Seoul, South Korea, the world’s most wired and number one ranked tech ready city is hosting one of the largest global gatherings focused on open source geospatial solutions. Next week CartoDB is attending FOSS4G for the second consecutive year.
Among the unique street food vendors and awesome internet cafes you can find workshops, keynotes, and much more! Join us at table number 17 to chat about data-driven visualizations, location intelligence, and big data!
Sessions
Monday:
- Introduction to PostGIS: (Monday, Sept 14, 09:30-13:30. Room 4 -3F. Hotel) by Paul Ramsey
Tuesday:
- Building Dynamic Maps with CartoDB: (Tuesday, Sept 15, 14:30-18:30. Room 4- 3F. Hotel) by Aurelia Moser with Andy Eschbacher
Wednesday:
- Making Sense of Sensor Data with Maps: (Wednesday, Sept 16, 13:25-13:50. Room 9 - 2F, K Avenue) by Aurelia Moser.
- PostGIS Feature Frenzy: (Wednesday, Sept 16, 16:00-16:25. Grand Ballroom B - 2F, Convention) by Paul Ramsey
- Temporal Maps Leading to New Views in Spatial Analysis: (Wednesday, Sept 16, 16:50-17:15. Grand Ballroom B - 2F, Convention) by Andy Eschbacher
Thursday:
- Where do we go from here? The next 10 years of open source geospatial: (Thursday Sept 17, 18:00-18:30, Grand Ballroom B - 2F, Convention) by Paul Ramsey.
- CartoDB Basemaps: a tale of data, tiles, and dark matter sandwiches: (Friday, Sept 18, 11:00-11:25. Grand Ballroom B - 2F, Convention) by Alejandro Martínez
Friday:
- Magical PostGIS in three brief movements: (Friday, Sept 18, 13:50-14:15 Room 9 - 2F, K Avenue) by Paul Ramsey
- Taking dynamic web mapping to 1:100000 scale: (Friday, Sept 18, 13:25-13:50 Room 13 - B1F, K Avenue) by Alejandro Martínez
CartoDB’s Paul Ramsey is delivering one of the key notes, along with the President of Korea’s National Geographic Information Institute, and the Chief of the United Nations Geospatial Information Section, among others. They will be speaking on the theme of ‘Toward Diversity, FOSS4G Big Band from Seoul’.
We are happy to be a silver level sponsor of this international event, hosted for the first time ever in Asia.
Happy data mapping and see you in Seoul!