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-Get ready to dive deep into all things QGIS! We're working on finalizing the schedule for talks, workshops, and other exciting conference events. A list of talks and workshops that have been confirmed (below) keeps growing!
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-- Over 50 talks and 15+ workshops spread across 6 rooms – that's a ton of QGIS knowledge to be shared!
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- Topics will cover everything you love about QGIS – from cool use cases and advanced workflows to deep dives into new features and the latest buzz in the QGIS community.
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Detailed Schedule
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Confirmed Talks
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-- qgis-js - QGIS core ported to WebAssembly to run it on the web platform
Michael Schmuki
- - Beyond the NDVI: Hyperspectral remote sensing in QGIS with the EnMAP-Box
Benjamin Jakimow
- - Creating a random city map using the graphical modeler
Philipp Schüller
- - Visualize planning projects in 3D
Karl-Magnus Jönsson
- - Environmental Data Retrieval (EDR) a new OGC standard and its implementation in QGIS
Saber Razmjooei
- - Geoharmony: A QGIS Plugin Unveiling Satellite Insights for Sustainable Development Syner-gy and Ecological Rejuvenation"
Berit Mohr
- - Delivering the perfect QGIS installation and environment to your users
Johannes Kröger
- - Everything I learned building AI models for QGIS
Brendan Ashworth
- - QGIS website renovation
Aliaksandra Tsiatserkina
- - Learn how to create user friendly layout templates
Mie Winstrup
- - Rethinking urban health by measuring and mapping walkability with Q-GIS in the Global South.
Ricardo Pozo, Susana Belén Mizhquiri Macías
- - QGIS applications in transport planning: case studies of cycling and public transport support
Marian Gogola
- - Exploring Advanced Data Integrations with Speckle
Kateryna Konieva
- - Transformation from a "GIS enthusiast" to a GIS administrator - a description of deployment cases carried out in small and medium-sized companies.
Michał Drożdż
- - From Data to Decisions: Empowering Groundwater Professionals with a QGIS Plugin
Jakob Lanstorp, Martin Kynde
- - QField 3 - Fieldwork redefined
Marco Bernasocchi
- - WAPlugin: a QGIS solution for accessing, validating, and analyzing FAO WaPOR data
Hans van der Kwast, WAPlugin Team, Akshay Dhonthi
- - The hitchhikers guide to Copernicus data access
Aron Gergely
- - Working with Point Cloud Data in QGIS
Kurt Menke
- - Success stories of Mergin Maps and QGIS
Peter Petrik, Tomas Mizera
- - QGIS & INSPIRE/SDI
Martin Tuchyna
- - Superpower your Widgets
Dave Signer
- - PgMetadata - A QGIS plugin to store the metadata of PostgreSQL layers inside the database, and use them inside QGIS
Etienne Trimaille, René-Luc Dhont
- - QGIS Expressions for Fun and Profit
Ujaval Gandhi
- - Latest improvements in QGIS 3D and point clouds
Stefanos Natsis
- - Native QGIS geological model setup for Africa addressing groundwater scarcity and resilience against climate change
Jakob Lanstorp, Martin Kynde
- - Pizza symbols
Raymond Nijssen
- - Computing Omnidirectional Landscape Connectivity with QGIS and Omniscape.jl
Kurt Menke
- - Search and Rescue Misson Support
Jan Růžička
- - QGIS Uses and Applications for Utility Scale Solar Development
Marco Antonio Alvarez Patino
- - Migration of mobile network management data from spreadsheets to QGIS and PostGIS
Immo Blecher
- - The case of transforming attitude towards open source in public administration
Oleksii Boiko
- - Mapping emotional arousal in nature
Ondrej Mitas
- - State of Lizmap - Past / Present / Futur
Etienne Trimaille, René-Luc Dhont
- - Kart: Practical Data Versioning in QGIS and beyond
Robert Coup
- - Discover the QGIS Hub Plugin: Empowering users to share and access diverse QGIS resources effortlessly
Ismail Sunni
- - Monitoring urban densification using QGIS
Philipp Schüller
- - Integrating Mapstore2 with QGIS Server For Printing QGIS Layouts
Marco Teixeira, Ricardo Furtado Ponte
- - State of the PCRaster Tools plugin
Hans van der Kwast
- - Data quality with Field Domain or Attributes Form
Jeroen Hovens
- - Using QGIS and open-source data to develop a light touch geospatial methodology to identify barriers supply chains face to deliver routine immunizations at the district level
Steffanie Sinclair-Chritz
- - Web meets Desktop: a business logic implemented in Django ORM and delivered through OGC API - Features
Denis Rouzaud
- - QGIS for Secondary Education and Citizen Science: Lowering the barrier by customizing the user interface
Serkan Girgin, Jaykumar Gohil
- - Open data provided by UGKK SR
Tomáš Dekan
- - Presentation of Two QGIS Roles - QGIS Documentation Writer and QGIS Full Stack Web Developer
Lova, Selma
- - Mergin Maps: Modern field data collection tool
Peter Petrik, Tomas Mizera
- - Procedural art with QGIS
Johannes Kröger
- - G3W-SUITE and QGIS integration: state of the art, latest developments and future prospects
Walter Lorenzetti
- - Advantages of QGIS environment powered by Nix
Ivan Minčík - @imincik
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+Get ready for over 50 talks and 15 workshops spread across 6 rooms – that's a ton of QGIS knowledge to be shared!
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Confirmed Workshops
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-- Publish your QGIS project (layers, forms, print layout...) on the internet using Lizmap
Etienne Trimaille, René-Luc Dhont
- - Kart: Data versioning in QGIS
Robert Coup
- - Cloud Native Geospatial Workflows with QGIS
Ujaval Gandhi
- - Building 3D map views in QGIS
Stefanos Natsis
- - Large Language Models and GIS
Gustavo Garcia, Mahdi Farnaghi, Zehao Lu
- - Work with data relations in QGIS
Dave Signer
- - Advancing water productivity monitoring in agriculture: Analyse and validate FAO WaPOR open data using the WAPlugin in QGIS
Hans van der Kwast, WAPlugin Team, Akshay Dhonthi
- - Hands-on qgis-js: Building interactive QGIS based Web Maps from Scratch
Michael Schmuki
- - Hydrological analysis with the PCRaster Tools plugin in QGIS
Hans van der Kwast
- - QField and QFieldCloud - seamless fieldwork for QGIS
Marco Bernasocchi
- - QGIS - Ask me anything!
Marco Bernasocchi, Denis Rouzaud
- - Mergin Maps Admin Essentials
Peter Petrik, Tomas Mizera
- - Building Your First QGIS Plugin
Ujaval Gandhi
- - Designing an object with Blender3D for use in QGIS 3D
Raymond Nijssen
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full schedule on a separate page.
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Talks
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-Each talk will be 30 minutes long, with 20 minutes for the speaker to share their knowledge and 10 minutes for Q&A and room changes. We're planning to run 3 tracks simultaneously, so you can pick and choose what interests you most.
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Workshops
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-Workshops are your chance to get hands-on with QGIS and learn new skills from our amazing community experts. They'll cover everything from hot new tech to tried-and-true methods. Workshops are either 1.5 or 3 hours long and will run alongside the talks in separate rooms. Don't forget to bring your laptop! We'll have 3 workshop rooms running in parallel.
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