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Revision as of 01:15, 21 September 2011
Michael P. Gerlek (mpg) -- Independent consultant at Flaxen Geo Consulting (http://www.flaxen.com)
Links
- website: flaxen.com
- blog: flaxenblog.blogspot.com
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mpgerlek
- Twitter: twitter.com/#!/mpgerlek
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Summary of OSGeo Activities
- involved with OSGeo since initial Chicago meeting in February of 2006
- the original OSGeo T-shirts guy
- helped organize major presence at Where 2.0 in 2006
- led the Visibility Committee (VisCom) for ~1 year
- coordinated development of formal logos, branding guide, etc
- traveled to Beijing (October, 2006) to help launch the China Chapter of OSGeo
- occasional speaker, workshop presenter, etc
- co-founder of CUGOS, a user's group for open source geo software in the Cascade region (Puget Sound / Seattle), and designated "venue host"
- editor of "Open Sources", OSGeo's column in GeoConnexions magazine
- assisted in organizing the "Open Technology Conference" (OTD/DOD), hosted a panel discussion of OSGeo members
- set up the cafepress site
- advocate for use of open source software within the commercial and defense sectors
- contributor to libLAS (www.liblas.org), DotSpatial, and other projects
Summary of Non-OSGeo Activities
- 2010: started Flaxen Geo Consulting so I could go out on my own, specializing in the intersection of GIS, Open Source, and .NET/C#
- employed by LizardTech 1999-2010; involved in the design and development of a large portion of LizardTech's software, including MrSID and JPEG 2000 offerings; Director of Engineering
- ex-compiler writer and high-performance / parallel computing wonk (Intel, Oregon Graduate Institute, Los Alamos National Lab)
- member of OGC, attended a number of TC meetings; have worked on various OGC standards and activities centered around JPEG 2000 and related technologies
- occasional member/rep to other formal or informal geo standards groups and working groups