Brilliant
29.01.2026 17:17
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Brilliant
speak softly and carry a big drumstick
Alternative headline: "Two wheat and a brick could rise to eight sheep"
Have you been wondering when #QGIS 4.0 will come out? Today we posted the roadmap to 4.0 on the QGIS blog!
blog.qgis.org/2025/04/17/q...
nice
Exciting update to R's tmap package for visualizing spatial data!
Cleaning data for a new property database in Makeni, Sierra Leone. These talented technicians have made impressive progress using ArcGIS Online over the past four months.
And a couple more photos
I was told the skewer was a "snail" from the sea -- but it was difficult to get much more clarity than that.
I'm back in Sierra Leone for a few weeks. Lots to do, but also lots to appreciate!
Traveling the last 175km by ferry and motorcycle has been a memorable part of the experience.
Even got some #RStats work done on the ferry
Some other sessions that sounded interesting (3/3)
May 17
Geospatial Data Systems for Sustainable Spatial Planning and Urban Development
Land Valuation, Titling, and Rights: Trends, Innovations and ICT Applications
Some other sessions that sounded interesting (2/3)
May 16
Open and Inclusive Land Governance Data for Climate Action and Accountability
Sustainable Financing of Land Registration and Land Administration
Some other sessions that sounded interesting
May 15:
Earth Observation Based Solutions to Leverage Development Assistance for Urban Planning & Development
Inclusive & Transparent Land Governance Practices for Land Administration Institutions
Land & Property Valuation for Sustainable Urbanization
A link to some info about LoGRI-related sessions: www.ictd.ac/event/logri-...
Other colleagues will be presenting research that, unfortunately, will not be available to virtual attendees (Sripriya Iyengar Srivatsa, Nicolas Orgeira Pillai, and Kevin Grieco)
May 16
Leveraging Property Taxation to Strengthen Land Management and Sustainability – New Models to Accelerate Reform Progress with Wilson Prichard, Rosetta Wilson, and Colette Nyirakamana
May 14:
Revolutionizing Land Administration: A Debate on Cadaster-first Versus Fit-for-Purpose and Property Tax-first Approaches to Achieve Tenure Security with Wilson Prichard
There is still time to sign up for virtual attendance at The World Bank Land Conference. If you do, I might suggest several sessions with my colleagues from Local Government Revenue Initiative: