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CREDITS: 2011/02/24
The core team of PostGIS is:
mcayland (Mark Cave-Ayland) <[email protected]> - psc, index support, PostgreSQL/PostGIS integration issues
chodgson (Chris Hodgson) - psc, core website maintenance, postgis core bug fixes, build bot, osgeo incubation management
pramsey (Paul Ramsey) <[email protected]> - psc, chair, index, geodetic, infrastructure, shapefile gui loader
robe (Regina Obe) <[email protected]> - psc, documentation, windows experimental and production builds,
QA testing, plpgsql functions
strk (Sandro Santilli) <[email protected]> - GEOS integration, topology, raster
kneufeld (Kevin Neufeld) - prior psc, documentation, plpgsql functions, document and buildbot, website administration (past)
colivier (Olivier Courtin) <[email protected]> - output functions, 3D support
pracine (Pierre Racine) <[email protected]> - raster
jorgearevalo (Jorge Arévalo) <jorge.arevalo at deimos-space.com> - raster
mleslie (Mark Leslie) <[email protected]> - curve support, shp2pgsql gui loader
nicklas (Nicklas Avén) <[email protected]> - measurement functions (2D and 3D)
mloskot (Mateusz Loskot) - raster
dustymugs (Bborie Park) bkpark at ucdavis.edu - raster
All versions include substantial contributions from the
core team.
VERSION SPECIFIC CREDITS:
PostGIS was originally developed by Refractions Research Inc, of Victora,
British Columbia, Canada (http://www.refractions.net), as a project
in using PostgreSQL as a geospatial data-store. Refractions continues to
provide hosting and infrastructure support to the project.
The following is a partial list of contributors who have participated
in the project:
See the postgis manual and the ChangeLog for more recent contributor credits and versions.
Version 1.2.1 of PostGIS includes patches from:
Eduin Carrillo <[email protected]> for AsKML() and Transform()
short circuit.
Version 1.1.0 of PostGIS includes patches from:
Obe, Regina with -k switch for pgsql2shp (for City of Boston (DND) ).
Version 1.0.0 of PostGIS includes code from:
Mark Cave-Ayland <[email protected]> with new positional
operators, join estimator and general testing and support.
Markus Schaber <[email protected]> author of the jdbc2 interface
Version 0.9 of PostGIS includes patches from:
Klaus Foerster <[email protected]> on AsSVG()
Olivier Courtin <[email protected]> on AsSVG()
Bruno Wolff III on the distance_sphere algorithm
Version 0.8 of PostGIS includes patches from:
Carl Anderson on schemas
STRK on numerous bug fixes and enhancements
Ralph Mason on WKT parsing for LWGEOM
Mark Cave-Ayland with help on PgSQL 7.5 statistics
Version 0.7 of PostGIS includes patches from:
Steffen Macke on numerous loader/dumper bugs.
Bernhard Reiter on some documentation issues and a loader limit.
Mark Cave-Ayland on truly_inside().
STRK on shp2pgsql improvements
Version 0.5 of PostGIS includes contributions from:
Geographic Data BC (David Skea and Mark Sondheim) with funding and
direction on adding calculations on a spheroid to PostGIS.
Version 0.2 of PostGIS includes contributions from:
Norman Vine on CygWin compilation issues
Version 0.1 of PostGIS included constributions from:
Dave Blasby - Core server objects and indexing (original contributions)
Paul Ramsey - Extensions to the PostgreSQL JDBC driver, doco, web.
Jeff Lounsbury - Shape file loader/dumper.