Open-source enthusiast. Always keen on learning new technologies but I believe there is no problem you couldn’t fix with Python, PostGIS and enough duct tape.

Since 2019, I am a GIS Project Manager at Camptocamp (Geospatial Solutions), an innovative and Open source solutions provider.

As the Marketing Manager at wetransform GmbH, Akshat oversees the analysis of consumer trends relevant to Geodata ETL products in the EU public sector. A central part of his position is understanding the processes in place and the common pain points of organizations that deal with large amounts of geodata.

Senior DevOps Engineer @ GeoSolutions S.A.S. he designs and implement geospatial systems based on GeoServer and other great open source projects.

Senior Software Engineer @ GeoSolutions S.A.S. (Italy) involved in Open Source projects for GIS and geospatial data dissemination.

Alex is a certified spatial professional with extensive experience in software development, DevOps and project management. Alex is a founding Director of OSGeo Oceania and has spent time volunteering for the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute, GovHack, GeoRabble and gets paid in stickers to do GeoHipster interviews. When not writing code, or at least talking to people about writing code, he shares care of his three kids and loves a great craft beer. Alex works at Geoscience Australia, leading a team of software developers and data wranglers helping people to more easily access and analyse Earth observation data.

Alex Orenstein is a cow mapper and drought specialist based in Senegal. For most of the past decade, he has used FOSS to encourage open-data solutions to understand food insecurity in West Africa, with a focus on the needs of livestock herding communities. Most of his work has been on developing tools and methods to track the changing movements of livestock herds as they respond to climate change. More information can be found on his website (www.orensteingis.com) or twitter (@oren_sa).

Amanda Doyle loves data, cities, and geography. She currently leads NYC Planning's Data Engineering team.

Amit's career has included 10+ years in WFP's Vulnerability Analysis and Mapping team (VAM, which is now a division at WFP called Research Assessments and Monitoring - RAM) along with several years of software development and enterprise technology deployments in the private sector.

Licensed Environmental Planner and Tableau Desktop Specialist, MS Geomatics Engineering student, and geospatial scientist.

Also an OpenStreetMap volunteer and founder of Mental Health AWHEREness which aims to promote awareness by mapping mental health services to encourage people to seek help without telling others until they are ready to do so.

Open source enthusiast with strong experience in Java development and GIS. Personal interest range from high performance software, huge data volume management, software testing and quality, spatial data analysis algorithms, map rendering. Full time open source developer on GeoServer and GeoTools.
Received the Sol Katz's OSGeo award in 2017.

Environmental engineer addicted to scientific GIS development, playing in the field of hydrologic and geomorphologic modelling. Cofounder of the engineering consulting company HydroloGIS, lecturer of Advanced Geomatics at the Free University of Bolzano. OSGeo charter member and coordinator of the open source projects Hortonmachine, Geopaparazzi and SMASH digital field mapping.

I am a Colombian biologist (she/her), with a PhD in Botany. I lived in Brazil and I currently live in the USA. My main interests are Biodiversity Informatics, Open, Reproducible, and Responsible Science, Plant Ecology, and Data Feminism.

His research interests focus but not limited on object-oriented programming, the use of remote sensing and spatial statistics for monitoring, understanding and addressing environmental problems. He has been also involved in thematic cartography, spatial modeling, data management and development of decision support systems and tools.

Andreas is an accomplished open source developer. Not only as a small business owner, but also out of personal interest, he is an active steering committee member and committer for OpenLayers. He has been working in geospatial for more than 25 years, and is a frequent teacher and speaker.

Data Scientist, Engineer, Public Sector & Urban Analytics.

Currently at Buenos Aires City Government, being part of the team leading Digital Transformation and Innovation initiatives. Our mission is to turn Buenos Aires into a data-driven city. We develop data exploitation projects and also encourage a cultural change within our government.

Angelos is a remote sensing expert with background in surveying engineering and software development. He is currently an OSGeo Board member and serves OSGeo as President. He is an active advocate of OSGeo around the world at related conferences.

Spatial data scientist | QGIS & MovingPandas @ MobilityDB | More details: anitagraser.com

• Twitter: @underdarkGIS
• Linkedin: Anita Graser

Since the 2008 he's in SUPSI in the Division of Geomatics at the Institute of Earth Science. Over the years he was engaged with the development of various web applications and services within local and international research projects.

Arjen is a hydrologist and remote sensing analyst with a focus on high river discharges and floods. He is working at the Operational Water Management & Early Warning department of Deltares, an applied research institute based in the Netherlands.

Open Source advocate and co-founder of OSGeo. Working at terrestris as senior consultant for Deutsche Telekom AG fibre optics. As Metaspatial operating the development platform and coordinating the SmartMapping work group of the Surveying Authorities of Germany. Scrum Master at The Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy Germany.

3rd Year Computer Computer Engineering Student at International Institute of Information Technology Pune, India.

Ashish is a final year B.Tech. student at IIT (BHU) Varanasi, India. He started as a developer for the pgRouting project during GSoC 2020, in which he added graph routing algorithms to pgRouting. This continued with GSoC 2021, in which he implemented the VRP functionality in vrpRouting.

Dr. Ashok Krishnamurthy is working on several projects including the application of mathematical models to track the spatial spread of Ebola in the DRC and tracking COVID-19 in Nigeria, and the Czech Republic.

Astrid Emde is an active member of OSGeo and a Charter Member since 2010. In 2017 she was elected to the OSGeo Board of Directors and as OSGeo Secretary. She recieved the Sol Katz Award in 2018. She is active in the Mapbender and OSGeoLive project.

Un entusiasta del SIG libre a escala distrital y nacional.

Athina serves currently as Director for OGC Services in Europe, Central Asia and Africa. She has presented internationally on geo-information management topics, mainly in the areas of networking within the community, OGC processes, interoperability and standards. Since 2008 she is charter member of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo).

Engineer at Oslandia since 2016 and historically a full-stack developer, my main area of interest are:

• 3D Gis application in the browser (webgl)
• And everything you can do with PostgreSQL and PostGIS.

Balázs Dukai is a R&D Engineer 3D geoinformation group @ TU Delft, Co-founder of 3DGI. He spends most of his time developing tools and methods for spatial data processing.

After studying Geography, I am now working as a Geospatial Engineer at Camptocamp. My interests cover Geospatial Data Science, Rust and Kung Fu.

I am a Computer Scientist by training. I work at the National Geographic and Hydrographic Institute of Madagascar as an Information System Officer. In 2017, I studied Free GIS in Brussels. Since then, I have been a promoter of Open Source and Open Data both at work and giving lectures at the University. In 2018, I was a speaker during FOSS4G in Dar where I am leading the creation of the Madagascar Chapter (still to be confirmed as official). Currently, I'm working for a project related to the implementation of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure in Madagascar while I enhance my skills about Planning and Management of National Mapping and Surveying in Tsukuba, Japan. I always promote the use of the FOSS. I am a new Fellow of the Women in STEM in Madagascar.

AGH University of Science and Technology Cracow
KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Experience in: Open Source Spatial Data Infrastructure, Web-mapping development, Public authorities spatial data management, transformation, conversion, visualization, optimization, maintenance. INSPIRE services.
GPS vehicles tracking system, Geomarketing services, Radio Communication Systems spatial data presentation.

