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Live GIS History

2012-06-01T10:54:57Z

Oertz: /* April 2012, COMEM OGO course :: Webmapping with OGC standards */

Where has the LiveDVD been used? Please tell us. A history of wide use provides justification for future developers to include, and improve their application on OSGeo-Live.

== Template Questions ==
* date of the event, City, Country
* link to event webside
* Was OSGeo-Live handed out to attendees? How many were handed out? Were USBs or DVDs handed out? How many were handed out?
* Was the OSGeo-Live lightening overview presented? To how many people? Was it a plenary event? If not, what percentage of the attendees attended this talk? Did you get any feedback? What did you hear?
* Was OSGeo-Live used for workshops? What did the workshop cover. Was the USB/DVD or VM used? Were attendees computers used? If so, what operating systems were they running? How long did it take to set up? Were there any issues?
* Any suggestions on what we can do to improve OSGeo-Live for future?

== November 2012, Open Source GIS and Webmapping Workshop ==
* Vienna (Austria)
* Waiting on Barend Köbben to provide website url once details are finalised

== October 2012, INTERGEO 2012 ==
* Hannover Germany
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed out
* Lightening presentation
* http://intergeo.de

== October 2012, Smart Korea 2012 in conjunction with OGC TC/PC Meeting ==
* Seoul, Korea
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed out
* FOSS4G Korea will be held at the same period at the same venue
* http://www.opengeospatial.org/event/1210tc

== September 2012, Asia GeoSpatial Forum ==
* Hanoi, Vietnam. 17~19th, September
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed out
* Open Source GIS Session
* http://www.asiageospatialforum.org/

== September 2012, International FOSS4G2012 ==
* Beijing, China
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed to all delegates
* Lightening presentation?
* http://2012.foss4g.org

== August 2012, 34th International Geological Conference ==
* Brisbane, Australia
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation by Peter Baunmann, conference convener
* http://www.34igc.org/

== July 2012, Third Open Source GIS Summer School ==
* Girona, Spain
* School program focused on the development and creation of Open Web Mapping Services and Web applications. Jeremy Morley (Lecturer and a theme leader at the NGI) will be contributing the Nottingham components for the Summer School. The course has been designed and will be conducted on a GNU/Linux operating system based on the use of the OSGeo-Live DVD.
* http://www.sigte.udg.edu/summerschool2012/

== July 2012, International Environmental Modeling and Software Society Conference (IEMSS) ==
* Leipzig, Germany
* ~ 100 OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to be handed out
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* http://www.iemss.org/sites/iemss2012/sessions_D.html

== July 2012, AGIT ==
* Salzburg (Austria) Annual Conference
* http://www.agit.at/
* [[AGIT]], Friday is OSGeo day, free booth together with OSM throughtout the week ([[Arnulf]])
* we want to hand out +- 500 OSGeoLive DVDs

== June 2012, MapWindow/FOSS4G Regional Netherlands ==
* Velp, The Netherlands
* OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to be handed out to all delegates
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* http://www.mapwindow.org/conference/2012/

== May 2012, FOSS4G-CEE & Geoinformatics 2012 ==
* Prague, Czech Republic
* OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to be used in workshops
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* http://foss4g-cee.org/

== May 2012, FOSSCOMM 2012 ==
* Serres, Greece
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* 1 undergraduate thesis presentation using OSGeo-Live
* http://serres.fosscomm.gr/?page_id=582

== May 2012, HellasGI 2012 ==
* Athens, Greece
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* Local chapter meeting

== April 2012, COMEM OGO course :: Webmapping with OGC standards ==
* April 16th, a course dedicated on geospatialized e-Content for Media Engineering bachelor students (http://www.comem.ch) at School of Engineering and Business Vaud (http://www.heig-vd.ch), Western Switzerland, Yverdon-les-Bains
* Topic : learning webmapping and OGC standards with OpenLayers, GeoServer, PostGIS (http://ogo.heig-vd.ch)
* A customized OSGeo-Live 5.5 VM has been used through VirtualBox by 15 students to execute several exercices and to build a five days project (http://carto.iict.ch)
* Delivering a complete and ready to use geo-enabled VM is interessant for students to work in a kind of sandbox and to bring something easely back at home for later reuse.

== April 2012, Geospatial World Forum 2012 ==
* The RAI, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
* 4-hour [http://wiki.osgeo.org/images/b/bf/GeospatialWorldForum_2012_OpenSource_Seminar_Program.pdf "Open Source Seminar"] organized by OSGeo/[http://OSgeo.nl OSGeo Dutch Chapter] with 11 speakers
* OSGeo-Live lightning presentation (15mins)
* http://www.geospatialworldforum.org/2012/open.htm

== April 2012, FOSS4G North America 2012 ==
* Washington, United States
* Hand out OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to all delegates
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation?
* http://foss4g-na.org/

== April 2012, GISRUK 2012 ==
* Lancaster University, UK
* (probably) To be used for pre-conference workshop from Lutra Consulting
* Around 200 DVDs to be handed out at the OSGeo-UK desk
* http://www.lancs.ac.uk/gisruk2012/

== April 2012, AGILE 2012==
* Avignon, France
* http://agile2012.imag.fr/index.php/workshops/hands-on-qopen-source-gis-a-webmappingq
* Open Source GIS & WebCartography workshop
* OSGeo-Live USBs handed to all workshop attendees

== March 2012, Association for Geographic Information Welsh Group Open Source Seminar ==
* Wrexham, Wales, UK
* DVDs handed out to all delegates (20)
* http://astuntechnology.com/news/agi-open-source-training/ (proper link no longer available)

== March 2012, AWRA GIS and Water Resources Conference ==
* New Orleans
* ~ 350 DVDs handed to delegates
* http://awra.org/meetings/Spring2012/

== March 2012, FOSSGIS 2012 ==
* Dessau, Germany
* Hand out OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to all delegates - more than 400 DVDs
* OSGeo-Live was mentioned in the opening speech
* http://www.fossgis.de/konferenz/2012/
* OSGeo-Live was mentioned a lot on the conference. Some presenter mentioned in their presentation, to test the new stuff with OSGeo-Live
* How many people were in the workshop?
** 21 Wokshops took place in total, 15 Workshop used OSGeo-Live 5.5, some of the workshops used a modified OSGeo-Live version
** 5 - 20 persons were in the workshops
* What format of OSGeo-Live was used? DVD? USB? VM?
** Used with VirtualBox
* Did students bring their own computers? What types of computers and operating systems were brought in?
** No own computers. We used the computers with windows and VirtualBox from the GIS pool of the university
* How much time was spent setting up the class with setting up OSGeo-Live?
** This was done before the workshop

== March 2012, Spanish FOSS4G 2012 ==
* Girona, Spain
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation.
* Possibly also handing out osgeo-live 5.5 DVDs?
* http://www.sigte.udg.edu/jornadassiglibre/

== March 2012, Malaysian Geospatial Forum ==
* Malaka, Malaysia
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presented
* http://www.malaysiageospatialforum.org

== February 2012, AAG 2012 ==
* New York, New York
* 25 OSGeo-Live 5.0 bootable thumb drives to be handed out
* FOSS4G Workshop for Educators
* http://www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting

== January 2012, Pleiades Days 2012 ==
* Toulouse, France
* 50 OSGeo-Live 5.0 bootable thumb drives to be handed out
* [http://www.pleiades2012.com/ Website]

== October 2011, IAEA/FAO Coordinated Research Program ==
* Burkina Faso
* This conference was the third in a series of semi-annual meetings reviewing research programs regarding two agricultural pests: Tsetse and Old/New World Screw-worm. The meetings focus on merging population genetics and GIS techniques to better understand the spread of these pests.
* A customized version of the OSGeoLive 5.0 was prepared with data specific to Burkina Faso, and each of the 15 participants received a USB flash drive for the practice session. Some basic exercises were conducted demonstrating QGIS, Spatialite, and R.
* Responses were overwhelmingly positive.

