Jacques Tardie

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bio	website	jacquestardie.org
	location	Maine
	age	25
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Web-loving salmon biologist in Downeast Maine.

	445 reputation	bio	website	jacquestardie.org	visits	member for	2 years, 5 months
616 badges		location	Maine		seen	yesterday

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Oct 19	accepted	Workflow for creating line features between two coordinate pairs in QGIS
Oct 19	comment	Workflow for creating line features between two coordinate pairs in QGIS Perfect. Checking it out now.
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May 19	comment	Trimble GeoXH vs GeoXT and GPS Correct Rene, any chance I could talk with you as regards the GeoXT? We just picked one up. I'd love to talk with someone with some experience with them.
May 12	comment	What's the easiest way to install GDAL and OGR for Python? As regards making sure things don't break, you might want to look at virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper to help keep things tidy.
May 12	comment	Stream Gradient - Assigning points to their respective Reaches From what I gather, the flow table essentially adds the equivalent of the from/to_node attributes I currently have. I used ArcHydro to generate those once I'd split the polylines into 100m segments.
May 12	comment	Stream Gradient - Assigning points to their respective Reaches It doesn't keep any NHD lines because this network was derived from a DEM instead. It certainly is possible for me to use the NHD lines however. No flow table, but thanks for the link.
May 11	comment	Stream Gradient - Assigning points to their respective Reaches I just did this via your Zonal method. Thanks so much! I'm not going to say it's one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen, but it does feel like it!