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This document discusses the use of open source Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software for uranium exploration, comparing the functionality of MapWindow, gvSIG, and QGIS. It outlines basic requirements for OS GIS software for uranium exploration and provides a functionality matrix comparing features of the different programs. The presentation concludes by thanking the audience and providing contact information for the presenter.
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OSGIS-Hari
- 1. IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency Geographical Information Systems in Uranium Exploration: Open Source Alternatives Harikrishnan ‘Hari’ Tulsidas
- 2. IAEA Outline
- 5. IAEA OS GIS – Basic requirements
- 6. IAEA OS GIS – Functionality matrix
- 9. IAEA gvSIG
- 10. IAEA gvSIG
- 11. IAEA QGIS
- 12. IAEA QGIS Demo
- 13. IAEA Support
- 14. IAEA Open GIS data sources
- 15. IAEA Thank you Harikrishnan TULSIDAS | NuclearTechnologySpecialist| Sectionof Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Materials | Divisionof Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Technology| Department Nuclear Energy | International AtomicEnergy Agency | ViennaInternational Centre,PO Box 100, 1400 Vienna,Austria| Email: T.Harikrishnan@iaea.org| T: (+43-1) 2600-22758 | M: (+43) 664-736-11790 | F: (+43-1) 2600-7 | Followus on www.iaea.org