[SoC] SoC list Questions

[Frank Warmerdam]

Wolf Bergenheim wrote:
> On 17.03.2007 02:22, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
>> Rather it was an opportunity for me to raise something I think
>> may be an issue.  There are some of the folks mentoring that I don't know
>> at all.
>>
>> Best regards,
> 
> Now he is talking about me, so I will introduce my self.
> 
> My name is Wolf Bergenheim and I have been studying and using GRASS for
> about 1,5 years now. I know that is not very much, but OTOH I'm a quick
> study ;).
> Anyway, I'm still studying (still after 10 years, *sigh*). My major is
> Computer Science and my primary minor is geoinformatics. Part of the
> reason why my studies are still ongoing is that I have been working in
> the computer industry since 1999 (full time). My daily work involves
> developing instant messaging protocols (you know like MSN, XMPP, ICQ,
> etc). Since I consider myself a professional developer I disqualified
> myself from joining the GSoC as a student. In a recent course we had
> some algorithms for features not really present in GRASS, which I think
> most students should be able to handle. Thus I added them as ideas and
> signed up as a potential mentor. If nobody gets interested in doing them
> I will probably develop some of them by my self, but it will be later...
> 
> I just turned 30 and I live in Finland, Espoo to be more precise. Other
> then GRASS and geoinformatics I enjoy hiking and reading.
> 
> Want to know more? I'll gladly reply to any questions.

Wolf,

OK, you were one of the ones I didn't know at all. :-)

You certainly sound like a strong developer which should be helpful.
I think it would be up to the GRASS PSC to decide if they were satisfied
to match you up with a project.

Best regards,
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