About me
Ever since I was a child I have always loved maps. No matter if it was a simple hand-drawn treasure map or a detailed tourist map, all I wanted was to hold it in my hands.
This passion didn’t fade with the years. Shortly after obtaining my Masters degree in Landscape Architecture I discovered GIS and realized that the data behind a map can be as exciting and important as the final map itself.
For more than four years I worked as a GIS Expert & Remote Sensing Analyst for archaeologists. At that time I specialized further by diving into spatial databases, LiDAR data processing and shortly afterwards into GIS & web development. Later on I worked as a Java Web Developer at a private company. After that I got a job at a national non-profit company as a senior GIS & Web Developer where I am currently working.
In the past few years I have obtained a degree in GIS Engineering, and I have been deepening my skills in all areas of GIS development – web servers, GIS servers, plugin development, spatial databases, server- and client side programming – always focusing on Open Source solutions whenever possible. I am also an active member of the OSGeo Hungarian Chapter.
Skills
Experience
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Lead Developer at DKF Ltd.
Budapest 05/2021 - present Lead developer -
Senior Web GIS Developer at Ulyssys Ltd.
Budapest 09/2018 - 05/2021 Senior developer: Web GIS development, Database management, GIS server management. Docker virtualization. -
Senior Web GIS Developer at Lechner Knowledge Center Non-profitable Ltd.
Budapest 10/2013 - 08/2018 Senior developer: Web GIS development, Database management, GIS server management. Lead developer of ÉMO Project (national web application for spatial and alphanumerical databases of construction). Lead developer of ZALIS Project (Zanzibar Land Information System). Plugin development for QGIS and GeoServer. -
Java Developer at Modit Co. Ltd.
Budapest 05/2013 - 10/2013 Java web development, database management, work with sensitive data, web GIS visualization, route optimization, automated testing (Selenium). -
GIS Engineer, Remote Sensing Analyst at Hungarian National Museum - National Heritage Protection Centre
Budapest 11/2008 - 05/2013 Exploring archaeological sites by means of GIS: archaeological predictive modeling, fieldwork for ground truthing, using remote-sensing methods (hyperspectral images, LiDAR, aerial photography). Participation in conferences. Notable projects include the Nabucco pipeline, TÉKA Project (Cultural landscape heritage inventarisation and mapping in Hungary) and EUFAR project ARMSRACE (Archaeological Relief Modeling in the Sárvíz Valley for Reconstruction of Ancient Climate Events).
Education
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GIS engineer at Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Budapest 09/2009 - 06/2011 Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry, Satellite Positioning Systems, GIS Software, Database Management Systems, GIS Case Studies. -
Landscape Architect at Corvinus University of Budapest
Budapest 09/2002 - 06/2008 Botany and Phytocenology, Geology and Soil Science, Geodesy, Information Technology, Climatology, Dendrology, Agriculture, Nature Protection, Environmental Protection, Landscape Preservation, Geographic Information Systems and CAD, Forestry, Water Management, Study of Habitat Types, Regional Development, Processing aerial photographs and satellite images in landscape architecture with Erdas Imagine software.
Training, awards, publications
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Training
Vienna 2014 Hands-on workshop on Open GIS and Modern Webmapping (LBS 2014) Budapest 2014 PostgreSQL advanced training course Budapest 2013 JBoss AS 7 training course Plymouth 2011 Hyperspectral and LiDAR pre-processing consultation Keszthely 2009 Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Imaging training course and workshop -
Awards
Budapest 2008 The annual Diplom prize of Corvinus University, Faculty of Landscape Architecture Debrecen 2008 First place at OFKD (National Conference of Environmental Studies Students' Association) Budapest 2007 First place at TDK (Scientific Students' Association) -
Publications
Amsterdam 2014 Padányi-Gulyás, G. et al 2014. Familiar Road, Unfamiliar Ground. Archaeological Predictive Modelling in Hungary. In: Archaeology in the Digital Era: Papers from the 40th Annual Conference of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA), Southampton, 26-29 March 2012. Amsterdam University Press, NL.
View/download PDF (English, 13MB)Budapest 2012 Stibrányi, G., Mesterházy, G., Padányi-Gulyás, G. 2012. Régészeti feltárás előtt - vagy helyett [Before - or instead of - archaeological excavation] HNM NCHPC Popular Science Booklets 5, ISBN: 978-963-88584-6-7.
View/download PDF (Hungarian, 9MB)Online 2011 Padányi-Gulyás, G. and M. Stibrányi. 2011. “Archaeological Remote Sensing Survey – LIDAR, Hyperspectral and Aerial imaging in one campaign.” Remote Sensing Technologies and GIS.
Visit site (English)Budapest 2011 Padányi-Gulyás, G. 2011. Régészeti célú prediktív modellezés a Sárvíz völgyében. [Archeological predictive modelling in the Sárvíz valley] Diploma diss., Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
View/download PDF (Hungarian, 8MB)
Contact
If you are interested in my work, please don't hesitate to contact me:
| Solymár, Hungary |
| work@gpadanyig.com |
| LinkedIn profile |
| academia.edu profile |