2021 FunGIS Birthday conference - Seeing is Believing!
We celebrated our 30th birthday in person in Sunny Cairns, right on the Esplanade, with spatial practitioners, students and GIS enthusiasts from all over the country at this special Conference. It was an absolute hoot with a great variety of geo spatial topics.
Presentation recordings
Use of drone and GIS for environmental management in mining
Mike Limpus - Tablelands Mining Group
Machine Guidance on a 4ha farm - using RTK GNSS to help plant strawberries on the Atherton Tablelands
Alistair Hart - Farm Doctors Pty Ltd
Storm tide inundation methodologies study and property mapping tools
Jenny Elphinstone - Douglas Shire Counci
GIS in the State of Emergency Services - the latest improvements
Wayne Wilds - State Emergency Services
Leveraging drone-based photogrammetry, soil characteristics and GIS to improve crop yield and GBR water quality
Marcus Bulstrode - Dept. Agriculture and Fisheries
Optimising reef flat sampling with drones
Florence Sefton - James Cook University
Creating web maps using QGIS
Tom Orr - Orr & Associates
On the tools workshop: Developing a QGIS Atlas
David Cini
QWildlfe Crocodile sightings app - the story of its creation
Gareck Packer - GP One Consulting
MetroMap - an immersive 3D deep dive into Digital Twins
Matthew Walker - Aerometrex
Opportunity Mapping (OMP) for local councils: complex information in a simple form
Robert Rowell - Insight GIS
Data sharing and the power of industry integration in eradicating yellow crazy ants
Gareth Humphreys &Jasmine Spring - WTMA
Using spatial techniques to compare cyclone databases for track studies on the east coast of Australia
Jessie Gray - Central Qld University
Fighting female genital mutilation in Tanzania with maps. via Zoom
Simon Wilde - Tanzania Development Trust/Crowd2Map
The challenges of using GIS for tropical cyclone and east coast low track analysis
Jessie Gray - Central Qld University