Ian Turton

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Ian Turton holds a PhD in Geophysics from the University of Edinburgh. He worked as an academic researcher studying large and complex datasets in the field of GeoComputation at the University of Leeds and Pennsylvania State University (PSU) before joining Envitia as Senior GI consultant. He was a founder of the GeoTools project which forms the foundation to many highly successful open source java geospatial projects, such as GeoServer. He is a founding, charter member of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo), which provides an umbrella organization for a variety of open source projects and runs the FOSS4G conference series. Since he joined Envitia over two years ago, he has wo...

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Building a Standards Based Collaborative GIS

Geographic Information Retrieval From Disparate Data Sources

A System for the Automatic Comparison of Machine and Human Geocoded Documents

A Web Based Tool For the Detection and Analysis of AvianInfluenza Outbreaks From Internet News Sources

Visualizing Unstructured Text Documents using Trees and Maps: Analyzing Verbal Directions

Why Geolocating Written Routes Is Harder Than It Looks

Experiences Teaching Gis With Open Source Software

Gostaram

[FOSS4G 2017 Boston]Development of an extension of Geoserver for handling 3D spatial data

Why zsh is Cooler than Your Shell

GeoServer on Steroids at FOSS4G Europe 2014

GeoServer, an introduction for beginners

Using GeoServer with NASA WorldWind

Using GeoServer for spatio-temporal data management with examples for MetOc and remote sensing

Geographic scripting in uDig

Corporate Open Source Anti-patterns

Martin Daly: Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria

Open Historical Maps at State of the Map (SOTM), 2009, Amsterdam

Open Historical Maps: Crowdsourcing, Open Source GIS, and the Research Web

Lessons Learned From Neogeography Nc Gis 2009

Open Maps (Or Close Enough?)