Thats good advice Donal, many thanks. I'll get have a good sense if there
are missing sheets for their areas after this evening so might be
requesting new ones this week.
cheers,
Brian.
On 4 November 2014 12:04, Donal Diamond wrote:
> On 4 November 2014 10:17, Brian O'Hare wrote:
>
> > As I u
On 4 November 2014 10:17, Brian O'Hare wrote:
> As I understand it they are quite geographically spread, with a few coming
> from Cork. Would be great I think
> to have them map their own areas to begin with.
>
For new users it would be much easier if they map areas where there is not
a lot of e
That's great Dave, many thanks. As I understand it they are quite
geographically spread, with a few coming from Cork. Would be great I think
to have them map their own areas to begin with. I plan to focus the
teaching on using qgis and other open source tools with some MapInfo thrown
in so hopefull
I think this is a great idea. The only comments I personally would have are
to maybe spread their efforts around Munster a bit, that many people in one
county would possibly see editing conflicts due to the size of townland
areas. Also, so long as they follow the same steps I don't see any issues,
Hi Brian,
As you know , we are ready to roll in Birr witha mapplication and this
would be a founding piece of work in community advancement relative to GIS
and mapplication work.
We never did catch up after last time.
Lets do that
All the best,
Eimhin
On Tue, Nov 4, 2014 at 9:49 AM, Brian O'
Hi all,
I'm starting to teach a Cert In GIS at LIT this week. I'd like to involve
the students (13 of them) in the townland mapping project and wanted to get
in touch in advance to get peoples thoughts on this. I think it could be a
very valuable exercise for the students and hopefully would help