Ben is a free and open stuff advocate based in the Philippines. He supports the open data & mapping communities in his country as an individual and through BNHR, his consultancy, and SmartCT, a tech non-profit he co-founded.

Learn more about him at https://bnhr.xyz

Teaching assistant at the Department of Geodesy and Surveying, Budapest University of Technology and Economics in Hungary.

More on me here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamingerber/

Benjamin Herfort is researcher at HeiGIT and doctoral candidate in Geography at Heidelberg University. In his research and work he is dealing with OpenStreetMap, MapSwipe and information from social media. He is developing open source tools and methods that incorporate geographic information systems for disaster management and humanitarian aid.

GIS Developer at Oslandia since 2020.

He is mainly working on QWC2 (QGIS Web Client), and also on QGIS plugins.

Oslandia is a french company providing services in Open Source GIS, especially QGIS and PostGIS.

as a phd in image analysis and software architect, Benoit works at Oslandia on complex GIS architectures and on the development of additional functionality to QGIS

Director of operations at Oslandia, Bertrand has worked in the GIS field for 15 years in various positions. Since his arrival at Oslandia, he has been carrying out consulting and audit missions for his clients in order to help them migrate towards opensource

Björn Höfling is a GIS/Java developer and works at Camptocamp Germany.

Cartographic technologist in Taipei, Taiwan, building Protomaps, a universal mapping system based on OpenStreetMap.

Brendan is Co-Founder and Principal at makepath, a geospatial data science firm in Austin, TX. A lover of all things open source, he created the Xarray-Spatial library for large scale spatial analysis and actively contributes to existing libraries. He has worked with companies including Microsoft, NASA, Anaconda, NVIDIA.

Bridget Fleming is a passionate advocate for using FOSS4G in the classroom. She has taught at secondary school level for close to thirty years and is now involved in teacher training. She holds a MSc (Wits) qualification, loves the outdoors, her family and life.

Science officer at the Data Centre of Flanders Marine Institute - Major map enthusiast

GeoForAll Lab Member,
Ph.D. Student at NC State University

I am a Data scientist on Microsoft's AI for Good team.

Biologist. Student of the Spatial Information Applications MSc program of Instituto Gulich, CONAE-UNC.

Director de Modernización de la Gestión y Gobierno Electrónico
Ministerio de Coordinación General de Gabinete
Gobierno de la Provincia de Misiones

Director del Centro de Referencia de Tecnologías de la Información para la Gestión con Software Libre
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
Universidad Nacional de Misiones

Jefe del Departamento de Informática
Facultad de Ciencias Económicas
Universidad Nacional de Misiones

Geologist, PhD with +10 years of experience in FOSS4G, especially Python, PostGIS, MapServer and GeoServer.

Full-stack developer with a DevOps profile in projects centered around data analysis, machine learning, natural language processing, ETL processes, web scraping, APIs development and RESTful clients. Microservices architect, deploying and operating services on AWS. Technical and functional analysis in software consultancy.

Carmen is a passionate geographer. After her studies in geography, she started working for mundialis using and creating OSGeo software including actinia. She is an open source devotee and was very happy to take part in the FOSS4G 2016 organization team for Bonn.
https://www.osgeo.org/member/tawalika/

Carolina Tauro is Principal Investigador of the SABIA-Mar ocean color mission of CONAE. She works for CONAE since 2009, developing models and algorithms to generate satellite products. She worked for the SAC-D/Aquarius mission. Carolina is a lecturer at Gulich Institute and member of the Pampa Azul Council.

Celina Agaton helps regenerate supply chains to support governance, gender, and MSMEs. She leads projects for World Bank, ADB, and APEC-Canada. She is the Founder and Managing Director of MapPH, Executive Director of the Creative Economy Council of the Philippines, and Chair of OSGEO Oceania Outreach and Communications.

Charlotte is a researcher with a background in geography, specialising in remote sensing and GIS.

Cheila Cullen is a Physical Scientist and Assistant Professor at the City University of New York (CUNY). At GEO, she serves as deputy chair of the Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Working Group 3.

I have worked for over 25 years on retrievals of ocean temperature from space and using that data to understand how the ocean impacts our lives. I have served on NOAA’s Science Advisory Board and as co-chair of a standing committee for the National Academy of Sciences.

Chisato Fukuda Calvert, Ph.D. is the Interim Director of OpenAQ. She has worked extensively in the nonprofit and international development sectors and specializes in medical anthropology focusing on air pollution disparities in the Global South.

Chris Marx is currently a Senior Software Engineer at ZevRoss Spatial Analysis and before worked for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. He has 15 years of experience building web applications that push the boundaries for GIS on the web.

• Engineer for geoinformatics and surveying
• Open Source (Geospatial) enthusiast
• Founder and CEO of meggsimum
• OSGeo Charter Member
• Working on: GeoExt, Wegue, GeoStyler, OpenLayers, ...

Accidentally born with lungs instead of gills, Chris is a lover of marine worlds. He wields data and computing to fulfill his dream of re-establishing a balance between humanity and the oceans, guided by Inuit culture from the high arctic community he has called home for 13 years.

Christopher Beddow is an analyst focusing on Mapillary and OpenStreetMap on the Spatial Computing team at Facebook Reality Labs. He has worked on the OSM, GIS, and map data products at Mapillary since 2016. He codes in Python, SQL, and JavaScript, and enjoys traveling widely while editing OpenStreetMap.

I'm a passionate software engineer based in Bucharest. My job is to design and build products based on different technologies and I love to work hands-on on products and see how an idea can become reality.

Clemens is a senior expert in the fields of spatial information modelling, geospatial standards and web architecture. Clemens is a key contributor to the new OGC API standards and co-editor of the OGC API Features series. He contributes to the open-source tools ldproxy, ShapeChange and ETF.

Codrina Ilie is a technical geographer, an open source GIS power user, actively working in improving open data services development at Terrasigna. Since 2013, Codrina has been a Charter Member of the OSGeo and currently servers on the OSGeo Board of Directors.

I have more than 10 years of experience designing and developing digital products and systems. I believe in the power and responsibility of Design to make technology more human, and in the potential of technology to connect people and knowledge in new and revolutionary ways.

Cristina Vrinceanu is a member of the geo-spatial.org community (OSGeo Romania Chapter) and a Charter member of OSGeo since 2019. She is a postgraduate researcher with the University of Nottingham, where she uses satellite imagery to map natural offshore hydrocarbon pollution.

I am the Community Coordinator for NASA’s Earth Science Data Systems, working to enhance and promote the use of NASA’s Earth science data with scientists to educators to decision makers, all with a varied range of needs.

Dan Ormsby is the Head of Operations at Astun Technology, the geospatial partners of the Ramblers on whose behalf this talk is being delivered.

Daniel Dufour is the CEO of GeoSurge, a geospatial technology company with a focus on data compression, natural language processing, remote sensing, and visualization. He created several open-source geospatial projects, including geotiff.io, georaster, and georaster-layer-for-leaflet. He co-created geoblaze, a JavaScript raster analysis engine.

