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Benjamin Tuttle

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BenTuttle is a R&D Technologist at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leading efforts to deliver Open Source Geospatial tools as core infrastructure and services for NGA and its customers across the US Federal Government. Ben is focused on development and delivery of web and mobile geospatial applications to enhance data delivery, analysis, and decision-making. He has authored and co-authored papers in journals including PE&RS, Geography Compass, GeoJournal, Environmental Management, and Remote Sensing of Environment. He is currently leading a team of developers to deliver new capabilities for first responders, search and rescue teams, security personnel, and military users while revolutionizing the underlying infrastructure. The team is building on cloud based environment with a full DevOps pipeline that includes automated security scanning to shorten delivery timelines and fully embrace a secure CI/CD process. Ben has attended and participated in numerous FOSS4G and his agency is now among the key sponsors of FOSS4G. He was on the organizing committee for FOSS4G 2011 in Denver and works to support enhancements to a number of OSGeo projects through his professional endeavors.

contact:
: Twitter: [http://twitter.com/bentuttle1 @bentuttle1]
: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamintuttle/

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	BenTuttle is a R&D Technologist at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leading efforts to deliver Open Source Geospatial tools as core infrastructure and services for NGA and its customers across the US Federal Government. Ben is focused on development and delivery of web and mobile geospatial applications to enhance data delivery, analysis, and decision-making. He has authored and co-authored papers in journals including PE&RS, Geography Compass, GeoJournal, Environmental Management, and Remote Sensing of Environment. He is currently leading a team of developers to deliver new capabilities for first responders, search and rescue teams, security personnel, and military users while revolutionizing the underlying infrastructure. The team is building on cloud based environment with a full DevOps pipeline that includes automated security scanning to shorten delivery timelines and fully embrace a secure CI/CD process. Ben has attended and participated in numerous FOSS4G and his agency is now among the key sponsors of FOSS4G. He was on the organizing committee for FOSS4G 2011 in Denver and works to support enhancements to a number of OSGeo projects through his professional endeavors.		BenTuttle is a R&D Technologist at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leading efforts to deliver Open Source Geospatial tools as core infrastructure and services for NGA and its customers across the US Federal Government. Ben is focused on development and delivery of web and mobile geospatial applications to enhance data delivery, analysis, and decision-making. He has authored and co-authored papers in journals including PE&RS, Geography Compass, GeoJournal, Environmental Management, and Remote Sensing of Environment. He is currently leading a team of developers to deliver new capabilities for first responders, search and rescue teams, security personnel, and military users while revolutionizing the underlying infrastructure. The team is building on cloud based environment with a full DevOps pipeline that includes automated security scanning to shorten delivery timelines and fully embrace a secure CI/CD process. Ben has attended and participated in numerous FOSS4G and his agency is now among the key sponsors of FOSS4G. He was on the organizing committee for FOSS4G 2011 in Denver and works to support enhancements to a number of OSGeo projects through his professional endeavors.

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	BenTuttle is a R&D Technologist at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leading efforts to deliver Open Source Geospatial tools as core infrastructure and services for NGA and its customers across the US Federal Government. Ben is focused on development and delivery of web and mobile geospatial applications to enhance data delivery, analysis, and decision-making. He has authored and co-authored papers in journals including PE&RS, Geography Compass, GeoJournal, Environmental Management, and Remote Sensing of Environment. He is currently leading a team of developers to deliver new capabilities for first responders, search and rescue teams, security personnel, and military users while revolutionizing the underlying infrastructure. The team is building on cloud based environment with a full DevOps pipeline that includes automated security scanning to shorten delivery timelines and fully embrace a secure CI/CD process. Ben has attended and participated in numerous FOSS4G and his agency is now among the key sponsors of FOSS4G. He was on the organizing committee for FOSS4G 2011 in Denver and works to support enhancements to a number of OSGeo projects through his professional endeavors.		BenTuttle is a R&D Technologist at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leading efforts to deliver Open Source Geospatial tools as core infrastructure and services for NGA and its customers across the US Federal Government. Ben is focused on development and delivery of web and mobile geospatial applications to enhance data delivery, analysis, and decision-making. He has authored and co-authored papers in journals including PE&RS, Geography Compass, GeoJournal, Environmental Management, and Remote Sensing of Environment. He is currently leading a team of developers to deliver new capabilities for first responders, search and rescue teams, security personnel, and military users while revolutionizing the underlying infrastructure. The team is building on cloud based environment with a full DevOps pipeline that includes automated security scanning to shorten delivery timelines and fully embrace a secure CI/CD process. Ben has attended and participated in numerous FOSS4G and his agency is now among the key sponsors of FOSS4G. He was on the organizing committee for FOSS4G 2011 in Denver and works to support enhancements to a number of OSGeo projects through his professional endeavors.

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-BenTuttle is a R&D Technologist at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leading efforts to deliver Open Source Geospatial tools as core infrastructure and services for NGA and its customers across the US Federal Government. Ben is focused on development and delivery of web and mobile geospatial applications to enhance data delivery, analysis, and decision-making. He has authored and co-authored papers in journals including PE&RS, Geography Compass, GeoJournal, Environmental Management, and Remote Sensing of Environment. He is currently leading a team of developers to deliver new capabilities for first responders, search and rescue teams, security personnel, and military users while revolutionizing the underlying infrastructure. The team is building on cloud based environment with a full DevOps pipeline that includes automated security scanning to shorten delivery timelines and fully embrace a secure CI/CD process. Ben has attended and participated in numerous FOSS4G and his agency is now among the key sponsors of FOSS4G. He was on the organizing committee for FOSS4G 2011 in Denver and works to support enhancements to a number of OSGeo projects through his professional endeavors.
+BenTuttle is a R&D Technologist at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leading efforts to deliver Open Source Geospatial tools as core infrastructure and services for NGA and its customers across the US Federal Government. Ben is focused on development and delivery of web and mobile geospatial applications to enhance data delivery, analysis, and decision-making. He has authored and co-authored papers in journals including PE&RS, Geography Compass, GeoJournal, Environmental Management, and Remote Sensing of Environment. He is currently leading a team of developers to deliver new capabilities for first responders, search and rescue teams, security personnel, and military users while revolutionizing the underlying infrastructure. Ben has attended and participated in numerous FOSS4G and his agency is now among the key sponsors of FOSS4G. He was on the organizing committee for FOSS4G 2011 in Denver and works to support enhancements to a number of OSGeo projects through his professional endeavors.
 contact:
 : Twitter: [http://twitter.com/bentuttle1 @bentuttle1]
 : Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamintuttle/