Difference between revisions of "User:Lsweeney"
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| − | + | I have been supporting GIS in academia for over 10 years, currently through | |
| + | [[http://libraries.mit.edu/gis |MIT GIS Services]]. We help people think through their project ideas, find data, and learn how to use the tools they need. MIT GIS Services helps support a dynamic community working to solve exciting, real-life problems. | ||
| − | + | I am a strong believer in open data, community participation, and FOSS. I have helped organize and host several OSM mapping parties around the Boston/Cambridge area, and am helping to organize the first Boston Wherecamp to be held Oct. 29-30, 2011. I a member of OSGEO, the local OSGEO Boston chapter, and the OSGEO Education group. | |
| − | + | We learned about the opensource software selected to build [[http://web.mit.edu/geoweb |MIT Geoweb]] at FOSS4G in 2007. The software and ideas in MIT Geoweb were a part of the foundation in the creation of the [[http://opengeoportal.org |opengeoportal.org]]. | |
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| + | In the realms beyond geospatial, I have very strong interests in health, wellness, and community. I am a certified yoga teacher and hold relaxed meditative breathing and gentle movements sessions to help others release stress and relax. I also teach computer basics to adult immigrants through the [[http://www.welcomeproject.org/content/adult-education |Welcome Project]]. | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 11 September 2011
I have been supporting GIS in academia for over 10 years, currently through [|MIT GIS Services]. We help people think through their project ideas, find data, and learn how to use the tools they need. MIT GIS Services helps support a dynamic community working to solve exciting, real-life problems.
I am a strong believer in open data, community participation, and FOSS. I have helped organize and host several OSM mapping parties around the Boston/Cambridge area, and am helping to organize the first Boston Wherecamp to be held Oct. 29-30, 2011. I a member of OSGEO, the local OSGEO Boston chapter, and the OSGEO Education group.
We learned about the opensource software selected to build [|MIT Geoweb] at FOSS4G in 2007. The software and ideas in MIT Geoweb were a part of the foundation in the creation of the [|opengeoportal.org].
In the realms beyond geospatial, I have very strong interests in health, wellness, and community. I am a certified yoga teacher and hold relaxed meditative breathing and gentle movements sessions to help others release stress and relax. I also teach computer basics to adult immigrants through the [|Welcome Project].