M.Sc. in Parallel and Distributed Computer Systems from Politehnica University of Bucharest and VU University of Amsterdam, interested in developing software applications for geographical analysis. Participant at various national and international FOSS4G events since 2012. OSGeo Charter member and member of the local Romanian chapter, geo-spatial.org.

Geo-geek and Data Scientist at the city of Buenos Aires government.

Darren Clinch is a Badimia man from Yamatji country in Western Australia, and is currently the Data Analytics Coordinator for the Indigenous Data Network, University of Melbourne. His role involves providing digital, technical and data collection, management, and analytics related solutions for the NIAA funded ‘Community Data Project’.

David has been working on Open Source GIS projects for 20 years - PostGIS, GeoServer/GeoTools, GeoGig, GeoNetwork, and others.

I am a software engineer and QField coordinator at OPENGIS.ch, where I am mainly active in programming and conception of QField, QGIS (core-comitter) and QGIS Python plugins, but also in teaching and consulting customers.

CTO at Bluesquare, a Belgian company specialised in public health project in emerging countries. Software engineer at heart, with a long history in software startups.
PhD in computer science from the University of Brussels
Made populationpyramid.net.

Anecdote: My first program ever was drawing the shape of Belgium in Logo

Derek is an engineering lead at Azavea, a software firm that builds geospatial web applications, data analytics, and research tools for good.

Dewey Dunnington (Ph.D., P.Geo.) is an environmental researcher, programmer, and educator based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Dewey’s research investigates the mechanisms that control metal cycling in lakes alongside geospatial applications to environmental research. He is currently a Physical Scientist at Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

For 15 years, I have been working with OSGeo software. I co-founded 3Liz in 2007 to provide services on OSGeo software. In 2011, with Michaël DOUCHIN, we launched Lizmap. I am also QGIS core developer and QGIS Server maintainer.

Project Manager for the DLR Global Seagrass Watch technology transfer project

Domenico Vito, PhD engineer, works in European projects in northern Italy. He has been an observer of the Conferences of the Parties since 2015 and has been active participant and coordinator of UNEP MGCY Marine Litter and Microplastic Working Group

I am the Founder & CTO of Geo-Appsmith. With experience in GIS, Remote Sensing and Mapping and my current focus is on deploying attention-grabbing solutions that meet the needs of under-served communities. My approach is firmly based in the principles of user centered, participatory design, simplicity and results.

Dr. Daniel Vicente Lühr Sierra is an Electrical Engineer and has a PhD in Electrical Engineering. He specializes in robotics and he teaches Robotic intelligence course at the Universidad Austral de Chile. He is also a Senior Member of the Computational Intelligence Society of IEEE.

Evren is a geologist/developer hybrid with an interest for practicality and aversion to immobility. Following years of frustration with proprietary solutions, he discovered QGIS and never looked back.
At Oslandia, he leads the effort towards the development of an OSS community dedicated to the challenges of the mining industry.

Flávia holds a PhD in Physical Geography specializing in remote sensing. She has more than 14 years of remote sensing experience in renowned research institutes on optical and SAR sensors. Her expertise lies in forest, agriculture and land use change in tropical forests.

Dustin is a software engineer living in Seattle. He has been interested in cartography, open source software, and making transportation more efficient for over a decade.

Dylan Halpern is the Principal Software Engineer for the US Covid Atlas at the Center. Utilizing methods of geospatial data analytics, visualization, and web development, he works in domains of public health, urban experience and activity, and transit. He holds a Master in City Planning from MIT.

I first got involved in open source geospatial when I joined Mapillary in 2015, but have loved maps long before that. As a Program Manager, I support groups and individuals utilising street-level imagery to solve geospatial problems.

I volunteer as Chair of OSGeo Oceania and contribute regularly to OpenStreetMap.

Edzer Pebesma is a professor at the Institute for Geoinformatics of the University of Muenster, Germany, co-editor of the Journal for Statistical Software, co-author of R packages sp, sf, s2 and stars, and ordinary member of the R Foundation. Edzer strongly advocates open science.

Elio is a data scientist with a Master in Mathematics and a PhD in Computer Science given by the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Currently, he is the scientist leader at the Data Science Lab of the National Institute of Statistics and Geography of Mexico.

I am an Engineer in Natural Resources and Environment, from La Pampa, Argentina. Now I am studying for the Spatial Information Applications MSc program of Instituto Gulich, CONAE-UNC. My interest is focused on the knowledge and understanding of the environment from data science, aiming at sustainable development.

Geo-Enthusiast and project manager for 3D and webmapping projects for many years at Camptocamp.

Emilio Lahr-Vivaz is a software engineer focusing on geospatial big-data solutions, and a committer on Locationtech GeoMesa.

GIS fan. There is always an Open Source highway, otherwise, we can build it!

Eric is the CEO of Ovio - https://ovio.org. Ovio is developing a platform making it easier for developers to contribute to open-source. In parallel, they are helping social impact projects go open-source and are working with the US government, the UN World Food Programme, and others.

Erich Purpur is a research librarian at the University of Virginia, located in Charlottesville, Virginia, United States.

I'm a GIS developer at 3Liz mainly focused on QGIS Desktop/Server plugins.
3Liz is a opensource GIS solution based in France.

I'm also a contributor in the OpenStreetMap community, mainly with QuickOSM, a QGIS plugin to extract OSM data within QGIS.

Chair of the GDAL Project Steering Committee.
Manager of Spatialys, consultency specialized in free and open source geospatial software development (GDAL, PROJ, Mapserver, QGIS, ...)

Graduate Research Fellow at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Politecnico di Milano (Italy). Co-founder and faculty advisor of PoliMappers, YouthMappers chapter based in the same university.

Transportation engineer, focused on sustainable modes of transport, especially the active modes. As OSM mapper, I try to help the community to provide as many public data as we can to the map, and I believe people in general should know and use this data to get their policies implemented.

I am a Geographic Data Scientist working with biodiversity and environmental science lost between R, Python and QGIS analysis;

Database Engineer at Zalando SE. PostGIS user and teacher. Has also worked on traffic data mining and 3D city models. Regularly presenting at FOSS4G conferences since 2012.

Ing. Geógrafa de la FIUNA, hace 2 años formo parte de HENDATA como socia y co-fundadora, realizando consultorías en Sistemas de Información Geográfica y Topografía, buscando atender de manera integral las necesidades del sector público y privado que guardan relación con la tierra.

Geoscience Analyst and Member of the Data Science Research Group of the Geological Survey of Brazil;
Publisher of risk map for natural disasters over 6 years;
Researcher on altimetric accuracy of Lidar data since 2015;
PhD in Transport Engineering from the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo.

Experienced GIS Coordinator with a demonstrated history of working in the research industry. Skilled in open-source products, Linux, Spatial Databases, Web Mapping, and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Strong information technology professional with a Master of Science - MS focused in Geoinformatics from Universität Salzburg.

Project manager at Camptocamp & geOrchestra PSC member

Geospatial Solutions Project Manager and Branch Manager, open source enthusiast working at Camptocamp

Open Source GIS expert developer and enthusiast. Core GeoServer/GeoTools contributor since 2003. World-Wide freelancer.