== September 2011, Intergeo 2011 ==
* Nuremberg, Germany
* Intergeo is an anual big fair on geodesy, geoinformation and land management
* [http://fossgis.de FOSSGIS e.V.] (german language local chapter of OSGeo) organizes an the OSGeo Park at Intergeo every year presenting OSGeo software. There also is a [http://www.fossgis.de/wiki/Intergeo_2011/Vortragsprogramm presentation area] where we present OSGeo Software and solutions 3 days long
* Rest of the OSGeo-Live 4.5 handed out (aprox 100 DVDs)
* http://www.intergeo.de/en/englisch/index.php

== September 2011, FOSS4G 2011 ==
Denver, United States
* OSGeo Live given to every delegate. (Release 5.0)
* 300 USBs printed, 600 DVDs
* OSGeo-Live was used within many of the workshops

== June/July 2011, Open Source GIS Summer School ==
* University of Gerona, Gerona, Spain
* The school taught Open Source GIS technologies and made use of the OSGeoLive DVD
* http://www.sigte.udg.edu/summerschool2011/target-audience/prerequisites

== August 2011, [http://irdal.ird.fr/spip.php?page=ecole_ete_spatial_bresil11_sommaire&id_rubrique=1022|Ecole d'été - Observation spatiale de l'environnement] ==
* Macapa, Brazil
* OSGeo-Live 5.0RC1 on a USB was used in a workshop for 12 students learning OTB and Monteverdi.

== June 2011, FLUXNET & RS Open-Workshop ==
* David Brower Environmental Center, USA
* http://nature.berkeley.edu/biometlab/fluxnet2011/fluxwkshp.html
* Provided OSGeo LiveDVD to interested participants

== June 2011, [[Live_GIS_Disk_FOSS4G_2010| OSGIS 2011]] ==
Centre for Geospatial Science, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
* http://cgs.nottingham.ac.uk/~osgis11/os_home.html
* Provided OSGeo-Live lightening presentation, abstract: [[Live_GIS_Disk_OSGIS_2011]]
* handed out OSGeo-Live DVDs to all delegates

== May 2011, CGS 2011 ==
* Bishop CA, USA
* ~10 discs

== April 2011, GITA 2011 ==
* Dallas Tx, USA
* 100 discs sent to OSGeo booth

== April 2011, AAG 2011 ==
* Seattle, WA USA
* Annual Geography conference 8-10,000 attendants
* ~30-50 discs given away at OSGeo booth
* Remaining ~150 divided between CUGOS and Portland? chapters.

== April 2011, FOSSGIS 2011 ==
* Heidelberg, Germany
* [http://www.fossgis.de/konferenz/2011/ FOSSGIS] is an annual conference in german language with ~ 400 attendants
* we printed OSGeo-Live 4.5 and handed out about 450 DVDs
* OSGeoLive 4.5 was used sucessfully in ~ 12 workshops
* [http://www.fossgis.de/konferenz/2011/programm/events/248.de.html Astrid Emde presented OSGeo-Live] in a 20 min talk with focus on the background of the project and the possibilities the project offers
** about 40 attendants

== November 2010, GeoData Camp ==
* Athens, Greece
* Presented OSGeo-Live lightening presentation in Greek to more than 300 attendants. This included two 1-hour presentations in technical sessions and a 15 minute presentation in the main event.

== October 2010, Intergeo 2010 ==
* Cologne, Germany
* Intergeo is an anual big fair on geodesy, geoinformation and land management
* [http://fossgis.de FOSSGIS e.V.] (german language local chapter of OSGeo) organizes an Open Source Park on Intergeo every year where OSGeo Software is presented. There also is a [http://www.fossgis.de/wiki/Intergeo_2010/Vortragsprogramm presentation area] where we present OSGeo Software and solutions 3 days long
* we printed OSGeo-Live 4.0 and handed out about 450 DVDs
* Lars Lingner presented the DVD with Cameron Shorters presentation
* http://www.intergeo.de/en/englisch/index.php
* Feedback
** good feedback: OSGeo-Live offers the possibility to get to know OSGeo Software without an installation

== September 2010, [[Live_GIS_Disk_FOSS4G_2010|FOSS4G 2010]] ==
Barcelona, Spain
* Provided a 90 minute tutorial of OSGeo Live
* OSGeo Live given to every delegate. (Release 4.0)

== April 2010, [http://www.fig2010.com/ FIG 2010] - International Surveyors conference==
Sydney, Australia
* Handed out Live DVDs from OSGeo stand. (Release 3.0)
* Provided 15 minute lightening talk about the OSGeo stack, promoting the LiveDVD. [[http://cameronshorter.blogspot.com/2010/04/report-from-osgeo-stand-at-federation.html Report]], [[http://blip.tv/file/3503561 presentation video]]

== October 2009, [http://2009.foss4g.org FOSS4G 2009] ==
Sydney, Australia
* Handed out 500 Live DVDs in every delegate's show bag. (Release: 2.0.3)

== June 2009, [http://www.spatial.gov.au/Conferences/spatialgov+2009/default.aspx Spatial@Gov] ==
* Canberra, Australia
* Handed out Live DVDs from an OSGeo stand. (Release 1.0)
* Cameron Shorter provided a 30 minute presentation on the Open Source GeoSpatial Stack.

== November 2008, Australian Cooperative Research Center for Spatial Information Conference ==
* Brisbane, Australia
* Distributed ~ 250 OSGeo-Live DVDs to delegates (Release 1.0)

==September 2008, [http://2008.foss4g.org FOSS4G 2008]==
* Handed out ~ 150 Live DVDs from the OSGeo stand. (Release: foss4g2008)

[[Category: Live-demo]]
[[Category: History]]

Live GIS History

2012-06-01T10:52:49Z

Oertz: Add April 2012, COMEM OGO course :: Webmapping with OGC standards

Where has the LiveDVD been used? Please tell us. A history of wide use provides justification for future developers to include, and improve their application on OSGeo-Live.

== Template Questions ==
* date of the event, City, Country
* link to event webside
* Was OSGeo-Live handed out to attendees? How many were handed out? Were USBs or DVDs handed out? How many were handed out?
* Was the OSGeo-Live lightening overview presented? To how many people? Was it a plenary event? If not, what percentage of the attendees attended this talk? Did you get any feedback? What did you hear?
* Was OSGeo-Live used for workshops? What did the workshop cover. Was the USB/DVD or VM used? Were attendees computers used? If so, what operating systems were they running? How long did it take to set up? Were there any issues?
* Any suggestions on what we can do to improve OSGeo-Live for future?

== November 2012, Open Source GIS and Webmapping Workshop ==
* Vienna (Austria)
* Waiting on Barend Köbben to provide website url once details are finalised

== October 2012, INTERGEO 2012 ==
* Hannover Germany
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed out
* Lightening presentation
* http://intergeo.de

== October 2012, Smart Korea 2012 in conjunction with OGC TC/PC Meeting ==
* Seoul, Korea
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed out
* FOSS4G Korea will be held at the same period at the same venue
* http://www.opengeospatial.org/event/1210tc

== September 2012, Asia GeoSpatial Forum ==
* Hanoi, Vietnam. 17~19th, September
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed out
* Open Source GIS Session
* http://www.asiageospatialforum.org/

== September 2012, International FOSS4G2012 ==
* Beijing, China
* OSGeo-Live 6.0 DVDs to be handed to all delegates
* Lightening presentation?
* http://2012.foss4g.org

== August 2012, 34th International Geological Conference ==
* Brisbane, Australia
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation by Peter Baunmann, conference convener
* http://www.34igc.org/

