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Suthakaran has moved to Open source GIS in 2013 particularly (QGIS, JOSM, PostgreSQL, Openmapkit, Mapillary,Mapbox,OSM ) in Sri Lanka. He is working in the OpenDRI Projects with world bank, Sri Lanka since 2013 and he is interested in integrating OSM data with Disaster Management Activities. his education background is in Geography,Disaster Management and GIS. +
With 15 years experience in the field of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), I founded GISCAN in 2015 - a start up specialised in GIS, remote sensing , artificial intelligence and deep learning.
As a graduated geographer specialised in GIS and computer science at the University of Bordeaux, France, I am also an opensource enthusiast. I strongly believe that open source offers huge opportunities in terms of information sharing management and processing of data.
I am able to provide reliable spacial design and provide reliable expertise in spacial and temporal anaysis
Passionate by new technology and photography, I have developed my own GIS tools and design to offer tailor- made experience to my client. +
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I have worked in GIS since 2002, currently at the University of Edinburgh, supporting the Geoservices that they run for UK Academia; Digimap, Unlock, UK data Service Census Support Boundaries.
I also run the University of Edinburgh's GIS training for staff and postgraduate students in both QGIS and ArcGIS. I champion the use of QGIS at the University of Edinburgh and specialise in teaching GIS to people outwith the geosciences. I have a keen interest in using GIS for Data Visualisation. +
Federica earned an MSc in Environmental and Land Planning Engineering, specialising in Geomatics, Surveying and GIS, from Politecnico di Milano in 2020. In May 2026, she obtained cum laude her PhD title in Geomatics and Geoinformatics with a thesis on the development of an open-source framework for geospatial data management in built and natural environments Her research focuses on designing and implementing open-source geospatial solutions for the efficient management of data in real-world scenarios. Applications include bridge inspections, cultural heritage valorisation and glacier monitoring, combining webGIS with 3D geodata visualisation and management in a web-based environment. She is passionate about open science culture and is an active member of the Italian and international FOSS4G and OpenStreetMap communities. She has been a Charter member of OSGeo since 2022 and is one of the founders of PoliMappers, a group of volunteer students dedicated to humanitarian mapping and capacity-building initiatives. In 2026 she joined the ISPRS STEP officer board as the president. In her free time, she enjoys cinema, listening to Beyoncé, playing padel, and swimming in her beloved Lake Maggiore. +
Tatiana é agrônoma de formação, especialista em geotecnologias, mestre em Desenvolvimento Rural e Candidata a doutorado em Ciências Geodésicas. +
Committer on the GeoTools, GeoWebCache, and GeoServer projects. +
Graduate, GEO-ICT professional, with extensive GIS experience in national and international (utility) companies and governmental organisations.
Open source enthousiast. Broad knowledge of GIS software, OO programming, business consulting, project leading, IT and Information architecture. Lean and Agile. +
Thomas is a freelancer doing all kind of GIS and database stuff, especially helping people to migrate from proprietary to free software, connecting different systems and getting things to work. +
Spatial analyst committed to wildlife conservation and humanitarian causes. Interests in remote sensing, drones, AI, open data and data sharing. +
Tim started his career by working in Nature Conservation in South Africa. Some years later, around 1998, an opening in the newly formed GIS group in the organisation where he worked presented an opportunity to combine his love of the environment with his enthusiasm for computers. What followed quickly became a deep dive into GIS (including obtaining a Master's Degree in GIS and Environmental Studies) and Open Source. He discovered Linux, also around 1998, and became an ardent fan of using and creating Open Source software. The announcement of the first release of QGIS in 2002 was another key milestone, with Tim quickly becoming deeply involved in the development of QGIS, as well as helping to build the community platforms and governance structures around the project. Formerly the QGIS.org Board Chair, Tim was awarded perpetual Honorary QGIS PSC Member status in 2018 and continues to play an active role in many aspects of the QGIS project. Tim is also engaged in the broader Open Source GIS ecosystem, including having the honour of being an OSGEO Charter Member and promoting the wide array of world-changing Open Source GIS tools provided under the OSGEO umbrella (and beyond) to pretty much anyone who will listen.
