What an enormous feeling seeing them all use JGrass. Folks, here we are contributing to the formation of some of the future engineers... they are growing free!
Now I can really start relaxed to Cape Town.
This year we have 3 presentations, 1 workshop at the FOSS4G and a workshop for geography professors at a highschool in Cape Town.
After many years of struggles, these are all things that keep one's faith alive!
Cape Town, we are coming! :)

PS: if you are a hydrology/geomorphology teacher and want information about JGrass for education, feel free to contact us.
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I'm a hydrologist with the National Park Service in south Florida. We are at the tail-end of our "rainy season" ... but it ends with a band, October is still hurricane season. Anyhow, I came across your blog, and thought you'd be interested in the way I present hydrology information on my water blog. Take Care.
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