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Marble Version 0.6.0
© 2005-2008 The Marble Project

Marble is distributed under the terms of the
GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL), Version 2.
 
Original Authors:
  • Torsten Rahn <tackat AT kde DOT org>
  • Inge Wallin <inge AT lysator DOT liu DOT se>
Contributors:
  • Jens-Michael Hoffmann <jensmh AT gmx DOT de>: OpenStreetMap Support
  • Patrick Spendrin <ps_ml AT gmx DOT de>: Marble on Windows, KML Support
  • Henry de Valence <hdevalence AT gmail DOT com>: Marble Plasmoid, Temperature and Precipitation maps
  • David Roberts <dvdr18 AT gmail DOT com>: Sun shading, real-time cloud cover
  • Nikolas Zimmermann <wildfox AT kde DOT org>: GeoData XML parsing framework

Change The World? Together, I like our odds.

Google Summer of Code 2007

The Marble Team would like to thank its members who participated in the Google Summer of Code for their successful work on Marble:

Carlos Licea carlos.licea AT kdemail DOT net
Project: Equirectangular Projection ("Flat Map")

Andrew Manson g.real.ate AT gmail DOT com
Project: GPS Support for Marble

Murad Tagirov tmurad AT gmail DOT com
Project: KML Support for Marble

... and of course we'd like to thank the people at Google Inc. for making these projects possible.

Developers

Development & Patches: Simon Schmeisser, Claudiu Covaci, Jan Becker, Pino Toscano, Stefan Asserhäll, Laurent Montel, Prashanth Udupa, Anne-Marie Mahfouf, Josef Spillner, Frerich Raabe, Frederik Gladhorn, Fredrik Höglund, Albert Astals Cid, Thomas Zander, Joseph Wenninger, Kris Thomsen, Daniel Molkentin

Platforms & Distributions: Tim Sutton, Christian Ehrlicher, Ralf Habacker, Steffen Joeris, Marcus Czeslinski, Marcus D. Hanwell, Chitlesh Goorah.

Artwork: Nuno Pinheiro, Torsten Rahn

Credits

Various Suggestions & Testing: Stefan Jordan, Robert Scott, Lubos Petrovic, Benoit Sigoure, Martin Konold, Matthias Welwarsky, Rainer Endres, Luis Silva, Ralf Gesellensetter, Tim Alder

We'd especially like to thank John Layt who provided an important source of inspiration by creating Marble's predecessor "Kartographer".




Last update: 2008-08-03

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