Gakumin Kato, Associate Geospatial Information Officer, Geospatial Analysis Unit, Geospatial Information Section (GIS), Technology Operations Service, Operations Support Division, Office of Information and Communications Technology (OICT)

Gérald FENOY is the CEO and founder of GeoLabs. He is a Charter member of OSGeo, the founder and PSC Chair of the ZOO-Project, and a developper of the MapMint SDI, and its associated MapMint4ME Android application to record data on the field.

Timothée Giraud is engineer in Geographic Information Sciences at UMS RIATE, CNRS. He develops several spatial-related R packages.

Giuseppe Baiamonte has a background in ecology and is an experienced environmental and GIS specialist.
He is passionate about maps, open data and Python.
Since 2019 he has been GIS a consultant at the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).

Dr. Gobe Hobona is the OGC's Director of Product Management, Standards. In this role, he provides oversight of OGC API Standards evolution and harmonization activities. He is also accountable for the Compliance Program.

Guido studied Geoinformation and Visualisation at University of Potsdam and worked as a trainee for ESA’s Earth Observation Programme before joining mundialis in 2020. He is a developer and data analyst at mundialis and has specialized in (radar) remote sensing.

Geographer & GIS Analyst from Uruguay, intereseted in GIS for public policy, Python, data science and human geography.

Hannes is a geoecologist and he works in the GISCO team and tries to bridge technical feasibilities and functional requirements serving a wide community of EC colleagues.

I am a 30 year semi retired IT professional. You will generally find me in sunny Canberra Australia but I also spend time in Northern California USA – well, before Covid anyway.

I am a web engineer, and I aim to promote WebGIS through the power of the OSS community to create a world where everyone can easily access GIS.

Hinrich is co-founder of the companies terrestris and mundialis from
Bonn, Germany. His expertise is in business development, business
administration and HR. For the past 3 years he has been working
intensely on projects in support of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.

Ian is a long term open source developer who flirts with burn out on a monthly basis.

My name is Immaculata B. Mwanja, a Tanzanian female youth who completed my Bachelor’s Degree last year (2018) on BSc. Urban and Regional Planning. I have been an active member of the OpenStreetMap community since 2015 where I participated in different projects, one of which has made Dar es Salaam the most digitized city in Africa.

Lately, I have been working with cadastres and community members to provide the urban poor with their rights to own a title deed. Using a new cheap and accurate technology, I am a strong believer that in the near future, this is the future for all cadastres in the world!

Independent researcher based in the Netherlands. Did MSc in Spatial Engineering from Faculty of Geo-information Science and Earth Observation (ITC). I conducted several important research that would lead towards better understanding of the spatial data quality of OSM.

I am MIS Specialist in Water and Sanitation Corporation Ltd( WASAC)
Bachelor's degree in Surveying and Geomatics Engineering
Master's degree in Environmental Economics and Natural Resources Management

A software engineer who has an interest in open source geospatial and its community. I am from Indonesia but currently based in Germany and helping to grow the QGIS community in Indonesia.

Iván has been a web developer and FLOSS advocate since the early 2000s; then he bought a GPS receiver and got involved in OpenStreetMap and OSGeo. He’s worked with nautical charts, indoor positioning, USB microcontrollers, LibreOffice, multispectral rasters, all of it with unhealthy amounts of Javascript.

Geospatial Developer at meggsimum (Germany).
Mostly working with webmapping, spatial data infrastructure and geodata processing.

James Banting is Vice President of Research for Sparkgeo. He helps lead a team providing geospatial consultation to technology companies. He is a remote sensing scientist and lives in British Columbia, Canada.

Jim Hughes is a core committer for GeoMesa, which leverages HBase, Accumulo and other distributed systems to provide distributed computation and query capabilities. He is also a committer for LocationTech JTS and SFCurve.

James McClain is involved in R&D at Azavea. Most of his work concerns machine learning and adjacent topics, but he also does work related to algorithms more generally.

Fullstack Developer at Dent Reality, working on a platform for creating indoor maps for retail

JAMES KIRUMBA NJENGA is an effective and ambitious individual with a compelling interest and knowledge in comprehensive response to meeting consumers’ needs .He is a GIS officer in Nanyuki water and Sewerage Company in Laikipia County.

• M.Sc. Geoinformatics
• Full-Stack Developer at terrestris GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
• GeoStyler Core Developer

Jen Castro is part of Digital Democracy's Programs team, focusing on applied technologies and adaptive training methodologies to empower users to integrate digital technology into organized community activities that center environmental, territorial, and human rights. Based in Montreal, with active relationships with communities in British Columbia, Ecuador and Peru.

Jérôme is founder and CTO of Ecere, designed the eC programming language, initiated the FOSS Ecere Cross-Platform SDK and GNOSIS geospatial software. Jérôme is an OSGeo charter member, co-chair of the Ottawa Local Chapter, OGC API – Tiles, OGC API - Coverages, and OGC Styles & Symbology Standard Working Groups.

Jessica is a research scientist at Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Born in Mexico City, Mexico. Studied Mechatronics Engineering in Mexico City and currently studying MSc. Geoinformatics Engineering in Italy at Politecnico di Milano.

Senior software developer specializing in GIS field with more than 10 years of work experience in Japan and Eastern Africa. Main interest is how GIS can collaborate with water supply management efficiently. I am also main contributor to translate some QGIS documents, QField and Input to Japanese language.

Data Discovery evangelist and long term OSGeo supporter at Astun Technology. @archaeogeek on the internet.

Jody Garnett is an open source developer and advocate working with GeoCat BV. He has over 20 years experience consulting, training, building solutions, and guiding technology development. Jody is on the steering committee for the GeoTools, GeoServer and JTS projects, and volunteers as chair of the OSGeo Incubation Committee.

I am a licensed professional transportation engineer in the US working in the public sector.

FOSS GIS and cartography/dataviz enthusiast, tinkerer, (Q)GIS developer and consultant at WhereGroup with a history in OSM editing, geodesy, geoinformatics, cartography, research and teaching, data analysis and consulting.

I’m a geographer and spatial data scientist. I conduct research on, and develop open-source GIS and geospatial technologies for, monitoring environmental resources and analysing human-environment interactions.

A Research Software Engineer in the 3D geoinformation group of TU Delft.

Jorge Sanz is a Cartography and Geodesy engineer from Valencia, Spain, with more than 15 years of experience. He's a long-time active member of OSGeo and other communities. Nowadays, he is a Principal Engineer at the Kibana Maps team at Elastic.

Geographer and Master in Environment, analysis and Landscape management.
GIS Analyst and Web Developer.
Currently at SIGTE of the University of Girona.

Josh Bio-FOSS4G 2021
Joshua Ogure strives to bring about positive social change in his community. Ogure uses the lens of his camera to engage and document what happens in and around his neighbourhood in Kibera Slum Nairobi, and as the project Manager for Map Kibera Trust .
Ogure has led different projects including Counties participatory Budgeting mapping for Accountability, in partnership with World Bank, Open Schools mapping project (https://openschoolskenya.org/ ) supported by Gates Foundation and Indigo Trust.
Joshua has been invited to speak and share his work in several high profile conferences including United Nations New York ECOSOC Meeting and United Nations Public Service Forum in Baku Azerbaijan 2019.

