FOSS4G 2011 Denver LOC - Revision history

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Wiki-Tylere: added info on visiting scientist appointment

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Tmitchell: /* Local Organizing Committee */ add Tyler

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Local Organizing Committee: add Tyler

Wiki-Ebwolf at 23:00, 11 September 2010

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Wiki-Btuttle: Update Affiliation for Ben Tuttle

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Update Affiliation for Ben Tuttle

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	Please add your name and some details about who you are here if you want to help out with the conference:		Please add your name and some details about who you are here if you want to help out with the conference:
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		+	===Greg Buehler===
		+	Greg is the Director of Outreach and Communication Services for the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). For the last 15 years, he has organized over 70 of OGC's Technical Committee meetings around the world. He was Chair of the GITA's Annual Conference in 2006. He resides in Bloomington, Indiana, USA.

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+== David Edwards ==
 David is a  technical and business systems program manager,with over thirty years industry experience. David has always been a strong advocate for open source solutions. He ran his first GIS project fifteen years ago on proprietary systems and solutions, and is excited to see such progress in the OSGeo arena. David's first "mapping" experiences were when he was a UC forestry student using stereoscopic plotters. WE HAVE CERTAINLY COME A LONG WAY

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−	== '''David Edwards''' ==	+	'''David Edwards'''

	David is a technical and business systems program manager,with over thirty years industry experience. David has always been a strong advocate for open source solutions. He ran his first GIS project fifteen years ago on proprietary systems and solutions, and is excited to see such progress in the OSGeo arena. David's first "mapping" experiences were when he was a UC forestry student using stereoscopic plotters. WE HAVE CERTAINLY COME A LONG WAY		David is a technical and business systems program manager,with over thirty years industry experience. David has always been a strong advocate for open source solutions. He ran his first GIS project fifteen years ago on proprietary systems and solutions, and is excited to see such progress in the OSGeo arena. David's first "mapping" experiences were when he was a UC forestry student using stereoscopic plotters. WE HAVE CERTAINLY COME A LONG WAY

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 Please add your name and some details about who you are here if you want to help out with the conference:
 '''David Edwards'''
 David is a  technical and business systems program manager,with over thirty years industry experience. David has always been a strong advocate for open source solutions. He ran his first GIS project fifteen years ago on proprietary systems and solutions, and is excited to see such progress in the OSGeo arena. David's first "mapping" experiences were when he was a UC forestry student using stereoscopic plotters. WE HAVE CERTAINLY COME A LONG WAY

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		+	'''David Edwards'''
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		+	David is a technical and business systems program manager,with over thirty years industry experience. David has always been a strong advocate for open source solutions. He ran his first GIS project fifteen years ago on proprietary systems and solutions, and is excited to see such progress in the OSGeo arena. David's first "mapping" experiences were when he was a UC forestry student using stereoscopic plotters. WE HAVE CERTAINLY COME A LONG WAY

	==The Geospatial Open Source Community in Colorado==		==The Geospatial Open Source Community in Colorado==

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 ===Tyler Erickson===
-Tyler Erickson is a research scientist for the Michigan Tech Research Institute and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan Technological University. Dr. Erickson's research interests include algorithm development for geostatistical analysis and designing internet-based geospatial information systems. An example of Dr. Erickson's work on communicating science research using open-source geospatial and virtual globe technologies was selected as a winning entry for Google's KML in Research competition. Dr. Erickson serves as the director of MichiganView (http://michiganview.org) and the technology chair of AmericaView (http://americaview.org), which are non-profit consortia of academic, non-profit, and governmental organizations that promote the use of remote sensing technologies by supporting research, education, workforce development, and technology transfer.
+Tyler Erickson is a research scientist for the Michigan Tech Research Institute and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Michigan Technological University. Dr. Erickson's research interests include algorithm development for geostatistical analysis and designing internet-based geospatial information systems. An example of Dr. Erickson's work on communicating science research using open-source geospatial and virtual globe technologies was selected as a winning entry for Google's KML in Research competition. Dr. Erickson serves as the director of MichiganView (http://michiganview.org) and the technology chair of AmericaView (http://americaview.org), which are non-profit consortia of academic, non-profit, and governmental organizations that promote the use of remote sensing technologies by supporting research, education, workforce development, and technology transfer. During 2010-2011 he is living in Boulder and working as a Visiting Scientist at UCAR/NCAR and NOAA.
 ===James Fee===

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 ===Rafael Moreno-Sanchez===
 Dr. Rafael Moreno-Sanchez received his Bachelor of Science in Forestry from Chapingo University, Mexico in 1982 and his Master of Science and PhD in Natural Resources Management from Colorado State University in 1992. He has worked as a researcher for the National Institute for Forestry, Agriculture and Livestock and served as the Director of the National Center for Forest Ecosystems Conservation and Management in Mexico. He was the Director of the Master of Science in GIScience program at the University of Denver for two years, and is currently an Assistant professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Colorado-Denver. He teaches courses in GIS science, environmental science, and sustainability in natural resources management. His recent research publications include book chapters on Decision Support System for Forest Management in Mexico, the Geospatial Semantic Web, and the use of Open Source Software in creating web-based cross-border health spatial information systems.
 ==Non-LOC Volunteers==

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 ===Ben Tuttle===
-Ben Tuttle is a GIS & Remote Sensing Scientist at the National Geophysical Data Center in Boulder, CO, as well as a Geography PhD Student at the University of Denver. He is a firm believer in the use and power of Open Standards and Open Source software. He is a regular user of GDAL/OGR, Mapserver, PostgreSQL /PostGIS, OpenLayers, and World Wind. Recently, he has been working on publishing much of the data he works with via WMS/WCS/WFS, building GeoWeb applications, and teaching a class on using Mapserver and PostgreSQL/PostGIS.
+Ben Tuttle is a Project Scientist at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), as well as a Geography PhD Student at the University of Denver. He is a firm believer in the use and power of Open Standards and Open Source software. He is a regular user of GDAL/OGR, Mapserver, PostgreSQL /PostGIS, OpenLayers, and World Wind. Recently, he has been working on publishing much of the data he works with via WMS/WCS/WFS, building GeoWeb applications, and teaching a class on using Mapserver and PostgreSQL/PostGIS.
 ===Eric Wolf===