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It's a chicken & Egg problem. I run a startup in Pune, and we just don't get good developers here. We are open to remote, and most of the good candidates are in Bangalore.

Location: India

Remote: Yes. Any Time Zone

Willing to relocate: Yes; Will need Visa Support

Technologies: Open Street Map, PostGIS, Mapping Technologies such as Mapbox, Maplibre, Geoserver & ESRI Platform.

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1w5HBJ_PBnW1a8UYyAuuG8sp-Vms... & Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devdattat/

Hi! I'm a Geospatial professional involved in all stages of projects, and having experience in setting up of BaseMaps and GeoSpatial Application used in large scale applications. I also have a lot of experience in geospatial data and the intricacies that are specific to such data. I have built large scale data pipelines that ingest, and process geospatial data, and have bought several organisations into the modern world of cloud technologies.

I think that Geoserver's own docs are a good starting point:

https://docs.geoserver.org/2.22.x/en/user/services/index.htm...

The thing to remember is that WMS & WFS allow you to have a dynamic map, but the concept of that dynamic nature, is stuck in the late 90's

>solar oven based on a thermal transfer medium which heats a cooking void indirectly

Isn't this kind of common?

See this for example: https://solarcooking.fandom.com/wiki/Auroville_Solar_Kitchen

Here is an Map from ISRO's Bhuvan website: https://bhuvan-noeda.nrsc.gov.in/events/events/kumbhmela.php

Shows you a comparison view, of just what a vast city is set up for the event.