During this COVID-19 pandemic, Joshua is working hard with his team to map and track all the Corona virus reported cases plus resources available in Kibera. Check it out here
https://kenyacovid19.ushahidi.io/views/map

Dr. Julia Dark is Senior Software Engineer at TileDB working on geospatial applications.

Julia studied Geography at the University of Bonn. In her master thesis she specialized in land cover classification from remotely sensed time series. She joined mundialis in 2021 as data analyst and developer.

I work for Oslandia as a C++/Python developer, mainly on client specific QGIS Python plugins and I contribute regularly to QGIS.

Just van den Broecke is an independent Open Source geospatial professional working under the
trading name "Just Objects" - https://justobjects.nl. In his daily work
he designs, develops and deploys Open Source geospatial infrastructures, stacks and products.

As a planner and spatial analyst with Sasaki Strategies, Kai Ying Lau works to bring a spatial and data-driven approach to planning strategies by working together with planners to generate solutions that reflect the local context and community priorities.

Karel Charvat graduated in theoretical cybernetics. He is a member of ISPA, Research Data Alinace, Club of Ossiach, CAGI, and CSITA, now is chairman of OGC Agriculture DWG. He was organiser on many hackathons, where as most important were INSPIRE Hacks.. Now he is also active in Plan4all association.

Ken is a Principal at Sasaki, an internationally recognized multi-disciplinary design firm. Trained in architecture and planning, Ken has dedicated his career to finding the most pertinent applications of technology to planning and design, and he remains actively involved in inventing, prototyping, and building new tools and approaches.

GeoServer and GeoWebCache developer and steering committee member from Victoria, BC.

Prof. Department of Computer Science and Engineering, South Korea
Co-Chair, UN Open GIS Initiative

Kirui Geoffrey is a Geomatics Engineer and GIS professional with over 5 Years in GIS implementation in Water Services Providiving companies in Kenya. Using open source softwares in GIS and modelling softwares.

Challenge seeker, CEO at @maptiler, Swiss resident, proud dad of two boys, contributor to open-source projects, cartographer, programmer & entrepreneur.

A Certified Sustainability Practitioner and Project Management Professional, Kris is the Executive Director at SmartCT. She trained under the ASEAN Smart Cities Leaders Programme of ASEAN Foundation and Data Stewardship under Gov Lab of New York University. She is also a Smart Sustainable Cities Instructor with IoT Academy/ITU-Academy.

Hello, world!
I'm Krishna, I am a Freelance GIS Developer. Most part of my day goes into thinking about how can I make more complex GIS applications using nothing but a cup of coffee and Open-source technologies

Kurt recently moved from the US to Denmark where he works for Septima P/S. He is a spatial analyst, cartographer, educator, author and OsGeo Charter Member. Kurt is a leading international QGIS author, recently authoring Discover QGIS 3.x and QGIS for Hydrological Applications with Locate Press.

Cédric holds a PhD on the contribution of polarimetric radar imagery for vegetation mapping in the tropics and has strong skills in cartography and remote sensing.

Lars Schylberg is a senior technical fellow at Saab corporation. He has a MSc in Land Surveying and a PhD in digital cartography from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Sweden. Throughout his carrier he has been involved with software development and international standardization.

I am a Geospatial engineer working in the intersection of FOSS, open data, and development. I currently work with a social enterprise to support teams in using data. Additionally, I am a YouthMappers regional ambassador where I support chapters locally. In my free time, I volunteer with FOSS communities.

Mostly earth-observing West Africa; within WFP, applying geospatial techniques to the humanitarian sector and exploring linkages between conflict and land cover changes.

Leah Schwizer focuses on strategic development, coordination, and community engagement in order to increase and improve GIS access, use, and implementation. Cynthia Hall works to promote the use of NASA’s Earth science data with scientists to educators to decision makers, all with a varied range of needs.

Lieven joined Gather in 2019. He oversees a growing, global team of GIS Data Scientists leading on the development of tools and insight for municipal organisations in Madagascar. In 2021 Lieven was included in GeoWorld’s 50 global geospatial rising stars.

Linda Kladivova studies the first year of Ph.D. at Czech Technical University in Prague. Her experience with the GRASS project started during the Google Summer of Code 2020 and continued with the implementation of the first-time user mode within her master thesis.

Lorena is a data scientist and researcher at the University of Salzburg with the Risk, Hazard & Climate Lab. Her research focuses on spatio-temporal analysis of Earth Observation data for mapping and monitoring natural hazards and landscape dynamics. She contributes to R packages for spatial analysis.

Technical team lead for MapStore project @ GeoSolutions.
10 years experience with GIS development and front-end solutions.

PhD Student at the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Politecnico di Milano (Italy). Co-founder and officier of PoliMappers, YouthMappers chapter based in the same university.

Luca is an OSGeo and OSM contributor and advocate. He is interested in all features about GIS: desktop, web, geodatabase, developing and geodata. He is core developer and translator of GRASS GIS project, main developer of pyModis library and OSGeoLive and ZOO-Project contributor.

A FOSS enthusiast for more than 15 years. Passionate for all geo technologies such as QGIS, OpenLayers, OGC standards, GDAL and a fan of PostGIS. Recently an enthusiast of GraphQL with PostGIS and Graphile.

Pertenece al clan Idnsikabu, del pueblo originario Harakbut, de la región de Madre de Dios. Investigador indígena con estudios en Cocina. Dirigente del Ejecutor del Contrato de Administración de la Reserva Comunal Amarakaeri (ECA Amarakaeri).

Lyubomir Filipov has been working with geospatial software for over 20 years: consulting, system design and development, data modeling and analysis, user training. Currently, he is a GIS consultant with the International Fund for Agricultural Development, responsible for the enterprise GIS system.

GeoData Scientist working on global terrain modelling at @Deltares, an independent institute for applied research in the field of water and subsurface. External PhD candidate at @tudelft3d. Github: @evetion.

President of OSGeo Argentina Local Chapter’s NGO Geolibres, Chair of FOSS4G + SOTM 2017 Argentina. SDI specialist involved in the National SDI working towards building better FLOSS solutions.

Malena passed away from COVID in April 2021 while chairing this conference.

• developer (e.g. OpenLayers, GeoExt, …)
• conceptual architect (e.g. react-geo, GeoStyler …)
• speaker and conductor of workshops
• OSGeo Charter Member
• general manager terrestris & mundialis

I'm an open-source advocate currently serving as QGIS.org chairman, consultant, teacher and developer.

I work as director of OPENGIS.ch which I founded in 2011. At OPENGIS.ch LLC we (12 superstar devs and myself) develop, train and consult our client on any aspect related to QGIS

Scientific Project Officer at the European Commission - JRC, member of the team coordinating the technical implementation of INSPIRE. Longstanding user of FOSS4G, OSGeo Charter Member, Secretary of FOSS4G Europe 2015, Editorial Board member of the journal Open Geospatial Data, Software and Standards, regular presenter at FOSS4G global and local conferences.

