Computational thinking
If you cannot distinguish between results from an algorithm and a human, that’s computational thinking
Storie dal Mondo GIS vi racconta i segreti del mondo dell’informatica geografica e vi spiega come funzionano tante cose legate alla natura e alla terra. Ovviamente informaticamente parlando!
Se siete curiosi su come funzionino le mappe che utilizzate tutti i giorni, la navigazione satellitare e la localizzazione dei vostri device allora questo è il posto giusto!
Parleremo di proiezioni geografiche, di 2D e 3D, di innovazione e molto altro legato alla Terra e al mondo in cui viviamo.
Clicca qui per accedere al canaleSono Eduard Roccatello, nato a Rovigo nel 1983 e grande appassionato di tecnologia fin dall’età di sette anni, quando ricevetti il mio primo personal computer. Da lì nacque la mia passione per l’informatica, che mi portò a diventare prima un programmatore e poi un ingegnere. Nel tempo mi sono dedicato a molti progetti: se utilizzate Linux, FreeBSD o OpenBSD è possibile stiate utilizzando qualcosa fatto da me, soprattutto se il vostro ambiente desktop è Xfce.
I’m Eduard Roccatello, CTO of 3DGIS, an Italian GIS company. I love working on innovative solutions: things that change the status quo about spatial data development and usage.
My day is full of math and big data. I like to be surrounded by interesting and skilled people. I really do care about user experience and software usability.
Leading 3D geospatial R&D, I’ve learnt to manage hard tasks on tight timelines. I’m also the lead software architect of the Cityvu project and a long time developer of the Xfce Desktop Environment.
Master degree in Computer Engineering, 2008
University of Padua
Bachelor degree in Computer Engineering, 2005
University of Padua
Industrial electrical engineering technician, 2002
ITIS F.Viola Rovigo
During my work experience, I learned a lot of programming languages and softwares, and I always strive to keep learning new things during my life. That’s why I love challenging tasks that bring in innovative solutions.
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During my research activities, I had the time and the luck to publish some papers of mine into international magazines and books.
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