Recognising the need for professional services around the Open Source GIS ecosystem, Tim started his own company, Linfiniti, in 2008. Through a merger with Afrispatial, Tim co-founded Kartoza (https://kartoza.com) in 2014. The company helps Tim to achieve his personal vision of making spatial decision-making tools broadly available to everyone so that we can responsibly manage our precious earth and properly serve the societies that inhabit it. Today Tim's work at Kartoza focuses mainly on humanitarian, social upliftment, and environmental projects. Kartoza as a whole uses its skills in software development, consulting, training, and applied GIS to support customers in a broad range of disciplines from creating the building blocks of cloud-native GIS, smart farming, infrastructure management, energy planning and provision, national metadata initiatives, and many more interesting applications.
Two other key OSGEO achievements have been co-chair for the 2008 FOSS4G Conference in Cape Town and on the organising committee for the 2018.
Tina is a remote sensing scientist who uses satellite imagery to gain insights into critical challenges facing society, and open source software is central to the work that she does. She actively promotes open source through talks, community events (e.g., maptime), and social media, and she is now working with the OSGeo-Live project on R quickstarts as well as with the author of the lidR package to improve user friendliness.
Sharing her open source experience has always been a part of her work as well; she has taught workshops in countries all over the world, from Peru to Nepal, as well as in her home country, the USA. Workshop topics have ranged from programming in R and using QGIS, to processing lidar with open source tools. +
Tina is a remote sensing scientist who uses satellite imagery to gain insights into critical challenges facing society, and open source software is central to the work that she does. She actively promotes open source through talks, community events (e.g., maptime), and social media, and she is now working with the OSGeo-Live project on R quickstarts as well as with the author of the lidR package to improve user friendliness.
Sharing her open source experience has always been a part of her work as well; she has taught workshops in countries all over the world, from Peru to Nepal, as well as in her home country, the USA. Workshop topics have ranged from programming in R and using QGIS, to processing lidar with open source tools. +
Tom is one of the coordinators of the Scottish QGIS User Group and has been running QGIS training and workshops in UK Higher and Further Education since around 2012. Tom was the co-chair for the FOSS4G UK 2019 conference in Edinburgh. Tom is active on twitter and various QGIS user forums helping users find solutions to problems they face. He writes a blog http://learngis.uk which provides step by step guides to doing data visualisation and cartography in QGIS. +
Developer, user and advocate for the adoption of open in the commercial world. OGC Architecture Board member +
Author and maintainer of qgis2web, a QGIS plugin to create webmaps, I have worked for Northumberland National Park Authority for over twelve years, also spending time on secondment managing GIS and web joint working between all the UK National Parks. I have spoken at FOSS4GUK and regional QGIS user groups, and have made several (non-code) contributions to QGIS. I oversaw the migration of Northumberland National Park Authority from proprietary GIS to open source, and advocate its use whenever possible. I co-chaired FOSS4GUK 2018. +
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Tomkralidis +
Toshikazu Seto is a researcher who has conducted research and analysis related to "GIS and Society". Since OSGeo.JP was formed, he has been supporting the Japanese FOSS4G event held annually in Tokyo and Osaka. He is also interested in community-building for FOSS4G and attends a wide range of activities related to Volunteered Geographic Information and OpenGeoData. +
Soy Ing. en TIC, estudiante de la maestría en diseño y gestión de proyectos tecnológicos, actualmente laboro como subdirector en protección civil municipal como encargado de planeación y atlas de riesgos, padre de 3 hermosos hijos y voluntario rescatista en la brigada de rescate internacional cancun (BRIC), actualmente vivo en Puerto Morelos, México. Mis intereses van desde la tecnología hasta el emprendimiento. También me interesan la política, la innovación y soy un gran aficionado a la lectura.
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I am Ing. In TIC, student of the master's degree in design and management of technological projects, I currently work as deputy director in municipal civil protection as planning and risk atlas manager, father of 3 beautiful children and volunteer rescuer in the international rescue brigade cancun (BRIC), I currently live in Puerto Morelos, Mexico. My interests range from technology to entrepreneurship. I'm also interested in politics, innovation and I'm a big fan of reading. +
Empresa especializada em mapeamento e desenvolvimento de Plugins do tipo QGIS +