== July 2012, Third Open Source GIS Summer School ==
* Girona, Spain
* School program focused on the development and creation of Open Web Mapping Services and Web applications. Jeremy Morley (Lecturer and a theme leader at the NGI) will be contributing the Nottingham components for the Summer School. The course has been designed and will be conducted on a GNU/Linux operating system based on the use of the OSGeo-Live DVD.
* http://www.sigte.udg.edu/summerschool2012/

== July 2012, International Environmental Modeling and Software Society Conference (IEMSS) ==
* Leipzig, Germany
* ~ 100 OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to be handed out
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* http://www.iemss.org/sites/iemss2012/sessions_D.html

== July 2012, AGIT ==
* Salzburg (Austria) Annual Conference
* http://www.agit.at/
* [[AGIT]], Friday is OSGeo day, free booth together with OSM throughtout the week ([[Arnulf]])
* we want to hand out +- 500 OSGeoLive DVDs

== June 2012, MapWindow/FOSS4G Regional Netherlands ==
* Velp, The Netherlands
* OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to be handed out to all delegates
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* http://www.mapwindow.org/conference/2012/

== May 2012, FOSS4G-CEE & Geoinformatics 2012 ==
* Prague, Czech Republic
* OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to be used in workshops
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* http://foss4g-cee.org/

== May 2012, FOSSCOMM 2012 ==
* Serres, Greece
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* 1 undergraduate thesis presentation using OSGeo-Live
* http://serres.fosscomm.gr/?page_id=582

== May 2012, HellasGI 2012 ==
* Athens, Greece
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation
* Local chapter meeting

== April 2012, COMEM OGO course :: Webmapping with OGC standards ==
* April 16th, a course dedicated on geospatialized e-Content for Media Engineering bachelor students (http://www.comem.ch) at School of Engineering and Business Vaud (http://www.heig-vd.ch), Western Switzerland, Yverdon-les-Bains
* Topic : learning webmapping and OGC standards with OpenLayers, GeoServer, PostGIS
* A customized OSGeo-Live 5.5 VM has been used through VirtualBox by 15 students to execute several exercices and to build a five days project (http://carto.iict.ch)
* Delivering a complete and ready to use geo-enabled VM is interessant for students to work in a kind of sandbox and to bring something easely back at home for later reuse.

== April 2012, Geospatial World Forum 2012 ==
* The RAI, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
* 4-hour [http://wiki.osgeo.org/images/b/bf/GeospatialWorldForum_2012_OpenSource_Seminar_Program.pdf "Open Source Seminar"] organized by OSGeo/[http://OSgeo.nl OSGeo Dutch Chapter] with 11 speakers
* OSGeo-Live lightning presentation (15mins)
* http://www.geospatialworldforum.org/2012/open.htm

== April 2012, FOSS4G North America 2012 ==
* Washington, United States
* Hand out OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to all delegates
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation?
* http://foss4g-na.org/

== April 2012, GISRUK 2012 ==
* Lancaster University, UK
* (probably) To be used for pre-conference workshop from Lutra Consulting
* Around 200 DVDs to be handed out at the OSGeo-UK desk
* http://www.lancs.ac.uk/gisruk2012/

== April 2012, AGILE 2012==
* Avignon, France
* http://agile2012.imag.fr/index.php/workshops/hands-on-qopen-source-gis-a-webmappingq
* Open Source GIS & WebCartography workshop
* OSGeo-Live USBs handed to all workshop attendees

== March 2012, Association for Geographic Information Welsh Group Open Source Seminar ==
* Wrexham, Wales, UK
* DVDs handed out to all delegates (20)
* http://astuntechnology.com/news/agi-open-source-training/ (proper link no longer available)

== March 2012, AWRA GIS and Water Resources Conference ==
* New Orleans
* ~ 350 DVDs handed to delegates
* http://awra.org/meetings/Spring2012/

== March 2012, FOSSGIS 2012 ==
* Dessau, Germany
* Hand out OSGeo-Live 5.5 DVDs to all delegates - more than 400 DVDs
* OSGeo-Live was mentioned in the opening speech
* http://www.fossgis.de/konferenz/2012/
* OSGeo-Live was mentioned a lot on the conference. Some presenter mentioned in their presentation, to test the new stuff with OSGeo-Live
* How many people were in the workshop?
** 21 Wokshops took place in total, 15 Workshop used OSGeo-Live 5.5, some of the workshops used a modified OSGeo-Live version
** 5 - 20 persons were in the workshops
* What format of OSGeo-Live was used? DVD? USB? VM?
** Used with VirtualBox
* Did students bring their own computers? What types of computers and operating systems were brought in?
** No own computers. We used the computers with windows and VirtualBox from the GIS pool of the university
* How much time was spent setting up the class with setting up OSGeo-Live?
** This was done before the workshop

== March 2012, Spanish FOSS4G 2012 ==
* Girona, Spain
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presentation.
* Possibly also handing out osgeo-live 5.5 DVDs?
* http://www.sigte.udg.edu/jornadassiglibre/

== March 2012, Malaysian Geospatial Forum ==
* Malaka, Malaysia
* OSGeo-Live lightning overview presented
* http://www.malaysiageospatialforum.org

== February 2012, AAG 2012 ==
* New York, New York
* 25 OSGeo-Live 5.0 bootable thumb drives to be handed out
* FOSS4G Workshop for Educators
* http://www.aag.org/cs/annualmeeting

== January 2012, Pleiades Days 2012 ==
* Toulouse, France
* 50 OSGeo-Live 5.0 bootable thumb drives to be handed out
* [http://www.pleiades2012.com/ Website]

== October 2011, IAEA/FAO Coordinated Research Program ==
* Burkina Faso
* This conference was the third in a series of semi-annual meetings reviewing research programs regarding two agricultural pests: Tsetse and Old/New World Screw-worm. The meetings focus on merging population genetics and GIS techniques to better understand the spread of these pests.
* A customized version of the OSGeoLive 5.0 was prepared with data specific to Burkina Faso, and each of the 15 participants received a USB flash drive for the practice session. Some basic exercises were conducted demonstrating QGIS, Spatialite, and R.
* Responses were overwhelmingly positive.

== September 2011, Intergeo 2011 ==
* Nuremberg, Germany
* Intergeo is an anual big fair on geodesy, geoinformation and land management
* [http://fossgis.de FOSSGIS e.V.] (german language local chapter of OSGeo) organizes an the OSGeo Park at Intergeo every year presenting OSGeo software. There also is a [http://www.fossgis.de/wiki/Intergeo_2011/Vortragsprogramm presentation area] where we present OSGeo Software and solutions 3 days long
* Rest of the OSGeo-Live 4.5 handed out (aprox 100 DVDs)
* http://www.intergeo.de/en/englisch/index.php

== September 2011, FOSS4G 2011 ==
Denver, United States
* OSGeo Live given to every delegate. (Release 5.0)
* 300 USBs printed, 600 DVDs
* OSGeo-Live was used within many of the workshops

== June/July 2011, Open Source GIS Summer School ==
* University of Gerona, Gerona, Spain
* The school taught Open Source GIS technologies and made use of the OSGeoLive DVD
* http://www.sigte.udg.edu/summerschool2011/target-audience/prerequisites

== August 2011, [http://irdal.ird.fr/spip.php?page=ecole_ete_spatial_bresil11_sommaire&id_rubrique=1022|Ecole d'été - Observation spatiale de l'environnement] ==
* Macapa, Brazil
* OSGeo-Live 5.0RC1 on a USB was used in a workshop for 12 students learning OTB and Monteverdi.