Software Architect, GIS develpoer, Cultural Heritage freak and Open Data evangelist. he started working with cartography in 2009 and never stopped since. twitter: @ingmmo; github: @sirmmo; twitch: @sirmmo

Marco is an InformationScientist with a keen interest in the SemanticWeb and GeospatialData on the Web. Marco worked more than 25years with GeoSpatialWebTechnologies and is creator of GeoSPARQL.org and first geospatialmodule for Jena 2007. Prior to GeoSPARQL Marco worked on MultiModalDataAccessMethods extensions to RDF QueryLanguages for contextual data processing.

Java Champion, Senior software engineer at Red Hat, Charter Member of OSGeo, former President of OSGeo, Member of Apache Software Foundation and maintainer of several FOSS projects.

María Nanton is a Data Analyst from Buenos Aires, Argentina. She studied Communication Sciences and Editing at the University of Buenos Aires, where she also teaches Marketing. An RLadies Buenos Aires co-organizer, she loves coding, learning and joining conferences from all around the globe.

Senior Data Scientist in Dymaxion Labs and Ph.D. in Physics ( High Energy Experimental Physics, University of Buenos Aires).

Language and Communication Manager at the gvSIG Project and Training Manager at the gvSIG Association

Geospatial software engineer and open source enthusiast working at Camptocamp (see also https://www.linkedin.com/in/marion-baumgartner-b1897b26/)

Mark lead the development of the United Nations Global Platform. A multi-cloud platform for capacity building within the national statistics offices in the use of Big Data and its integration with administrative sources, geospatial information, traditional survey and census data.

Mark is the founder and CEO of Addresscloud, a leading provider of software services to the insurance, lending and logistics industries. Mark is an an OS Geo charter member and has spoken at both UK and International FOSS4G conferences and is a strong advocate of serverless geospatial architectures.

Markus Neteler is co-founder of mundialis in Bonn (https://www.mundialis.de/). His main interests are Earth observation, geospatial analysis of massive amounts of data and development of free and open GIS, especially GRASS GIS.

Martha is a Machine Learning Engineer at Development Seed. Outside of work Martha enjoys cycling, running, and taking her cat on walks.

GIS developer and analyst. In 2015 he joined Geomatico to work on web project development and training in open source geospatial technologies.

Got into QGIS development during university studies back in 2005 and stayed thanks to the amazing community. Working at Lutra Consulting, delivering open source GIS to clients and helping open source GIS ecosystem to grow. Currently based in Slovakia.

I’m Martín Ortiz, a geographer from Buenos Aires Aires, Argentina. Currently, I'm taking a master degree in Statistics and I'm learning computer vision. Like most of us, I like maps, GIS, Data, and FOSS. QGIS and R are the main programs that I use.

Massimiliano is professor of geomatics at the Institue of Earth Science, SUPSI, Switzerland.
https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Massimiliano_Cannata

GIS Consultant - gvSIG Association. Graduated with a Maters's degree in GIS, urban planning and transition engineering, Grenoble Alpes University, France

Geospatial consultant at Astun Technology.
QGIS user and promoter.
Treasurer for OSGeo:UK

Colorado-based Architect for National and Large Data Programs (e.g. National/Federal Civilian Data Programs or State Agencies/Programs in mostly ‘earth’ agencies programs: Land Management, Earth Science, Energy Supply Chain, Transportation, Natural Hazards, and Health).

Matthew Hanson develops software for the use and analysis of remote sensing data

QGIS user since 2005, plugin developer, co-creator of Lizmap Web Client.
Work inside 3liz, France since 2009: QGIS plugins, courses, Lizmap development and courses, etc.

Github: github.com/mdouchin/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/kimaidou

M.Sc. Geography
Application Developer at terrestris GmbH & Co. KG in Bonn, Germany

Michael works at Hexagon, focusing on our Google partnership. Michael’s work spans data science and sales enablement for the Google Cloud and Maps Platforms. Michael has been in the geospatial industry since 1986 and has been actively engaged with FOSS4G since 2010, including Chairing the Global FOSS4G Boston 2017.

Michele Tobias is a biogeomorphologist with a background in geospatial methods. She earned her Geography PhD from UC Davis studying California’s beach ecosystem with a mix of phytosociological methods and innovative remote sensing tools. Michele’s research interests include applying spatial analysis methods to new avenues of research.

Mikael Vaaltola is a software developer specialized in developing geospatial software and modern software development methods. He has a strong knowledge of various open-source geospatial applications, including QGIS, PostGIS, and GeoServer. Vaaltola is also experienced with configuring and deploying software on different cloud platforms and operating systems.

I'm a biologist, cartographer and translator from Panama, currently living in Mexico City. I've worked supporting communities mapping their land and training activists in using free software for making maps

Miriam has built a career in Geospatial startups. Currently she is doing Partnerships at UP42. She is Geochicas co-founder and President of the Board in HOTOSM. She is passionate about how Geospatial data and EO technologies can change the world.

Mo is an assistant professor of computer science at Arizona State University and the CEO / Co-founder of Wherobots. He is the architect of Apache Sedona (a scalable system for processing big geospatial data) that is being used by major tech companies.

Moritz is a geographer, member of the GRASS GIS development team, OSGeo charter member and co-founder of OSGeo.be. After 20 years in academia he joined Bluesquare leading the work on georegistries and providing his expertise in geography and spatial analysis to projects across the board.

Iqnaul is a geospatial enthusiast who loves the intersection of spatial mapping, open-source geospatial, and open data to solve global challenges. He works at the Cartography team in a Ridehailing company in Indonesia. He helped form up and an active member of the QGIS Indonesia community.

Agricultural engineer from Colombia with an MSc. degree in Water Science and Engineering with a specialization in Land and Water Development for Food Security from the IHE-Delft Institute for water education, The Netherlands. Focused on sustainable water management for agriculture, using precision farming practices such as remote sensing.

Nicera is woman living in the slums working towards changing communities through mapping and data by creating a network of mappers in different communities

Doctor en Geografía en la Universidad Nacional de Sur(2020), Magister en Cartografía, Teledetección y Sistemas de Información Geográfica en la Universidad de Alcalá de Henares(2005) y Licenciado en Información Ambiental en la Universidad Nacional de Luján(2003). Es coordinador del LabSIG de la Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento.

Niene is a freelance full stack web map developer with a creative focus: from data analysis to visualization on the web. Niene has experience with Dutch Open Geo-data, OSM and skills in i.a. PostGIS, Qgis, MapboxGL.js, D3.js. I love to share my knowledge through workshops & talks!

Coordinator Geological Data Infrastructure / Swiss Geological Survey
Geologist by education.

Norman is the VP of Geospatial at TileDB. Prior to joining TileDB, Norman focused on spatial indexing and image processing, and held engineering positions at Cloudant, IBM and Mapbox. He has a master's degree in Mathematics from the University of Durham, England.

Numa Gremling is a senior developer at geoSYS (Germany) where he leads various projects, most of them related to web mapping or QGIS plugin development. He is the author of the Leaflet Cookbook (Locate Press).

Nuno works at GeoSolutions were he develops advanced solutions for GIS challenges using open source software. In the last years he focused on distributed systems, big data technologies and GIS. He contributes to several open source projects and is a commiter of GeoServer, MapStore and GeoTools.

