the #Pacific
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Carrol Chan is giving a true #PhDlife talk with bitterness and laughter on her #InvasiveSpecies research in #Samoa.
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Also, she talked about the #PacificDataHub where you can browse for a large amount of datasets:
https://pacificdata.org/