Difference between revisions of "New Member Nominations 2024"

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| Matthias Daues
 
| Matthias Daues
 
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| Matthias is a very enthusiastic advocate of OpenSource / Free Software in general and of FOSS4G in particular. He is a long-time user of many
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| Matthias is a very enthusiastic advocate of OpenSource / Free Software in general and of FOSS4G in particular. He is a long-time user of many classic OSGeo components and has a focus on databases, where PostGIS & pgRouting are exemplarily very close to his heart. Both in his daily work within a large German communications service provider and in his private life, it is a pleasure to listen to him talk about the possibilities and opportunities that arise from the use and further development of open source. He has spoken about the software he loves and the solutions he has helped to build at the conference FOSSGIS (from the German.speaking local chapter of OSGeo). It would be a great enrichment for the community to welcome him as an OSGeo charter member.
classic OSGeo components and has a focus on databases, where PostGIS &
 
pgRouting are exemplarily very close to his heart. Both in his daily
 
work within a large German communications service provider and in his
 
private life, it is a pleasure to listen to him talk about the
 
possibilities and opportunities that arise from the use and further
 
development of open source. He has spoken about the software he loves
 
and the solutions he has helped to build at the conference FOSSGIS (from
 
the German.speaking local chapter of OSGeo). It would be a great
 
enrichment for the community to welcome him as an OSGeo charter member.  
 
 
| [https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/User:Marc_Jansen Marc Jansen]
 
| [https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/User:Marc_Jansen Marc Jansen]
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| Petr Ševčík
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| Petr has been part of the FOSS4G community since 2018 and has attended multiple FOSS4G conferences since then as both speaker as well as session chair. He is a specialist in radar data and a skilled software engineer as well as cartographer using any geo-related Open Source package in the Python world he can get his hands onto. He mainly contributed to SAR related open source tools. 
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* Profile: [https://www.osgeo.org/member/sevcik/ Petr Ševčík]
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| [https://www.osgeo.org/member/ungar/ Joachim Ungar]
 
   
 
   
 
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Revision as of 00:56, 17 September 2024

This list of nominees is maintained by the Chief Returning Officer (cro@osgeo.org). This page is write protected and can only be edited by either CRO

# Nominee Name Country Positive attributes Nominated by


1 Youssef Harby Egypt Youssef has been contributing to several FOSS/OSgeo projects and he is a great advocate for the use of FOSS4G technologies in Egypt. Youssef has participated in community events such as the OSGeo/OGC/ASF Joint Code Sprint and the FOSS4G Europe conference, and he has the intention and the energy to organise something in his region. Joana Simões
2 Matthias Daues Germany Matthias is a very enthusiastic advocate of OpenSource / Free Software in general and of FOSS4G in particular. He is a long-time user of many classic OSGeo components and has a focus on databases, where PostGIS & pgRouting are exemplarily very close to his heart. Both in his daily work within a large German communications service provider and in his private life, it is a pleasure to listen to him talk about the possibilities and opportunities that arise from the use and further development of open source. He has spoken about the software he loves and the solutions he has helped to build at the conference FOSSGIS (from the German.speaking local chapter of OSGeo). It would be a great enrichment for the community to welcome him as an OSGeo charter member. Marc Jansen


3 Petr Ševčík Germany Petr has been part of the FOSS4G community since 2018 and has attended multiple FOSS4G conferences since then as both speaker as well as session chair. He is a specialist in radar data and a skilled software engineer as well as cartographer using any geo-related Open Source package in the Python world he can get his hands onto. He mainly contributed to SAR related open source tools. Joachim Ungar