A Holistic and Practical Introduction to QGIS

Location:
Juniper Hall Field Centre Old London Road Mickleham Dorking RH5 6DA
Starts:
Friday 16 February 2018, 19:30
Ends:
Sunday 18 February 2018, 15:30

QGIS is a freely available open-source Geographic Information System (GIS) that matches the functionality and usability of commercial products like MapInfo and ArcGIS. It has been adopted by governments, businesses and NGOs around the world.

The course is suitable for beginners to GIS, those looking to refresh their skills or those looking to migrate to QGIS software. It will help ecological consultants, wildlife organisations, biological recorders and recent graduates visualise, explore and analyse spatial data.

Matt Davies is a professional ecologist and geographer with 20 years’ experience in the UK environment sector. He began his career at JNCC, providing GIS and database support on marine and coastal projects. He then worked at the capital’s Environmental Record Centre, GiGL, where he managed a multi-disciplinary team that supported volunteer, community and wildlife recording groups and integrated their data into government decision making and the operational delivery of transport companies and emergency services. In 2015, he founded the geo-spatial consultancy Maplango to help people collect, analyse and visualise spatial data so they can make better informed decisions.

Costs

  • Resident (Sole occupancy): £265
  • Resident (Shared room): £245
  • Non-resident: £175

Booking

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Location
Juniper Hall Field Centre Old London Road Mickleham Dorking RH5 6DA

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