== June 2011, FLUXNET & RS Open-Workshop ==
* David Brower Environmental Center, USA
* http://nature.berkeley.edu/biometlab/fluxnet2011/fluxwkshp.html
* Provided OSGeo LiveDVD to interested participants

== June 2011, [[Live_GIS_Disk_FOSS4G_2010| OSGIS 2011]] ==
Centre for Geospatial Science, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
* http://cgs.nottingham.ac.uk/~osgis11/os_home.html
* Provided OSGeo-Live lightening presentation, abstract: [[Live_GIS_Disk_OSGIS_2011]]
* handed out OSGeo-Live DVDs to all delegates

== May 2011, CGS 2011 ==
* Bishop CA, USA
* ~10 discs

== April 2011, GITA 2011 ==
* Dallas Tx, USA
* 100 discs sent to OSGeo booth

== April 2011, AAG 2011 ==
* Seattle, WA USA
* Annual Geography conference 8-10,000 attendants
* ~30-50 discs given away at OSGeo booth
* Remaining ~150 divided between CUGOS and Portland? chapters.

== April 2011, FOSSGIS 2011 ==
* Heidelberg, Germany
* [http://www.fossgis.de/konferenz/2011/ FOSSGIS] is an annual conference in german language with ~ 400 attendants
* we printed OSGeo-Live 4.5 and handed out about 450 DVDs
* OSGeoLive 4.5 was used sucessfully in ~ 12 workshops
* [http://www.fossgis.de/konferenz/2011/programm/events/248.de.html Astrid Emde presented OSGeo-Live] in a 20 min talk with focus on the background of the project and the possibilities the project offers
** about 40 attendants

== November 2010, GeoData Camp ==
* Athens, Greece
* Presented OSGeo-Live lightening presentation in Greek to more than 300 attendants. This included two 1-hour presentations in technical sessions and a 15 minute presentation in the main event.

== October 2010, Intergeo 2010 ==
* Cologne, Germany
* Intergeo is an anual big fair on geodesy, geoinformation and land management
* [http://fossgis.de FOSSGIS e.V.] (german language local chapter of OSGeo) organizes an Open Source Park on Intergeo every year where OSGeo Software is presented. There also is a [http://www.fossgis.de/wiki/Intergeo_2010/Vortragsprogramm presentation area] where we present OSGeo Software and solutions 3 days long
* we printed OSGeo-Live 4.0 and handed out about 450 DVDs
* Lars Lingner presented the DVD with Cameron Shorters presentation
* http://www.intergeo.de/en/englisch/index.php
* Feedback
** good feedback: OSGeo-Live offers the possibility to get to know OSGeo Software without an installation

== September 2010, [[Live_GIS_Disk_FOSS4G_2010|FOSS4G 2010]] ==
Barcelona, Spain
* Provided a 90 minute tutorial of OSGeo Live
* OSGeo Live given to every delegate. (Release 4.0)

== April 2010, [http://www.fig2010.com/ FIG 2010] - International Surveyors conference==
Sydney, Australia
* Handed out Live DVDs from OSGeo stand. (Release 3.0)
* Provided 15 minute lightening talk about the OSGeo stack, promoting the LiveDVD. [[http://cameronshorter.blogspot.com/2010/04/report-from-osgeo-stand-at-federation.html Report]], [[http://blip.tv/file/3503561 presentation video]]

== October 2009, [http://2009.foss4g.org FOSS4G 2009] ==
Sydney, Australia
* Handed out 500 Live DVDs in every delegate's show bag. (Release: 2.0.3)

== June 2009, [http://www.spatial.gov.au/Conferences/spatialgov+2009/default.aspx Spatial@Gov] ==
* Canberra, Australia
* Handed out Live DVDs from an OSGeo stand. (Release 1.0)
* Cameron Shorter provided a 30 minute presentation on the Open Source GeoSpatial Stack.

== November 2008, Australian Cooperative Research Center for Spatial Information Conference ==
* Brisbane, Australia
* Distributed ~ 250 OSGeo-Live DVDs to delegates (Release 1.0)

==September 2008, [http://2008.foss4g.org FOSS4G 2008]==
* Handed out ~ 150 Live DVDs from the OSGeo stand. (Release: foss4g2008)

[[Category: Live-demo]]
[[Category: History]]

OSGeo Cartographic Engine

2010-04-07T06:42:53Z

Oertz: /* See also */

'''Summer of Code 2010: This project has been proposed for [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_2010_Ideas#The_ideas_pages SoC 2010]'''

'''JOIN MAILING LIST''': A list is now available for discussion around these concepts/ideas: [http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/carto Carto list].
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'''NOTE: This is not actually about building an API, rather about establishing some specifications for interaction between some common applications and a map production engine. '''
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[[Image:Carto_engine_v1.png | thumb | right | 300px | Conceptual overview]]

== Motivation ==
To develop a common method and tools for printing high quality maps from a variety of mapping software. Starting with Mapnik as the renderer and QGIS, GRASS or others as the source application. Initial focus on building standards, then building command line tools or GUI tools.

There are plans for new/rewritten cartographic tools (map composer) for QGIS, as well as for GRASS. We suggest to develop a joint library for the various functions which could be shared across GRASS, QGIS and other projects with bindings to Qt, Python etc. The concept applies to all OSGeo projects in general as well - so high quality production can be something all projects have access to without having to code it from scratch in their own applications.

This applies to web mapping applications as well as desktop ones where high resolution, large format printing is required. But it also applies generally to smaller print jobs as well, e.g. high resolution laser printers.

The GUI part for exporting layouts, etc. could be done within the individual software projects, while this project focuses on standard libraries or command line utilities to ''process'' compliant documents. The production of a printing interchange specification/standard is needed as well. An advanced layout tool in the form of a GUI would also be very useful.

The concepts and idea below are quite diverse and represent a broad range of input. If a SoC student takes on this project, part of their job would be to help focus on a particular part of the problem (and possible clarify some of the others into workable sized components).

== Ideas for Summer of Code 2010 Project ==

This year the project will focus on building the capabilities using the [http://mapnik.org Mapnik] package due to its ability to output high quality vector maps. It supports XML based configuration files, but needs additions to handle the needs of this project. The QGIS [http://bitbucket.org/springmeyer/quantumnik/wiki/Home Quantumnik plugin] is an excellent example of moving toward the end goal of this project. Other applications may be considered too.

Some further ideas to consider (add your own!!):
* An approach for transforming XML files from other applications into format compatible with Mapnik or this project specs
* How to handle caching web services at the proper resolution for printing?
* Consider icon collision handling
* Tweaking Mapnik and underlying Cairo library to handle text/font exporting better
* ...what else....?

A workplan might look like this, but is totally open to new ideas:

# Review existing map definition standards (e.g. from a few desktop and web applications [[Configuration Files]])
# Identify missing components from those standards.
# Create new specification or make a choice of existing one. Document the primary components as necessary for other app developers to build to its specification.
# Identify print-specific options/configuration (and challenges) needed for producing a hard copy. (see Potential Components below for an idea of overall concept)
# Write scripts to consume a compliant document and produce a output file - e.g. postscript, PDF or raster. (See discussion below re: output formats)
# If possible, write a sample GUI for one OSGeo project to use the specification.

== Potential Components ==
Breaking the end goal into some components will help to recognise which area(s) there is greatest need. There seems to be at least four primary components to the proposal. Any of these would be worth looking at, but it is not necessarily a final list. Add your ideas!

'''Style & Layout Configuration Standards'''
* Specifications for styling of features and layout of a map composition
* Could re-use existing approaches where applicable (e.g. SLD, WMC, MapServer Mapfile, OGR Feature Styles)
* Specifications to be used in map definition/configuration files

'''Graphical Style & Layout Editor'''
* To create styles interactively
* To define map layout
* Could be stand-alone
* Could be adopted as part of another application
* Saves a style/layout definition document according to above standards

'''Graphical Map Composition Editor'''
* Implemented by existing applications (e.g. GRASS, QGIS, etc.)
* Sets up pointers to data layers
* Assigns styles definitions to the layers
* Applies layout definition to maps
* Outputs a map composition configuration file

'''Rendering Engine'''
* Stand-alone application (no GUI)
* Reads standard map composition configuration file
* Reads and applies the required style/layout definition documents
* Outputs final graphics to specific files

== See also ==

* [[OSGeo Cartographic Engine Discussion]] - more (original) detailed brainstorming and ideas
* [[OSGeo map symbol set]]
* [[Configuration Files]]
* PAL - A cartographic labelling library ([http://pal.heig-vd.ch website], FOSS4G2008 [http://foss4g.org/index.php/foss4g/2008/paper/view/275 abstract], [http://mistic.heig-vd.ch/taillard/articles.dir/pal_foss2008.pdf PDF])
* [[Programming Languages Project]]

[[Category: Software Stack]]
[[Category: Printing]]

FOSS4G 2009 Scientific committee expertises

2009-06-29T06:55:18Z

Oertz: /* Domains of interest */

== Purposes of this page ==

Members of the scientific committee of the FOSS4G 2009 academic track have different research interests. In order to assign papers for reviewing to an appropriate specialist in the fields each paper deals with, this page tries to gather all domains of expertise or of interest for each member of the committee.

