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Participants
Contents
- 1 Participants and Interests
- 1.1 Jeff Schiller
- 1.2 Doug Schepers
- 1.3 Michael Curtes
- 1.4 Erik Dahlström
- 1.5 David Dailey
- 1.6 Dominic DePasquale
- 1.7 Donald Doherty
- 1.8 David Duce
- 1.9 Bob Hopgood
- 1.10 Chris Lilley
- 1.11 Robert Longson
- 1.12 Charles McCathieNevile
- 1.13 Cameron McCormack
- 1.14 Andreas Neumann
- 1.15 David Porter
- 1.16 Bruce Rindahl
- 1.17 Leonard Rosenthol
- 1.18 Robert Russell
- 1.19 Ruud Steltenpool
- 1.20 David Storey
- 1.21 Manuel Strehl
- 1.22 Christophe Strobbe
- 1.23 G. Wade Johnson
- 1.24 Helder Magalhães
- 2 More Details
Participants and Interests
The W3C database has a complete and up-to-date list of SVG IG participants, but this page provides an opportunity for each person to explain a bit more about their particular interests or activities in the SVG Interest Group.
Jeff Schiller
Invited Expert
SVG IG Chair
Interests:
- seeing the Open Web Stack continue to strengthen and evolve. Rich, interactive graphics that are also interoperable have been missing on the open web until now. We're at a point today where 3 out of the 4 major browser engines can do a large percentage of the effects that Flash can do and this is continuing to improve.
- I want to see the toolset expand for hobbyist web developers so that anyone can make flashy web pages without knowing the details of the SVG path commands, construct key-spline animations by hand or hand-code filters - and i want the tools to produce non-bloated SVG
- I also want to work on more widespread usage of SVG (for instance, involving search engines in indexing SVG content semantically) and improve the accessibility of SVG
Doug Schepers
W3C/Keio
Chair, Team Contact, SVG WG Member
Interests: community outreach, semantics ("smart graphics"), accessibility, design
Michael Curtes
Public Invited expert
Erik Dahlström
Opera Software
SVG WG Member
David Dailey
Slippery Rock University
Public Invited expert
Interests: Have used SVG for instruction in interface design and for art. I'm interested in working toward a set of canonical examples and in seeing the SVG spec grow both in its adoption and expressiveness.
Dominic DePasquale
Penn State University
Public Invited expert
Hoping to someday see SVG be the definitive method to define dynamic graphics in web pages. Also, enjoy seeing what unique ways artists are using it.
Donald Doherty
Brainstage Research, Inc.
David Duce
Oxford Brookes University
Bob Hopgood
Oxford Brookes University
Chris Lilley
W3C/ERCIM
SVG WG Member
Robert Longson
Public Invited expert
Contributor to Mozilla SVG Project
Charles McCathieNevile
Opera Software
Cameron McCormack
W3C Invited Expert
SVG WG Member
Andreas Neumann
City of Uster, Switzerland, GIS manager
Uses SVG mainly for mapping, charting, reporting (GIS and webmapping)
Organizer of the first SVG Open conference
David Porter
The Boeing Company
Bruce Rindahl
Public Invited expert
Leonard Rice Engineers
My work has been in using SVG for web-based GIS mapping. I am interested in contributing to best practices especially where the coordinates are large as in GIS. I am also interested in extending the SVG spec with cartography symbology.
Leonard Rosenthol
Adobe Systems Inc.
SVG WG Member
Robert Russell
Public Invited expert
Ruud Steltenpool
Public Invited expert
Interests:
- marketing SVG (5 years of experience), showing examples
- get rid of annoying (little?) 'pain points' of implementations, specifications, content, tools and communication.
- model-based visualisation (XBL, maybe others)
David Storey
Opera Software ASA
Interests:
- Promoting adoption of SVG into a regular designer’s standards toolkit (the fourth leg of the stool)
- Promotion of SVG on sites and in places that regular, none-converted developers hang out
- Beginner level, designer focused education on SVG (including sexy examples)
- Better designer/developer tools for animated SVG/SMIL (SVG as a Flash/Silverlight killer)
- Better integration between (X)HTML and SVG, preserving seperation of concerns
- High quality resource for code reuse (SVG components that can be reused)
- Possibly create the CSS3.info of the SVG world (CSS3.info is a site I'm involved with)
- IE adoption of SVG
Manuel Strehl
Public Invited expert
Interests (partially):
- Using SVG in scientific workflow
- SVG powered web sites
Christophe Strobbe
Public Invited expert
G. Wade Johnson
Public Invited Expert
Interests (SVG-related):
- Generating SVG programmatically
- Scripting SVG
- SVG applications
Helder Magalhães
Public Invited Expert
Interests (SVG-related):
- Interoperability
- SVG in IE
- SVG for RIA
- SVG for GUI
More Details
To join the SVG IG, simply apply for a W3C account (if you don't already have one) and fill out the application form.
W3C Members can see the Member database for more details on the current participants.