You might have noticed that lately there has been a slight slowdown in posts about QGIS on android. There is a very good reason behind it. Since August I started working on a project called inaSAFE, a free software that produces realistic natural hazard impact scenarios for better planning, preparedness and response activities.
End October after a heavy development sprint, the InaSAFE team (which consists of developers from around the world, funded by AUSAID and The World Bank / GFDRR) released inaSAFE 1.0 at the AMCDRR, a high level conference for disaster risk reduction in Asia. During the same event, inaSAFE was even demonstrated to the President of Indonesia.
Here a description of AIFDR from Dr Trevor Dhu and here Trevor introducing Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono the President of Indonesia to InaSAFE (running in QGIS)
InaSAFE can be easly installed from QGIS by going in Plugins > Fetch Python Plugins, then type ‘inasfe’ in the filter box and select InaSAFE 1.0. InaSAFE is completely Free and Open Source (GPL v3) and you can get source code from our github project.
The PostgreSQL Connection Service File and Why We Love It
The PostgreSQL Connection Service File pg_service.conf has existed for quite some time and maybe you have already used it sometimes. We love it, and that is why we built the new QGIS plugin PG service parser hashtag#QGIS plugin. Read more about pg_service usages and the new plugin on our latest blogpost
1 Comment
Alister · 2012-11-15 at 05:58
There’s a typo in the Inasafe link.