So, members of the scientific committee, please edit the table below and add 5 to 10 keywords that summarize your expertise or your research interests.

== Domains of interest ==

{| border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0"
|+ align="center" style="color:#e76700;"|
! Member
! Expertise / research interests
|-
|Thierry Badard
|Geospatial BI (Business Intelligence), Spatial OLAP, spatial ETL and datawarehousing, geo-analytical tools and services, decision support, Services Oriented Architectures (SOA), geospatial web services, Location Based Services (LBS), Mobile and context-aware applications, geospatial standards
|-
|Jorge Gustavo Rocha
|...
|-
|Venkatesh Raghavan
|...
|-
| Maria Antonia Brovelli
|Cartography, Geodesy, Geospatial web services, geospatial standards, LIDAR, DTM, HR Satellites imagery, geoprocessing algorithms
|-
|Ari Jolma
|...
|-
|Frédéric Hubert
|...
|-
|Suchith Anand
|cartography, automated map generalization, geohydroinformatics, location based services, asset management
|-
|Tyler Erickson
|geostatistics, inverse modeling, geospatial web services, relational database design, decision support, remote sensing algorithm development
|-
|Serena Coetzee
|...
|-
|Dimitris Kotzinos
|Semantic Web, Semantics in Geographic Information (Geospatial Semantic Web), Geospatial Web Services, Service Oriented Atchitectures (SOA), Spatial Databases, Spatially Enabled Mashups, Spatially Enabled RSS, Spatial Decision Support Systems, Location Based Services (LBS), Standards
|-
|Dan Ames
|hydrologic modeling, terrain analysis, environmental modeling, probabalistic modeling, object oriented GIS, custom GIS software, .NET applications
|-
|Bénédicte Bucher
|Services Oriented Architectures (SOA), geospatial web services, styles, schema transformation and integration, user interfaces, geospatial semantic Web
|-
|Christoph Stasch
|Geosensor Networks, Sensor Web, SOA, geospatial web services, spatial databases, web standards
|-
|Barend Köbben
|Cartography, Visualization, Services Oriented Architectures (SOA), geospatial web services
|-
|Cyril de Runz
|spatial data mining, management of uncertainty, data visualization, image processing,
|-
|Vlad Tanasescu
|knowledge representation, geotagging, geospatial web services, geospatial semantic web, Web maps
|-
|Johannes Brauner
|...
|-
|Charlie Schweik
|...GIS education, GIS and public policy, Web 2.0-based collaboration, web services, GIS in government
|-
|Mike Jackson
|...SDI, LBS, geospatial standards and interoperability, test-beds, ubiquitous positioning.
|-
|William Cartwright
|...
|-
|Jochen Albrecht
|...
|-
|Guy Johnson
|...
|-
|François Pinet
|...
|-
|Lars Bodum
|geovisulization, 3D geoinfo, city models, sdi, spatial planning app., geospatial standards
|-
|Philip James
|Grid and GI, geo-processing architectures (web services), Earth System's application of Geo (transport, climate, water, the environment), Education (tertiary), geospatial standards
|-
|Oliver Shine
|earth observation systems, OGC web services (CSW, WMS, WFS, WCS, SOS), spatial data management, geoprocessing for environmental decision making, geo ICT, SDI, INSPIRE
|-
|Mark Ware
|...
|-
|Simon Abele
|...
|-
|Clara Tattoni
|GIS, wildlife management, wildlife modelling, ecology, landscape change, decision support, forestry, education
|-
|Hans-Jörg Stark
|Volunteered Geographic Information, Open Geo-data, GIS education, business geography, Web 2.0-based collaboration, web mapping
|-
|Sandro Bimonte
|OLAP, Spatial OLAP, data warehouse, spatial data warehouse, GIS, spatial database, visual language for GIS
|-
|Theodor Foerster
|Geoprocessing, standards, web services, SOA, WPS, generalization, web mapping
|-
|Eric Wolf
|Automated generalization, critical cartography, spatial data infrastructures, kite aerial photography, cartograms
|-
|Sidonie Christophe
|...
|-
|Carson Farmer
|geocomputation, spatial interaction/choice modelling, GIS, spatial statistics, cartography, travel-to-work
|-
|Didier Leibovici
|Spatial Data Mining, Spatial pattern & interactions, multiscale data, uncertainty, integrated modelling, interoperability, environmental & epidemiological applications
|-
|Erwan Bocher
|...
|-
|Hervé Parmentier
|...
|-
|Olivier Ertz
|webmapping, thematic mapping, cartography, OGC interoperability (WMS, WFS, WPS, portrayal interoperabilty, Symbology Encoding, SLD), Geospatial Web, Web and Desktop convergence, Collaborative Mapping
|-
|Stefan Steiniger
|cartography, automated map generalization, pattern recognition, machine learning, cognition and perception, web (processing) services, general desktop GIS software developments, landscape ecology, GIS in education, geodesy
|-
|Bruce Ralston
|...
|-
|Brandon Whitehead
|...
|-
|Stefanie Andrae
|volunteered geography, neogeography, personalized LBS, OGC web services (WMS, WFS, WCS, SOS), spatial databases
|-
|Harald Schernthanner
|Geoprocessing, image processing, remote sensing, OS GIS in higher education
|-
|Rita Engemaier
|cartography & geovisualisation, multimedia design, web-mapping, cartographic animation, atlasinformation systems, OSS in higher education
|-
|Georg Gartner
|cartography, LBS, web mapping
|-
|Artur Seara (GESLIG)
|Cartography, Photogrammetry, Remote sensing, Cadastre, GIS, webmapping
|-
|Nadia Namini
|...
|-
|Robert Feick
|...
|-
|Bernd Resch
|embedded geo-sensing, open standards for sensor webs, real-time data integration, web-based data analysis (incl. OGC WPS), (geo-)web services and standards
|-
|Marco Ciolli
|Forest management and planning, Forest ecology, Tropical ecology, Dendrochronology, Landscape change, GIS in Forestry and ecology, FOSS in all education levels.
|-
|Paolo Zatelli
|Signal and image processing, cartography, geodesy, geospatial web services, GIS software development, GIS education.
|}

[[Category:FOSS4G2009]]

OSGeo Cartographic Engine

2008-09-22T20:32:49Z

Oertz: /* Interested people */

== Motivation ==

There are plans for new/rewritten cartographic tools (map composer) for QGIS, as well as for GRASS. We suggest to develop a joint library for the various functions which could be shared across GRASS, QGIS and other projects with bindings to Qt, Python etc. The GUI part will be done within the individual software projects, while this project focuses on standard libraries or command line utilities.

== Functionality ==

Shared functions may include

* class breaks (various algorithms)
* histogram analysis
* color ramps
* RGB and possibly CYMK support (aka color transformations) etc.
* Algorithms for intelligent label placement -- for example, collision management based on rotated extent rectangles. Also, collision management against line and polygon and point features. Provision for prioritized set of text placement rules, first one to prevent collision wins.
* Symbology management
* map surround
* legend
* cartographic templates (ie. predefined map styles)
* parse and print map (geovisualization) description files

This paper might be worth looking at: [http://utpjournals.metapress.com/content/b584484743vk910g/ Extended Cartographic Interfaces for Open Distributed Processing]

== Programming Language ==

* C? C++?

