The web presence of Patrick Weber
First a disclaimer, my motivation for this post is not to discredit Manifold the software package or CDA International Ltd. I hesitated for a long time before finally deciding to post this very brief and probably flawed “analysis” based on many assumptions, with the aim to start an earnest discussion on the commercial [...]
If you didn’t get a chance to fly down to Sydney to attend the FOSSG4 conference (I certainly didn’t!), they now have video casts up of most presentations at http://blip.tv/search?q=fosslc. One I found interesting was a great video cast of the presentation by Paul Ramsey on development progress on PostGIS at the recent FOSSG4.
A great [...]
Over the past four years that I have been using Manifold on a daily basis for almost all of my professional work, I have been able to develop a good understanding of its strengths, idiosyncrasies and weaknesses.
Even so, it is when working with other Manifold users, and specifically teaching Manifold to new users, that one [...]
Just saw this post on the forum. After a long time where the idea of a OpenStreetMap ISI Driver for Manifold was thrown around on the forum, James K. finally stepped up to the plate!
James did a stellar job, not only generating a ISI Dll for the default OSM Mapnik Tile Layer, but also adding [...]
My name is Patrick Weber and I am a Engineering Doctorate Student at University College London. I also work for Think London as GIS Project Manager. On this site, you can find more information about me, my professional activities and my academic achievements, or have a look at my LinkedIn Profile.