Geospatial developer at Camptocamp, contributor to GeoNetwork and OpenLayers, loves coding pretty stuff, happy to be here!

Current undergraduate student at the University of North Georgia, IESA.

Electrical engineer, PhD, and currently researcher at Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro.
Main research topics are Computer Vision, Remote Sensing, Machine Learning and Deep Learning.

Paul Harwood has been in the Software industry for 30 years with roles in Cap Gemini, Nokia and Google covering development, Architecture, Project Management, Sales and Product development.

Imagery Product Manager for Bayer Crop Sciences/Global Data Assets/Location360.

SDI specialist at ISRIC.org. PSC member at GeoNetwork & pygeoapi. Data discovery, soil, SDI, INSPIRE.

Paula Moraga is an Assistant Professor of Statistics at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and the PI of the GeoHealth group. Her research focuses on statistical methods for geospatial data analysis and health surveillance.

Peter Mooney is an assistant professor of Computer Science at Maynooth University Ireland. He is also a founding member of the OSGeo Ireland chapter and has organised many OSGeo events in Ireland in the past. He uses FOSS4G and Open Data in all research and teaching.

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Pirmin is a geospatial software developer since more than 15 years. He has contributed to GDAL, QGIS, T-Rex and several other projects. Pirmin is co-founder of Sourcepole, a Swiss company providing GIS services and solutions.

OSGeo Charter Member,
OSGeo GSoC Admin,
OSGeo GSoC Mentor for pgRouting Project
OSGeo GSoC 2017, 2018 Student,
OSGeo GCI 2019, 2020 Admin and Mentor

OSGeo Charter Member,
ZOO-Project PSC Member,
OSGeo GSoC Admin,
OSGeo GSoC Mentor for MapMint Project,
Ph.D. Candidate @ IIT Bombay, India

Ramesh P. Singh is a professor at Chapman University, California, USA since 2009. He was a professor during 2007-2009 and a distinguished visiting professor 2003 - 2005 at GMU, Fairfax, VA, USA and at IIT Kanpur, India during 1986-2007. His reseacrh interests: remote sensing, natural hazards, and atmospheric pollution.

Geospatial Data Engineer at Planet. Previously Solutions Engineer at CARTO.

Software engineer and data scientist at Oslandia since 2017, I am interested in convergences between GIS and AI.

Postdoc at the 3D geoinformation group @ TU Delft, Co-founder of 3DGI. He likes to tinker with 3D geodata such as point clouds and city models.

Regina Obe is a developer, writer, system administrator, and packager. She is a member of the PostGIS, GEOS, and pgRouting project steering committees and development teams.

He is with the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment. His research and engineering fields include remote sensing images processing at scale, high performance computing, machine learning, and geospatial data interoperability. He is member of the Orfeo ToolBox Project Steering Committee and charter member of the OSGeo.

Reynier Tasico is a Climate Reality Leader from the Philippines who utilizes data for social good as a mentor in various hackathons who is equipped with data science, management, and basic medical knowledge and skills aside from being the new Lead Advocate of the MapBeks.

Ricardo is a seasoned information technologies professional. After retiring from Intel in 2015, Ricardo has been engaging in freelance work and volunteering for environmental non-profit organizations. He developed and deployed several 2D/3D mapping applications using open source technologies. Ricardo was a presenter at FOSS4GNA-2016 and FOSS4G-2017.

Rob Emanuele is a Geospatial Architect at Microsoft with the AI for Earth team working on the Planetary Computer.

Rob is the CTO of Koordinates and has been a speaker at previous FOSS4G events, State Of The Map, Git Merge, Kiwi PyCon, and other conferences. He’s been involved in geospatial for nearly twenty years, and is a contributor to GDAL and several other open source projects.

Robert Pitts is a Program Manager and Senior Consultant with New Light Technologies Inc. (NLT) based in Washington DC overseeing delivery of integrated cloud, software, analytics, and geospatial services for a range of government, non-profit, and commercial clients.

I work at the University of Leeds as Associate Professor of Transport Data Science. I am the Lead Developer of a national active travel mapping project to design strategic cycle networks nationwide (see www.pct.bike). I have written open source software packages and books including Geocomputation with R.

Robin is a former academic in remote sensing, now working as a freelance geospatial data scientist and software developer. He has released a number of open-source Python packages, and is active in software sustainability research. He blogs at www.blog.rtwilson.com.

GIS Technician at the UN Mission in DR Congo responsible for development of web GIS solutions.

Roger Bivand is a professor at the Norwegian School of Economics. His specialties are Geographical Information Analysis, Statistical programming and Spatial econometrics. Roger is author of numerous R packages (rgdal, sp, maptools, rgrass7) and the main author of the Applied Spatial Data Analysis with R book.

Rosa Aguilar is a computer system Engineer. She has led teams and became Chief Technical Officer at the Geographic Institute in Venezuela. Rosa is currently doing her Ph.D. research in Urban Planning, and her main interests are machine learning algorithms for image classification and collaborative spatial planning.

Rosa Félix is a PhD in Transportation Systems and urban cycling mobility researcher at U-Shift lab. Rosa is skilled in GIS and R. She is a cycling activist in Lisbon, and project coordinator of a local community bicycle shop.

Rudo Kemper works with Digital Democracy on the programs team, and leads the creation of the Earth Defenders Toolkit. Rudo also serves on the executive boards of Native Land Digital and the International Society for Participatory Mapping, and is one of the stewards of the open-source geostorytelling application Terrastories.

I am a geographer focused on data management. University was in Seattle, now 20 years in San Diego with the last 10 of those as GIS Administrator at the City of Imperial Beach where I have expanded the GIS using a hybrid of FOSS4G and Esri technologies.

Saber is specialising in GIS solutions including web mapping, geodatabases and desktop GIS for more than 10 years. He is the product owner for Input/Mergin and a director in Lutra Consulting: a leading open source company in the UK and part of QGIS core developers.

The main contributor for Oskari.org. A full-stack software developer and architect.

Software Engineer at GeoCat BV, The Netherlands. Pythonista and Product Owner of GeoCat Bridge QGIS plugin.

• CEO & President of Gaia3D, Inc.
• OSGeo Charter Member
• Chair of International FOSS4G 2015 Seoul

Trabajando en la intersección de salud pública, ciencia de datos e inferencia causal para mejorar la toma de decisiones

Sebastien Peillet is a QGIS developer at Oslandia in France.

Member of the MapServer PSC, OSGeo Charter Member, and Ireland's OSGeo Chapter

Silvia Franceschi: MSc in Environmental engineering, master in Project Management and PhD in Mountain Environment and Agriculture.
Specialized in hydrology, geomorphology and hydraulics, she developed and applies environmental models for engineering projects in particular related to the natural hazards and the maintenance of
natural resources.

Simone Giannecchini is the founder and managing director of GeoSolutions. He is a Charter Member of OSGeo, the Open Source Geospatial foundation. He is also a member of the Steering committee for the GeoTools as well as the GeoServer Open Source projects.