Perhaps we could implement the core in C++, but provide a high level C API for applications and environments wanting to drive the library. C++ is a strong implementation language, but presenting a C API to the outside world reduces complexity calling from other languages or compiler versions and reduces "interface fragility".

* Python bindings?

There has been talk on the [http://gmt.soest.hawaii.edu/ GMT] mailing list about Python bindings to the core C API. Since GMT already has a wealth of routines for plotting directly to PS|EPS format files, this route may give developers a great head-start. There has been [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/561 some work] on the integration of GRASS and GMT in the past, with [http://grass.gdf-hannover.de/wiki/GRASS_AddOns several user-submitted modules].

== Output Formats ==

What output formats do we want to target. I think at the core this question comes down to whether we want to render everything to a raster format or whether we wish to preserve linework, and text in non-raster form. That is, whether output output is a raster format, or a raster+vector+text format like postscript/pdf.

If a cartographic product is the objective, I think selection of an output format like PDF makes a lot of sense, but it does make interactive composition more complicated and it is possible we have limited pdf/postscript development expertise in our developer community (the GMT developers may be of help here...).

What about the possibility of exporting SVG and using Inkscape for cartographic styling and design? Inkscape is written in C++ and already has a wealth of vector graphics functionality. You could also consider using Scribus for map layout. I believe Scribus is also written in C++. Why implement the great functionality that already exists in open source programs?

Coming from the Web Mapping angle it will be interesting to be able to acquire OGC WMS maps with a pixel sizes < 0.28 mm (which is the current standard of ~ 72 or 90 dpi). This option has been suggested as a change request and is currently being discussed. It will allow to compose high resolution print maps also using OGC WMS.

== Existing code to be recycled ==

There will be code in GRASS, QGIS, the Python Cartographic Library (http://zcologia.org/cartography) and other sources which could be integrated (check license compatibility). Please indicate precisely where to find the source code, license, programming language. Please keep in mind that this is underlying library, not the graphical user interface.

* Label placement code:
** Mapserver [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/browser/trunk/mapserver/maplabel.c labeling code] (MapServer License, C language)
** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/vector/v.label.sa v.label.sa] (GPL, C language)
** PAL/JPAL [http://geosysin.iict.ch/PAL cartographic labelling library] (GPL, C++ language, JNI wrapper)
* Color management:
** MapGuide [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/MgDev/Common/PlatformBase/Data/Color.cpp Color] (LGPL.C++)
** OpenJump ?

* Stylization
** ...

* Symbology
** [http://www.iho.shom.fr/PUBLICATIONS/download.htm#special S-52 standard for nautical chart (ENC) symbology] and cartography from the [http://www.iho.shom.fr/ International Hydrographic Bureau]
:: [http://openev.cvs.sourceforge.net/openev/contrib/S52/ GPL library implementing the S-52 standard] (OpenEV)

* Class breaks:
** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/arraystats different algorithms for class breaks] (GPL, C)
** MapGuide [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/MgDev/Server/src/Services/Feature/FeatureNumericFunctions.cpp CalculateDistribution] (LGPL.C++)

* Output:
** Postscript/PDF output:
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/ps/ps.map ps.map] (Postscript output) and [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/psdriver PS driver] (GPL, C)
*** [http://sourceforge.net/projects/geofunctions GeoFunctions]: Geographic XML to PDF. Not sure what specific code, but the project leaders might have some insight.
** PNG output:
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/pngdriver PNG driver] (GPL, C)
*** See AGG below
** CAIRO output
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/cairodriver CAIRO driver] (GPL, C)
*** [http://cairographics.org/ Cairo Graphics Library] (LGPL or MPL)
** [Mapnik http://mapnik.org/] is a Free Toolkit for developing mapping applications.

== End User Needs ==
* Print to small format medium (eg 8.5in x 11in, 11in x 14in) and large format (eg 34 x 44in)
* Interactive layout
* High quality printing
* Storage of cartographic symbolizing
* [[OSGeo map symbol set|Symbols library]]
* Separate cartographic and geographic representation (eg changes to carto does not affect geo).
* Generalization on-the-fly, based on current scale.
* Rules based cartography stored in RDBMS (eg series 400 highways are blue with double lines)
* Multiple export formats
** Geotiff
** PNG
** PDF / GeoPDF
** Postscript (need for directly sending files to printers)
** SVG
* Layout Functionality
* Text-based configuration file that applications can output to or humans can manually hack/script
* Common, interoperable data file input options
* Customizable legend with Symbology representation (textures, object symbols, etc.)

==Layout Functionality==
===Design Modeling===
Issues of layout will always be important in creating the final cartographic product. Layout templating such as that used in Natural Resources Canada's (NRCAN) Cartographic Design Specifications (http://ess.nrcan.gc.ca/pubs/carto/downloads/design_specs.pdf#page=13).

Perhaps we can learn from the desktop publishing world from the likes of the Scribus project (http://www.scribus.net/). Maybe being able to export a certain portion to scribus to handle some the major layout hurdles. A link between the cartographic library and scribus could allow for auto generation of some layout features and text such as changing declination, Projection info, and others.

=== XML and PDF===
OSGEO might be able to get behind the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/geofunctions Geo Functions] project. "Geo Functions is an open-source library of XSLT-2 / XQuery functions, templates, stylesheets and classes devoted to the processing of geographic data in XML." I understand that the original purpose of the project is to produce PDF maps from XML based data.

==Potential Components==
Breaking the end goal into some components will help to recognise which area(s) there is greatest need. There seems to be at least four primary components to the proposal.

=== Style & Layout Configuration Standards ===
* Specifications for styling of features and layout of a map composition
* Could re-use existing approaches where applicable (e.g. SLD, WMC, MapServer Mapfile, OGR Feature Styles)
* Specifications to be used in map definition/configuration files

=== Graphical Style & Layout Editor ===
* To create styles interactively
* To define map layout
* Could be stand-alone
* Could be adopted as part of another application
* Saves a style/layout definition document according to above standards

=== Graphical Map Composition Editor ===
* Implemented by existing applications (e.g. GRASS, QGIS, etc.)
* Sets up pointers to data layers
* Assigns styles definitions to the layers
* Applies layout definition to maps
* Outputs a map composition configuration file

=== Rendering Engine ===
* Stand-alone application (no GUI)
* Reads standard map composition configuration file
* Reads and applies the required style/layout definition documents
* Outputs final graphics to specific files

=== Libraries ===
* Sets of libraries could be created to implement parts of the above sections
* Add more here...

== Technologies ==
* Examples of application [[Configuration Files]]
* AGG (sophisticated rendering of vector/text graphics to raster format - used by MapServer, MapGuide, Mapnik).
* Freetype - text management and rendering library
* [http://cairographics.org/ Cairo] graphics library - vector, text and raster input, various output including Postscript
* [http://schemas.opengis.net/se/1.1.0/ OpenGIS Symbology Encoding Schema] A language for describing coverage and feature styles

== Workflow ==

By working from the end product to a workflow might let us identify specific libraries to help with each task in the workflow required to produce a map. Edit at will.

* read geo data
** geometries
** projection
** metadata (if required)
* apply styling
** feature to style coding
* Cartographic edits
** overide some of the geometry if required (eg roads don't run through lakes)
* manual edits / retouching
* Produce other cartographic edits objects
** create suround
** create grids
** create legend
** create scale bar
** create north arrow
** Copyright notices from text file or DB
** Licensing notices from text fiel or DB
* Other
** Output size

=== Other Workflow Models ===
* [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/561 Generic GRASS-GMT Workflow]
* [http://169.237.35.250/~dylan/grass_user_group/#GMT_and_GRASS-overview Quality Digital Cartography with GMT and GRASS]

== License ==

It is proposed to license the OSGeo Cartographic Library under LGPL. The license needs to be GPL compliant.

