Tag: PostGIS
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James Fee: “If you have spare time this weekend, learn dat”
James Fee is the creator of Planet Geospatial, which has helped build a community around geospatial blogs. He has also keynoted conferences including the Safe Software FME UC, URISA, BAAMA and many more. You can follow him on Twitter, view his presentations on GitHub, and connect with him on Facebook and LinkedIn. James was interviewed for GeoHipster by Mike Dolbow and Atanas Entchev. MD:…
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Jubal Harpster: “Get comfortable using GitHub to help find the pockets of innovation happening all over the place”
Jubal Harpster (@jharpster) is principal and co-founder of Spatial Development International based in Seattle. He has been a geo person in a variety of positions over the past 20 years, and his current focus is on data and applications primarily for international development and food security challenges in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. Jubal was…
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Anita Graser: “Cooking is similar to coding: there are rules, cookbooks, and if you practice you’ll get better”
Anita Graser (Twitter, blog) is an open source GIS advocate and data visualization geek with a background in geographic information sciences, working with the Mobility department at the Austrian Institute of Technology, Vienna. She is part of the QGIS project steering committee and an OSGeo Charter member. Anita was interviewed for GeoHipster by Atanas Entchev. Q: How did you get…
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Bill Dollins to Geohipster: “Programming feels very similar to writing a poem”
Bill Dollins (Twitter, blog) is a programmer and partner at Zekiah Technologies, responsible for leading Zekiah’s geospatial consulting business. Bill was interviewed for Geohipster by Atanas Entchev. Q: You are a Senior Vice President at Zekiah Technologies. Do you consider yourself a mapper, a coder, a businessman, or a social media guru? A: I tend…