Hi, I am Sourav Singh a third-year undergraduate student at the Indian Institute of Information Technology Nagpur ( Maharashtra, INDIA ) focused on Electronics and Communication Engineering. As introducing myself in tech I am an XR enthusiast and exploring AR/VR development, WebXR, App Development, Game Development, & Open-Source Projects.

Cartographer, Vector Data and Python GIS Specialist | Loved by Christ, blessed by the Father. Never satisfied with superficial answers. Youth ministry leader. Reading, cooking, (train) traveling, board games, jigsaw puzzles, pilgrimages.

Stefanie is a research software and data engineer at ESA working on open source (OS) software and platforms. She is a core developer of PySAL, creator of the splot, and mentors in the Google Summer of Code Program for dask-geopandas and PySAL.

I am a GIS Software Engineer working as a PhD researcher in the 3D geoinformation group of TU Delft.

Sylvain is a GIS expert and developer. With more than 15 years of experience in the GIS industry, he masters the full stack of opensource software to create cartographic web applications with efficiency and style. Sylvain is also a graphic designer and created logos for various opensource projects and events.

With 15 years experience in the field of GIS, I founded GISCAN in 2015.
I am an opensource enthusiast and I strongly believe that opensource offers huge opportunities in terms of information sharing management and processing of data.

Taro Ubukawa is a senior geospatial expert at the United Nations Geospatial Information Section. He is one of the co-leads of UN Vector Tile Toolkit and works for vector tile deployment in UN since December 2019. Before that, he worked for GIS data development in Japan for years.

Lydia is a “something”. Not yet clear what the something stands for but I am a fan of GIS, Programming, Machine Learning, Business and Hair. Can’t decide on one to define me yet. I am currently working with Geo Gecko doing some Machine learning in the crop classification realm.

Researcher | Geomatics Engineer | Open-Source GIS developer | Spatial data analyst

Thomas Neirynck is an engineer on the Kibana team. He currently is an engineering lead for the Kibana Maps application.

Thomson Comer is currently writing open-source GPU accelerated software for NVIDIA. He has ten years experience consulting at a startup incubator, and an M.S. in Computer Science.

Till is co-founder of the FOSSGIS-conference and joined OSGeo early. He is founder and consutant at terrestris and mundialis. Till uses FOSS4G-Software for long time and also works as agile coach.
Till chaired FOSS4G2016 in Bonn, at present he is member of the OSGeo board.

Senior GIS Expert interested in spatial and statistical data visualization and software development.

Mr. Timur Obukhov is a Geospatial Information Officer at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. He provides geospatial and satellite imagery analysis to his colleagues at the UNHQ. Mr. Obukhov has MA in Information Management Science and currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Data Science.

Titus Letaapo is a champion of the community-based conservation model in Northern Kenya, having over 20 years experience in conservation and community development. Now, he oversees and supports the Namunyak Community Conservancy and acts as a Director of Community and Programs at the Sarara Foundation (TSF).

Geospatial developer at Camptocamp, big fan of Latin America and would have loved to return to Buenos Aires in person.

Tom Kralidis is with the Meteorological Service of Canada and longtime contributor to FOSS4G. He contributes to numerous projects in the Geopython ecosystem.

Tom is the co-chair of the OGC API - Records Standards Working Group, chair of the WMO Expert Team on Metadata, and serves on the OSGeo Board.

Tomas is the CTO of Addresscloud where he leads research and development of geographic risk and location intelligence services. Tomas has a PhD in Geoinformatics from Newcastle University, and is a Chartered Geographer (CGeog).

Tomas is a GIScience enthusiast with an interest in Python programming and databases. He cares about geodata and how to process them.

Torsten Friebe is member of the technical management committee (TMC) of the OSGeo project deegree. He has expertise in OGC Services, and SDI solutions based on Open Source software. Since 2011 he works at lat/lon GmbH, Bonn as a lead architect and member of the management team.

Vaclav (Vashek) Petras is a research software engineer, open source developer, and open science advocate. He received his masters in Geoinformatics from Czech Technical University and PhD in Geospatial Analytics from North Carolina State University. Vaclav is a member of the GRASS GIS Development Team and Project Steering Committee.

Vasil Yordanov obtained his MSc degree in Civil Engineering for Risk Mitigation at Politecnico di Milano in 2016. He joined the GEOlab team of Politecnico di Milano as a temporary research fellow in April 2019. His main research interests are hazard-related remote sensing applications and data analysis.

Computer Science student at NSEC Kolkata, India.
Student Developer at pgRouting during GSoC 2021, added graph routing algorithms to pgRouting.

Celia, known as Vicky, is an Economist by accident, a Computer Scientist by choice and OSGeo charter member because she cares about Open Source for Geo-spacial.

Self defined as workaholic, she started participating as a translator in pgRouting in 2013 becoming the main developer in 2015. In that same year she officially became a member of the OSGeo community as a Charter Member.

Her participation, on OSGeo community boosted since that time, she now is a member of: the Project Steering Committee of OSGeoLive, also of the System Administration Committee, Code of Conduct Committee, mentor of the GSoC and GCI programs, speaker on several FOSS4G conferences and member of the board of the OSGeo Foundation since december 2019.

Vincent Picavet is an applied mathematics engineer. After a few years working on satellite imagery, he dedicates himself to GIS, designing and implementing spatial data infrastructures with PostGIS. Vincent regularly talks at international conferences, PGConf, FOSS4G or other GIS events. He founded Oslandia in 2009, providing services in opensource GIS.

WebGis application server-client developer.
Django, Python expertise.
Main developer of G3W-SUITE.

Líder indígena del pueblo originario Wachiperi – Harakbut. Licenciado en Educación Secundaria con especialidad en Ciencias Naturales, Biología y Ecología. Actual presidente del Ejecutor del Contrato de Administración de la Reserva Comunal Amarakaeri (ECA Amarakaeri).

Data Scientist for Gisaïa, I process geospatial data to extract valuable information.

Executive consultant on GIS applied to urban water infrastructure. He is a Civil Engineer, Master on Environmental Management and NLP practitioner, with more than twenty years of experience in project management of urban infrastructure.

Biologist. Student of the Spatial Information Applications MSc program of Instituto Gulich, CONAE-UNC.

I am a Master’s student in Anthropology and Archaeology, dedicated to explore novel ways in which I can combine these two disciplines, by simultaneously empowering Inidgenous communities. The Namunyak App deeply resonates with my aspirations to decolonise the anthropological toolkit, as well as to engage with community-needed solutions.

Project manager at Camptocamp SA, Yves is also product leader for the Open Source WebGIS project GeoMapFish

Dr. Zhuang-Fang NaNa Yi is GeoAI Lead and Machine Learning Engineer at Development Seed, who has a Ph.D. in Ecological Economics and has applied geospatial analysis and satellite imagery processing in her various academic works since 2010. Before DevSeed, she was a research scientist in quantitative ecology.

I am a land surveyor, GIS expert, teacher and programmer

OSGeo Charter member
Head of GeoForAll Lab Budapest
OSGeo advocate
Founder of OS projects (GeoEasy, Ulyxes, Find-GCP)
Organizer of Hungarian local FOS4G events
FOSS4G/FOSS4G Europe speaker, committee member