== Interested people ==

* [[User:Neteler|Markus Neteler]] (proposer)
* Horst Düster
* [[User:Landa|Martin Landa]]: GRASS developer
* [[User:MarcoHugentobler|Marco Hugentobler]]
* Frank Warmerdam
* [[User:Adiez|Agustin Diez]]
* [[User:mlennert|Moritz Lennert]]
* [[User:Dsampson | Dave Sampson]]: End User, Search and Rescue Maps,
* [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/38 Dylan Beaudette]: Soil Science Researcher, OSGeo evangelist
* [[User:Tmitchell|Tyler Mitchell]]: Interested in Cairo through Mapnik
* [[User:reholl|Robert Hollingsworth]]
* [[User:Wolf|Wolf Bergenheim]]: v.label.sa developer
* [[User:HamishBowman|Hamish Bowman]]: ps.map developer
* [[User:GAruta|Giuseppe Aruta]]: Geologist
* [[User:Roy|Roy Braam]]: Software Engineer
* Ionut Iosifescu
* [[User:ajolma|Ari Jolma]]: Wants to go ahead with Cairo
* [[User:vasile|Vasile Crăciunescu]]
* [[User:Peterrushforth|Peter Rushforth]]
* [[User:Turban|Bjorn Sandvik]]: thematicmapping.org
* [[User:JoCook| Jo Cook]]
* [[User:Mloskot|Mateusz Loskot]] (potential tester, contributor and user)
* [[User:kotzino|Dimitris Kotzinos]]
* [[User:drrho|Robert Barta]]: semantic aspects of visualisation
* Giovanni Allegri: Environmental Geologist, (Web)GIS and RS Researcher
* [[User:MaksimS|Maksim Sestic]]
* [[User:oertz|Olivier Ertz]]: PAL/JPAL project, OGC Symbology Encoding conformance

== See also ==

* [[OSGeo map symbol set]]
* [[Configuration Files]]

[[Category: Software Stack]]

OSGeo Cartographic Engine

2008-09-22T20:29:35Z

Oertz: /* Interested people */

== Motivation ==

There are plans for new/rewritten cartographic tools (map composer) for QGIS, as well as for GRASS. We suggest to develop a joint library for the various functions which could be shared across GRASS, QGIS and other projects with bindings to Qt, Python etc. The GUI part will be done within the individual software projects, while this project focuses on standard libraries or command line utilities.

== Functionality ==

Shared functions may include

* class breaks (various algorithms)
* histogram analysis
* color ramps
* RGB and possibly CYMK support (aka color transformations) etc.
* Algorithms for intelligent label placement -- for example, collision management based on rotated extent rectangles. Also, collision management against line and polygon and point features. Provision for prioritized set of text placement rules, first one to prevent collision wins.
* Symbology management
* map surround
* legend
* cartographic templates (ie. predefined map styles)
* parse and print map (geovisualization) description files

This paper might be worth looking at: [http://utpjournals.metapress.com/content/b584484743vk910g/ Extended Cartographic Interfaces for Open Distributed Processing]

== Programming Language ==

* C? C++?

Perhaps we could implement the core in C++, but provide a high level C API for applications and environments wanting to drive the library. C++ is a strong implementation language, but presenting a C API to the outside world reduces complexity calling from other languages or compiler versions and reduces "interface fragility".

* Python bindings?

There has been talk on the [http://gmt.soest.hawaii.edu/ GMT] mailing list about Python bindings to the core C API. Since GMT already has a wealth of routines for plotting directly to PS|EPS format files, this route may give developers a great head-start. There has been [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/561 some work] on the integration of GRASS and GMT in the past, with [http://grass.gdf-hannover.de/wiki/GRASS_AddOns several user-submitted modules].

== Output Formats ==

What output formats do we want to target. I think at the core this question comes down to whether we want to render everything to a raster format or whether we wish to preserve linework, and text in non-raster form. That is, whether output output is a raster format, or a raster+vector+text format like postscript/pdf.

If a cartographic product is the objective, I think selection of an output format like PDF makes a lot of sense, but it does make interactive composition more complicated and it is possible we have limited pdf/postscript development expertise in our developer community (the GMT developers may be of help here...).

What about the possibility of exporting SVG and using Inkscape for cartographic styling and design? Inkscape is written in C++ and already has a wealth of vector graphics functionality. You could also consider using Scribus for map layout. I believe Scribus is also written in C++. Why implement the great functionality that already exists in open source programs?

Coming from the Web Mapping angle it will be interesting to be able to acquire OGC WMS maps with a pixel sizes < 0.28 mm (which is the current standard of ~ 72 or 90 dpi). This option has been suggested as a change request and is currently being discussed. It will allow to compose high resolution print maps also using OGC WMS.

== Existing code to be recycled ==

There will be code in GRASS, QGIS, the Python Cartographic Library (http://zcologia.org/cartography) and other sources which could be integrated (check license compatibility). Please indicate precisely where to find the source code, license, programming language. Please keep in mind that this is underlying library, not the graphical user interface.

* Label placement code:
** Mapserver [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/browser/trunk/mapserver/maplabel.c labeling code] (MapServer License, C language)
** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/vector/v.label.sa v.label.sa] (GPL, C language)
** PAL/JPAL [http://geosysin.iict.ch/PAL cartographic labelling library] (GPL, C++ language, JNI wrapper)
* Color management:
** MapGuide [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/MgDev/Common/PlatformBase/Data/Color.cpp Color] (LGPL.C++)
** OpenJump ?

* Stylization
** ...

* Symbology
** [http://www.iho.shom.fr/PUBLICATIONS/download.htm#special S-52 standard for nautical chart (ENC) symbology] and cartography from the [http://www.iho.shom.fr/ International Hydrographic Bureau]
:: [http://openev.cvs.sourceforge.net/openev/contrib/S52/ GPL library implementing the S-52 standard] (OpenEV)

* Class breaks:
** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/arraystats different algorithms for class breaks] (GPL, C)
** MapGuide [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/MgDev/Server/src/Services/Feature/FeatureNumericFunctions.cpp CalculateDistribution] (LGPL.C++)

* Output:
** Postscript/PDF output:
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/ps/ps.map ps.map] (Postscript output) and [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/psdriver PS driver] (GPL, C)
*** [http://sourceforge.net/projects/geofunctions GeoFunctions]: Geographic XML to PDF. Not sure what specific code, but the project leaders might have some insight.
** PNG output:
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/pngdriver PNG driver] (GPL, C)
*** See AGG below
** CAIRO output
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/cairodriver CAIRO driver] (GPL, C)
*** [http://cairographics.org/ Cairo Graphics Library] (LGPL or MPL)
** [Mapnik http://mapnik.org/] is a Free Toolkit for developing mapping applications.

== End User Needs ==
* Print to small format medium (eg 8.5in x 11in, 11in x 14in) and large format (eg 34 x 44in)
* Interactive layout
* High quality printing
* Storage of cartographic symbolizing
* [[OSGeo map symbol set|Symbols library]]
* Separate cartographic and geographic representation (eg changes to carto does not affect geo).
* Generalization on-the-fly, based on current scale.
* Rules based cartography stored in RDBMS (eg series 400 highways are blue with double lines)
* Multiple export formats
** Geotiff
** PNG
** PDF / GeoPDF
** Postscript (need for directly sending files to printers)
** SVG
* Layout Functionality
* Text-based configuration file that applications can output to or humans can manually hack/script
* Common, interoperable data file input options
* Customizable legend with Symbology representation (textures, object symbols, etc.)

==Layout Functionality==
===Design Modeling===
Issues of layout will always be important in creating the final cartographic product. Layout templating such as that used in Natural Resources Canada's (NRCAN) Cartographic Design Specifications (http://ess.nrcan.gc.ca/pubs/carto/downloads/design_specs.pdf#page=13).

