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Call for Maps: 2022 GeoHipster Calendar
Is it true that 2021 was almost as unpredictable as 2020? We don’t know the answer to that, but we do feel like our 2021 calendar was our best yet. We also know some of you are back in the office and need wall candy…and those of you who are still working from home love … Continue reading Call for Maps: 2022 GeoHipster Calendar
Maps and mappers of the 2021 calendar: Kate Berg, September
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I am a GIS lead at the State of Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), where I wear many hats including web GIS administrator, open maps and data wrangler, geospatial educator, and project consultant. When I’m not wearing those hats, you can find me in the … Continue reading Maps and mappers of the 2021 calendar: Kate Berg, September
Raluca Nicola: “The community profits from everyone’s knowledge.”
Raluca Nicola works at Esri as a Product Engineer for ArcGIS API for JavaScript. She enjoys creating maps and data visualizations using the latest web technologies. Most of these maps are in 3D and all of them live on the web. Raluca was interviewed for GeoHipster by Ana Leticia Ma. Q: Can you tell me … Continue reading Raluca Nicola: “The community profits from everyone’s knowledge.”
Maps and mappers of the 2021 calendar: Owen Powell, August
Q: Tell us about yourself. A: I am a GIS Consultant working for Arup in the UK, with a specialism in data engineering and 3D visualisation. I think I have an unusual background for someone in GIS, having studied Fine Art, and later 3D Modelling & Animation. I have a passion for art and design, … Continue reading Maps and mappers of the 2021 calendar: Owen Powell, August
