Tag: 2018 maps and mappers
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 calendar: Kate Keeley
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I always thought I was going to be a scientist and had a brief stint as researcher and field biologist. Then I decided I liked communicating science to the public more, and worked as an interpretive park ranger and zoo education specialist. And then I discovered GIS and the…
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 GeoHipster calendar — Atanas Entchev, October
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I am an architect and urban planner by training, and GISer by circumstance since 1991. I founded ENTCHEV GIS in 2005 and GeoHipster in 2013. Currently (since 2015) I am the GIS specialist for Franklin Township, NJ. Read more about me in my GeoHipster interview. Q: Tell us the…
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 GeoHipster calendar: Nathaniel Jeffrey, September
Q: Tell us about yourself. I’ve been making maps professionally for over 10 years now. But when I’m not doing that, I could be cooking, messing around in VR (how exactly do you ingest geojson into Unity, anyway?), or running about as fast as the world’s fastest 90 year old. Seriously, I looked it up;…
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 GeoHipster calendar — Kurt Menke
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I am the owner of a small geo consultancy Bird’s Eye View based out of Albuquerque, New Mexico. My biggest focus areas are conservation, public health and training, but my clientele have become more and more diverse in recent years. I am an avid open source proponent and have…
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Maps and mappers of the 2018 calendar: Andrew Zolnai
Live WebScene Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I’m a geologist by training and turned to computer mapping and GIS 30 years ago in Canada. Why? I took eight years high school Latin in France, and while I cannot write code I sure can fix it… Handy on Unix then Java scripts when you’re posted…