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xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
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<person:name>
<person:given-name>Dave</person:given-name>
<person:family-name>Carlson</person:family-name>
</person:name>
<person:affiliation href="http://www.xmlmodeling.com">Individual</person:affiliation>
<person:e-mail>dcarlson@xmlmodeling.com</person:e-mail>
<person:biography>
<p>
Dave Carlson is an independent consultant in Boulder, Colorado who thrives on innovative
technology--he started using Java in 1995 and Eclipse in 2001. Dave has a Ph.D. in Information
Systems from the University of Arizona and is a frequent speaker at conferences and contributor
to technical journals. He is the creator of the hyperModel plug-in for Eclipse that enables bi-directional
transformation between UML and XML Schema, and author of two books: Modeling XML Applications with UML
(Addison-Wesley, 2001), and Eclipse Distilled (Addison-Weslely, 2005).
</p>
</person:biography>
<person:contribution role="contributor">
<p>Dave is working on robustness and finalization of the XML editor family,
with particular focus on XML Schema design and validation. When time permits,
he works on testing and writing a tutorial for building a Web Services application
using the full suite of WTP editors.</p>
</person:contribution>
<person:home-page href="http://www.xmlmodeling.com"/>
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<person:small-photo width="100" height="137" href="photos/small/ted-carroll.png" />
</person:person>