11-19, 14:00–14:25 (Pacific/Auckland), WG308 TE IRINGA
This talk will do a deep-dive into QGIS Processing Toolbox for building fast, automated and reproducible workflows. We will cover real-world use cases and share tips and tricks to help you leverage the no-code framework provided by QGIS.
The talk will feature real-world case studies showcasing use of the QGIS processing framework.
QGIS processing framework offers Batch Processing, Model Designer, and the Command Line Utility as the no-code solutions for analysts looking to automate their work. These tools allow you to take hundreds of native and 3rd party processing algorithms and build workflows for spatial analysis and map publishing.
The talk will also cover advanced features that will make you more productive. Join this talk to learn new tricks to make the most out of the world's most popular open-source desktop GIS.
Ujaval is the founder of Spatial Thoughts - a learning platform for modern geospatial technologies. Ujaval got his Masters in Geospatial Information Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. After joining Google Inc. in California, he moved to India in 2006. He was one of the early employees at Google India and part of the team that launched Google Maps for India. He worked on multiple Geo teams at Google and led the GIS team in India.
After 15 years of corporate experience, he left Google in 2020 to work on his startup - Spatial Thoughts - to create a learning platform to bridge the skill gap in the geospatial industry. His online academy has trained participants from over 100 countries. His learning materials on QGIS, Python, Earth Engine, and GDAL are cited as the top learning resources globally and are used by more than 1 million people every year.
Ujaval is a world-renowned training facilitator and is passionate about advancing the use of open-source technologies in teaching and research. He is an active QGIS community contributor and a QGIS.org certified training provider.