Jerome St-Louis

CTO

Ecere

Participe à 2 sessions

Jérôme founded the open-source Ecere Cross-Platform SDK project in 1997, and designed the eC programming language in 2004. Jérôme founded Ecere Corporation in 2005, and is currently leading the R&D of the company's geospatial software as CTO. Ecere's cross-platform GNOSIS visualization technology is striving to achieve optimal performance through native programming and GPU hardware acceleration. The recent development has been focusing on Virtual and Augmented Reality applications. Jérôme is also involved with the OSGeo foundation, as co-chair of the Ottawa Local Chapter, and contributes to shaping the future of web mapping services collaborating with the Open Geospatial Consortium through his involvement in both the Innovation and Standards Programs.

Sessions auxquelles Jerome St-Louis participe

Lundi 17 Juin, 2019

Fuseau horaire: (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

9:00

Introduction to Open Source Geospatial Stack: QGIS, GeoServer, QGIS Server, Web & Mobile Clients

Virtual Meeting Space - Workshop

9:00 - 12:00 | 3 heures

Open Source Geospatial Stack

Gain insights on the possibilities and challenges with leveraging and integrating a complete open source GIS stack into your applications and projects. Sessions will be led by members of OSGEO-Ottawa.The first session involves high level presentations showcasing use case scenarios and highlighting strengths and limitations of each tools. This session is designed for managers, analysts, and non-technical individuals to discover and learn about what open source GIS tools are available, ...

13:00

Hands-On Workshop: using, configuring, and managing the Open-Source Geospatial Stack

Virtual Meeting Space - OSGEO Boardroom

13:00 - 16:00 | 3 heures

Open Source Geospatial Stack

The second session is a hands-on workshop, with a maximum participation of 12, and is designed more for participants that have a more technical background. This allows them to actually gain practical experience in the use of the open source GIS tools. Sessions will be led by members of OSGEO-Ottawa. Topics will include leveraging QGIS Desktop and the Semi-Automatic Classification plugin to extract a forest canopy cover map of Ottawa using either Sentinel or Landsat satellite imagery...