Mbernasocchi - Revision history

Mbernasocchi: update profile

2022-06-25T08:20:37Z

update profile

Mbernasocchi at 08:14, 25 June 2022

2022-06-25T08:14:41Z

Mbernasocchi at 08:10, 25 June 2022

2022-06-25T08:10:03Z

Mbernasocchi at 13:19, 25 January 2022

2022-01-25T13:19:10Z

Wiki-Mbernasocchi at 14:13, 13 April 2020

2020-04-13T14:13:28Z

Wiki-Mbernasocchi at 18:28, 9 October 2018

2018-10-09T18:28:28Z

Wiki-Mbernasocchi at 18:27, 9 October 2018

2018-10-09T18:27:16Z

Wiki-Mbernasocchi at 18:26, 9 October 2018

2018-10-09T18:26:20Z

Wiki-Mbernasocchi: updated mbernasocchi

2018-10-09T18:22:39Z

updated mbernasocchi

Wiki-Mbernasocchi at 18:20, 9 October 2018

2018-10-09T18:20:37Z

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 |Country=Switzerland
 |City=Laax
-|Coordinate=46.813369, 9.264579
+|Coordinate=46.81114, 9.25928
 |Email=marco (A T) opengis.ch
 |InstantMessaging=https://twitter.com/mbernasocchi;

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 |Photo=Mbernasocchi.jpg
 |Languages=English; Italian; German; French; Spanish; Romansh;
-|Info=I am an open source advocate, consultant, teacher, and developer. My background is in geography with a specialization in geographic information science. I live in Switzerland in a small Romansh speaking mountain village where I love scrambling around the mountains to enjoy the feeling of freedom it gives me. I’m a very communicative person, I fluently speak Italian, German, French English, and Spanish and love traveling.
+|Info=I am an open-source advocate, consultant, teacher, and developer. My background is in geography with a specialization in geographic information science. I live in Switzerland in a small Romansh-speaking mountain village where I love scrambling around the mountains to enjoy the feeling of freedom it gives me. I’m a very communicative person, I fluently speak Italian, German, French English, and Spanish and love travelling.
-I work as director of OPENGIS.ch which I founded in 2011. Since 2015 I share the company ownership with Matthias Kuhn. At OPENGIS.ch we are core developers, senior architects, full stack ninjas and GIS wizards. We love open-source and are committed to the sustainable growth of the tools we work on.
+I work as director of OPENGIS.ch which I founded in 2011. Since 2015 I share the company ownership with Matthias Kuhn. At OPENGIS.ch we are core developers, senior architects, full-stack ninjas and GIS wizards. We love open-source and are committed to the sustainable growth of the tools we work on.
-My first QGIS (to be correct for that time QuantumGIS) ever was “Simon (0.6)” during my BSc when the University of Zurich was teaching us proprietary products and I started looking around for Open Source alternatives. In 2008, when starting my MSc, I made the definitive switch to Ubuntu and I started working more and more with QGIS Metis (0.11) and ended developing some plugins and part of Globe as my Masters' thesis. Since three years the University of Zurich invites me to hold two seminars on Entrepreneurship and Open Source. In November 2011 I attended my first Hackfest in Zürich where I started porting all QGIS dependencies and developing QGIS for Android under a Google Summer of Code. A couple of years and a lot of work later QField was born. Since then I’ve always tried to attend at least to one Hackfest per year to be able to feel first hand the strong bonds within our very welcoming community.
+My first QGIS (to be correct for that time QuantumGIS) ever was “Simon (0.6)” during my BSc when the University of Zurich was teaching us proprietary products and I started looking around for Open Source alternatives. In 2008, when starting my MSc, I made the definitive switch to Ubuntu and I started working more and more with QGIS Metis (0.11) and ended up developing some plugins and part of Globe as my master's thesis. Since three years the University of Zurich invites me to hold two seminars on Entrepreneurship and Open Source. In November 2011 I attended my first Hackfest in Zürich where I started porting all QGIS dependencies and developing QGIS for Android under a Google Summer of Code. A couple of years and a lot of work later QField was born. Since then I’ve always tried to attend at least one Hackfest per year to be able to feel first-hand the strong bonds within our very welcoming community.
 In 2013 I was lucky enough to have a release named after a suggestion I saved you all from having QGIS 2.0 - Hönggerberg and giving you instead QGIS 2.0 - Dufour
-Besides my long story with QGIS as a user and passionate advocate, I have a long story as QGIS service provider where we are fully committed to its stability, feature richness and sustainable development. Furthermore, as a consultant, I am lucky enough to be sent now and then to spread the QGIS goodness in less fortunate countries.
+Besides my long story with QGIS as a user and passionate advocate, I have a long story as a QGIS service provider where we are fully committed to its stability, feature-richness and sustainable development. Furthermore, as a consultant, I am lucky enough to be sent now and then to spread the QGIS goodness in less fortunate countries.
 You can find out more about Marco at [http://berna.io berna.io]
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 |Info=I am an open source advocate, consultant, teacher, and developer. My background is in geography with a specialization in geographic information science. I live in Switzerland in a small Romansh speaking mountain village where I love scrambling around the mountains to enjoy the feeling of freedom it gives me. I’m a very communicative person, I fluently speak Italian, German, French English, and Spanish and love traveling.
-I work as director of OPENGIS.ch which I founded in 2011. Since 2015 I share the company ownership with Matthias Kuhn. At OPENGIS.ch LLC we (4 superstar devs and myself) develop, train and consult our client on any aspect related to QGIS.
+I work as director of OPENGIS.ch which I founded in 2011. Since 2015 I share the company ownership with Matthias Kuhn. At OPENGIS.ch we are core developers, senior architects, full stack ninjas and GIS wizards. We love open-source and are committed to the sustainable growth of the tools we work on.
 My first QGIS (to be correct for that time QuantumGIS) ever was “Simon (0.6)” during my BSc when the University of Zurich was teaching us proprietary products and I started looking around for Open Source alternatives. In 2008, when starting my MSc, I made the definitive switch to Ubuntu and I started working more and more with QGIS Metis (0.11) and ended developing some plugins and part of Globe as my Masters' thesis. Since three years the University of Zurich invites me to hold two seminars on Entrepreneurship and Open Source. In November 2011 I attended my first Hackfest in Zürich where I started porting all QGIS dependencies and developing QGIS for Android under a Google Summer of Code. A couple of years and a lot of work later QField was born. Since then I’ve always tried to attend at least to one Hackfest per year to be able to feel first hand the strong bonds within our very welcoming community.

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 |User=Yes
 |Committee=No
-|Board=No
+|Board=Yes
 |Coder=Yes
 |Translate=Yes
-|PSC=No
+|PSC=Yes
 |ExBoard=No
 |Charter=Yes
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+:
-:* QGIS Co-chair
+:* QGIS Chair
 :* QGIS Plugins developer
 :* QGIS developer

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 |PSC=No
 |ExBoard=No
-|Charter=No
+|Charter=Yes
 |Chair=No
 |SolKatz=No

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