QWAST-GIS: QGIS Small Sustaining Member 2025
I'm happy to announce that my company QWAST-GIS will continue to be a Small Sustaining Member of QGIS in 2025!
I'm Hans van der Kwast. With more than 20 years of experience with GIS and Remote Sensing in education and projects, I'm now offering consultancy, training and coaching in open source GIS. I'm an active member in the QGIS community, a QGIS certified trainer, and board member of the Dutch QGIS User Group. I've established the GIS OpenCourseWare platform for sharing free course materials on QGIS, Python, Mergin Maps, Google Earth Engine and much more. The PCRaster Tools plugin for QGIS that I've developed has been downloaded more than 60k times. Furthermore, I'm co-author of the book QGIS for Hydrological Applications and I have a YouTube Channel with more than 30k subscribers. As a member of QCooperative, I'm well connected with the best open source GIS developers.
I offer online consultancy on GIS work flows with QGIS, Mergin Maps, Python, PCRaster, WebODM, GDAL and other open source software.
I create online tailor-made training on open source GIS software and Python. For QGIS I provide the official QGIS certificate.
I provide online coaching sessions to beginning and more advanced GIS professionals. Topics for coaching could be on open source business model development, marketing or GIS career development.
Check my YouTube Channel and the GIS OpenCourseWare platform for free videos and step-by-step tutorials. These come without support and without certificates.
I'm happy to announce that my company QWAST-GIS will continue to be a Small Sustaining Member of QGIS in 2025!
Exciting Milestone! My YouTube channel has reached 30,000 subscribers! 🎉
A huge thanks to all my subscribers for making this possible! Looking forward to continuing this journey and bringing you more valuable content on open source GIS. Stay tuned for exciting updates and new videos!
I am honored to be listed on the Atlas website as one of the Top GIS Voices of 2024! Read the article here.
This year, I once again took part in the #30DayMapChallenge. It's always a demanding yet rewarding experience, allowing me to experiment with new techniques and witness the incredible creativity of mappers worldwide. Initiated by Topi Tjukanov on Twitter in 2019, this challenge has become an annual November tradition.