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===Franz-Josef Behr=== | ===Franz-Josef Behr=== | ||
| − | Professor of spatial information processing at [http://www.hft-stuttgart.de/?set_language=en&cl=en) Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences].=== | + | Full time Professor of spatial information processing at [http://www.hft-stuttgart.de/?set_language=en&cl=en) Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences].=== |
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[[File:FJ_Behr_Portrait.jpg|thumb|right|140px|Franz-Josef Behr]] | [[File:FJ_Behr_Portrait.jpg|thumb|right|140px|Franz-Josef Behr]] | ||
| − | From 1999 to 2002 | + | From 1999 to 2002 Dr. Behr worked as a senior consultant in a GIS company. The main tasks where supporting the introduction of Geographical Information Systems, and the design and implementation of spatial databases and GIS applications for municipalities and power supply companies. Hence he has a strong background in computer science, especially geospatial IT and consultancy work regarding GI system introduction. |
| − | + | At Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences his teaching comprises programming, DBMS and data modeling, GIS, XML technologies, Internet technology, web services etc.). Interoperability and open standards are important for him, currently also topics like disaster mapping and crowd sourcing. Free and Open Software/standards/data are applied in teaching and research. He published two GIS text books, more than 50 scientific papers and gave numerous presentations at international conferences. He is very interested in continuing education and in internationalization of education. | |
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Revision as of 03:13, 19 March 2015
Franz-Josef Behr
Full time Professor of spatial information processing at Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences.===
Location: Stuttgart. Germany
From 1999 to 2002 Dr. Behr worked as a senior consultant in a GIS company. The main tasks where supporting the introduction of Geographical Information Systems, and the design and implementation of spatial databases and GIS applications for municipalities and power supply companies. Hence he has a strong background in computer science, especially geospatial IT and consultancy work regarding GI system introduction.
At Stuttgart University of Applied Sciences his teaching comprises programming, DBMS and data modeling, GIS, XML technologies, Internet technology, web services etc.). Interoperability and open standards are important for him, currently also topics like disaster mapping and crowd sourcing. Free and Open Software/standards/data are applied in teaching and research. He published two GIS text books, more than 50 scientific papers and gave numerous presentations at international conferences. He is very interested in continuing education and in internationalization of education.
- OSGeo Experience
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- Founder of the open SUAS MapServer project, and some more open web services, i. e. geoweb.hft-stuttgart.de, opencts.org and opengeocoding.org.
- Co-founder FOSS4G_Southeast_Asia
- In 2013, I was co-chairing the Academic Track of FOSS4G in Nottingham, and the Academic Track of FOSS4G 2014 in Portland.
- I am member of the LOC for FOSS4G 216, Bonn, Germany.
- Contact
- Email: franz-josef.behr AT hft-stuttgart DOT de
- Phone (work): +49 721 45 39 80-1
- Skype: fjbehr
He is member of the German Organisation for Standardization and active supporter of Open Source and Open Data and co-founder of the AGSE conferences, an interdisciplinary, international forum for sharing knowledge about the application of Geoinformatics with focus on application and on developing countries, and inititated FOSS4G_Southeast_Asia. AGSE took place in Stuttgart (2009), Arequipa, Peru (AGSE 2010), Nairobi, Kenya (AGSE 2011), Johor Bahru, Malaysia (AGSE 2012), Ahmedaad, India (AGSE 2013), Stuttgart, Germany (AGSE 2014).
- Further information
- Profile last updated
- 19 March 2015