Paolo Corti

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Paolo Corti is an environmental engineer based in Cambridge, Massachusetts . He has 20 years of experience in the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) field: after working with proprietary solutions for some years, he proudly switched to open source technologies and Python since more than a decade. Currently he is a Geospatial Engineer Fellow at the Center for Geographic Analysis of the University of Harvard (http://gis.harvard.edu/) and in the past he worked as a software architect, developer and analyst for organizations such as UN World Food Programme, EU Joint Research Centre, World Bank and the Italian Government. He is an OSGeo Charter member, a core committer for the GeoNode proj...

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Paolo Corti

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Developing Geospatial software with Python, Part 1

Fire news management in the context of the European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS)

L'utilizzo di software fee and open source nello European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS)

Geonode 2.0

GeoNode for Humanitarian Crisis and Risk Reduction

GeoNode intro and demo

Building an Open Source, Real-Time, Billion Object Spatio-Temporal Search Platform

Implementing an Open Source Spatiotemporal Search Platform for Spatial Data Infrastructures

GeoNode per il Supporto alle Emergenze Umanitarie

Status of WorldMap, 2016

Maintaining spatial data infrastructures (SDIs) using distributed task queues

Making Temporal Search Central in a Spatial Data Infrastructure

Harvard Hypermap: An Open Source Framework for Making the World’s Geospatial Information more Accessible

State of GeoNode 2019

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Introduction to Open Source GIS

RESTful OGC Services