Hei Frank,
not sure but there was a precision farming project Pirol using OpenJUMP,
but I guess what they did is/was quite different?
http://www.al.fh-osnabrueck.de/pirol-english0.html
however, Arnd is still around on the OpenJUMP user list, so I can give
you his email.
stefan
Frank Arago
We would probably want to start with desktop. My thinking is that
something like Grass or QGIS could plug into a PostGIS database. What
we need is something that allows the user to input some basic variables,
like available forage (in animal days per acre/hectare), paddock sizes,
herd size, g
Il 22/06/2010 18:58, Frank Aragona ha scritto:
> Is anybody aware of the use of open source GIS tools for grazing
> planning? I'm very interested in the prospects of taking a pre-existing
> platform and further developing it. Or, in the absence of such a
> platform (which is likely), I'd like to
Is anybody aware of the use of open source GIS tools for grazing
planning? I'm very interested in the prospects of taking a pre-existing
platform and further developing it. Or, in the absence of such a
platform (which is likely), I'd like to develop and work with partners
in the development o
