Difference between revisions of "User:Brian Hamlin"
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| + | |Name=Brian Hamlin | ||
| + | |Country=USA | ||
| + | |State=CA | ||
| + | |City=Berkeley | ||
| + | |Coordinate=37.8673466, -122.3008372 | ||
| + | |LocalChapter=California Chapter | ||
| + | |Email=maplabs AT light42 DOT com | ||
| + | |Photo=BrianPortrait1.jpg | ||
| + | |Info=By fate or by fluke, Brian served as steering committee member for the '''5th International Symposium on Digital Earth''' in 2007. [http://isde5.pbworks.com link] As liason to speakers and distinguished guests, network administrator and conference strategist, Brian built on experience with un-conferences and an unusual collection of resources to make the five day, one hundred and twenty presentation international event a critical success. Subsequently Brian dove headlong into the vast arcana of geo-software, beginning with GDAL and moving on to C-Tribe projects and web software. The OSGeo Live DVD is a fundamental piece of the puzzle, in a rapidly changing and perhaps urgent context of the relationship of civilization and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_hypothesis Gaia]'' current: PostGIS maintainer on the Live; brought Marble, NaturalEarth, netCDF data to the Live; SciPy stack maintainer'' | ||
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| + | {{OSGeo Experience | ||
| + | |User=Yes | ||
| + | |Committee=Yes | ||
| + | |Board=No | ||
| + | |Coder=Yes | ||
| + | |Translate=No | ||
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| + | |ExBoard=No | ||
| + | |Charter=Yes | ||
| + | |Chair=No | ||
| + | |SolKatz=No | ||
| + | |Committer=No | ||
| + | }} | ||
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| Email: | maplabs AT light42 DOT com | |
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| Personal Description : | By fate or by fluke, Brian served as steering committee member for the 5th International Symposium on Digital Earth in 2007. link As liason to speakers and distinguished guests, network administrator and conference strategist, Brian built on experience with un-conferences and an unusual collection of resources to make the five day, one hundred and twenty presentation international event a critical success. Subsequently Brian dove headlong into the vast arcana of geo-software, beginning with GDAL and moving on to C-Tribe projects and web software. The OSGeo Live DVD is a fundamental piece of the puzzle, in a rapidly changing and perhaps urgent context of the relationship of civilization and Gaia current: PostGIS maintainer on the Live; brought Marble, NaturalEarth, netCDF data to the Live; SciPy stack maintainer | |
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URIs of the form "maplabs AT light42 DOT com" are not allowed. [[Info::By fate or by fluke, Brian served as steering committee member for the 5th International Symposium on Digital Earth in 2007. link As liason to speakers and distinguished guests, network administrator and conference strategist, Brian built on experience with un-conferences and an unusual collection of resources to make the five day, one hundred and twenty presentation international event a critical success. Subsequently Brian dove headlong into the vast arcana of geo-software, beginning with GDAL and moving on to C-Tribe projects and web software. The OSGeo Live DVD is a fundamental piece of the puzzle, in a rapidly changing and perhaps urgent context of the relationship of civilization and Gaia current: PostGIS maintainer on the Live; brought Marble, NaturalEarth, netCDF data to the Live; SciPy stack maintainer| ]]
OSGeo Experience and Roles:
Brian Hamlin
Location: Berkeley, CA USA
"The time is now to accelerate geo data and geo software. I will use my best abilities as an investigator, coder and communicator to further the development and deployment of Open Source Geospatial Software."
By fate or by fluke, Brian served as steering committee member for the 5th International Symposium on Digital Earth in 2007. link As liason to speakers and distinguished guests, network administrator and conference strategist, Brian built on experience with un-conferences and an unusual collection of resources to make the five day, one hundred and twenty presentation international event a critical success. Subsequently Brian dove headlong into the vast arcana of geo-software, beginning with GDAL and moving on to C-Tribe projects and web software. The OSGeo Live DVD is a fundamental piece of the puzzle, in a rapidly changing and perhaps urgent context of the relationship of civilization and Gaia current: PostGIS maintainer on the Live; brought Marble, NaturalEarth, netCDF data to the Live; SciPy stack maintainer
- OSGeo Experience
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- Member, California OSGeo Chapter
- Member, Marketing Committee
- Developer Diplomat for OSGeo-Live
- Teaches: Introduction to PostGIS, GeoWeb, Spatial Databases
- Uses: C, Python, Postgis, Debian, Ubuntu, GDAL, Openlayers, Geoserver
- Geo Web Log
- Contact
- Email: maplabs AT light42 DOT com
- IRC: darkblue_b dbb
- Profile last updated
- 04 July 2012