Perhaps we can learn from the desktop publishing world from the likes of the Scribus project (http://www.scribus.net/). Maybe being able to export a certain portion to scribus to handle some the major layout hurdles. A link between the cartographic library and scribus could allow for auto generation of some layout features and text such as changing declination, Projection info, and others.

=== XML and PDF===
OSGEO might be able to get behind the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/geofunctions Geo Functions] project. "Geo Functions is an open-source library of XSLT-2 / XQuery functions, templates, stylesheets and classes devoted to the processing of geographic data in XML." I understand that the original purpose of the project is to produce PDF maps from XML based data.

==Potential Components==
Breaking the end goal into some components will help to recognise which area(s) there is greatest need. There seems to be at least four primary components to the proposal.

=== Style & Layout Configuration Standards ===
* Specifications for styling of features and layout of a map composition
* Could re-use existing approaches where applicable (e.g. SLD, WMC, MapServer Mapfile, OGR Feature Styles)
* Specifications to be used in map definition/configuration files

=== Graphical Style & Layout Editor ===
* To create styles interactively
* To define map layout
* Could be stand-alone
* Could be adopted as part of another application
* Saves a style/layout definition document according to above standards

=== Graphical Map Composition Editor ===
* Implemented by existing applications (e.g. GRASS, QGIS, etc.)
* Sets up pointers to data layers
* Assigns styles definitions to the layers
* Applies layout definition to maps
* Outputs a map composition configuration file

=== Rendering Engine ===
* Stand-alone application (no GUI)
* Reads standard map composition configuration file
* Reads and applies the required style/layout definition documents
* Outputs final graphics to specific files

=== Libraries ===
* Sets of libraries could be created to implement parts of the above sections
* Add more here...

== Technologies ==
* Examples of application [[Configuration Files]]
* AGG (sophisticated rendering of vector/text graphics to raster format - used by MapServer, MapGuide, Mapnik).
* Freetype - text management and rendering library
* [http://cairographics.org/ Cairo] graphics library - vector, text and raster input, various output including Postscript
* [http://schemas.opengis.net/se/1.1.0/ OpenGIS Symbology Encoding Schema] A language for describing coverage and feature styles

== Workflow ==

By working from the end product to a workflow might let us identify specific libraries to help with each task in the workflow required to produce a map. Edit at will.

* read geo data
** geometries
** projection
** metadata (if required)
* apply styling
** feature to style coding
* Cartographic edits
** overide some of the geometry if required (eg roads don't run through lakes)
* manual edits / retouching
* Produce other cartographic edits objects
** create suround
** create grids
** create legend
** create scale bar
** create north arrow
** Copyright notices from text file or DB
** Licensing notices from text fiel or DB
* Other
** Output size

=== Other Workflow Models ===
* [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/561 Generic GRASS-GMT Workflow]
* [http://169.237.35.250/~dylan/grass_user_group/#GMT_and_GRASS-overview Quality Digital Cartography with GMT and GRASS]

== License ==

It is proposed to license the OSGeo Cartographic Library under LGPL. The license needs to be GPL compliant.

== Interested people ==

* [[User:Neteler|Markus Neteler]] (proposer)
* Horst Düster
* [[User:Landa|Martin Landa]]: GRASS developer
* [[User:MarcoHugentobler|Marco Hugentobler]]
* Frank Warmerdam
* [[User:Adiez|Agustin Diez]]
* [[User:mlennert|Moritz Lennert]]
* [[User:Dsampson | Dave Sampson]]: End User, Search and Rescue Maps,
* [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/38 Dylan Beaudette]: Soil Science Researcher, OSGeo evangelist
* [[User:Tmitchell|Tyler Mitchell]]: Interested in Cairo through Mapnik
* [[User:reholl|Robert Hollingsworth]]
* [[User:Wolf|Wolf Bergenheim]]: v.label.sa developer
* [[User:HamishBowman|Hamish Bowman]]: ps.map developer
* [[User:GAruta|Giuseppe Aruta]]: Geologist
* [[User:Roy|Roy Braam]]: Software Engineer
* Ionut Iosifescu
* [[User:ajolma|Ari Jolma]]: Wants to go ahead with Cairo
* [[User:vasile|Vasile Crăciunescu]]
* [[User:Peterrushforth|Peter Rushforth]]
* [[User:Turban|Bjorn Sandvik]]: thematicmapping.org
* [[User:JoCook| Jo Cook]]
* [[User:Mloskot|Mateusz Loskot]] (potential tester, contributor and user)
* [[User:kotzino|Dimitris Kotzinos]]
* [[User:drrho|Robert Barta]]: semantic aspects of visualisation
* Giovanni Allegri: Environmental Geologist, (Web)GIS and RS Researcher
* [[User:MaksimS|Maksim Sestic]]
* [[User:oertz|Olivier Ertz]]: PAL/JPAL project

== See also ==

* [[OSGeo map symbol set]]
* [[Configuration Files]]

[[Category: Software Stack]]

OSGeo Cartographic Engine

2008-09-22T20:27:12Z

Oertz: /* Existing code to be recycled */

== Motivation ==

There are plans for new/rewritten cartographic tools (map composer) for QGIS, as well as for GRASS. We suggest to develop a joint library for the various functions which could be shared across GRASS, QGIS and other projects with bindings to Qt, Python etc. The GUI part will be done within the individual software projects, while this project focuses on standard libraries or command line utilities.

== Functionality ==

Shared functions may include

* class breaks (various algorithms)
* histogram analysis
* color ramps
* RGB and possibly CYMK support (aka color transformations) etc.
* Algorithms for intelligent label placement -- for example, collision management based on rotated extent rectangles. Also, collision management against line and polygon and point features. Provision for prioritized set of text placement rules, first one to prevent collision wins.
* Symbology management
* map surround
* legend
* cartographic templates (ie. predefined map styles)
* parse and print map (geovisualization) description files

This paper might be worth looking at: [http://utpjournals.metapress.com/content/b584484743vk910g/ Extended Cartographic Interfaces for Open Distributed Processing]

== Programming Language ==

* C? C++?

Perhaps we could implement the core in C++, but provide a high level C API for applications and environments wanting to drive the library. C++ is a strong implementation language, but presenting a C API to the outside world reduces complexity calling from other languages or compiler versions and reduces "interface fragility".

* Python bindings?

There has been talk on the [http://gmt.soest.hawaii.edu/ GMT] mailing list about Python bindings to the core C API. Since GMT already has a wealth of routines for plotting directly to PS|EPS format files, this route may give developers a great head-start. There has been [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/561 some work] on the integration of GRASS and GMT in the past, with [http://grass.gdf-hannover.de/wiki/GRASS_AddOns several user-submitted modules].

== Output Formats ==

What output formats do we want to target. I think at the core this question comes down to whether we want to render everything to a raster format or whether we wish to preserve linework, and text in non-raster form. That is, whether output output is a raster format, or a raster+vector+text format like postscript/pdf.

If a cartographic product is the objective, I think selection of an output format like PDF makes a lot of sense, but it does make interactive composition more complicated and it is possible we have limited pdf/postscript development expertise in our developer community (the GMT developers may be of help here...).

What about the possibility of exporting SVG and using Inkscape for cartographic styling and design? Inkscape is written in C++ and already has a wealth of vector graphics functionality. You could also consider using Scribus for map layout. I believe Scribus is also written in C++. Why implement the great functionality that already exists in open source programs?

Coming from the Web Mapping angle it will be interesting to be able to acquire OGC WMS maps with a pixel sizes < 0.28 mm (which is the current standard of ~ 72 or 90 dpi). This option has been suggested as a change request and is currently being discussed. It will allow to compose high resolution print maps also using OGC WMS.

== Existing code to be recycled ==

There will be code in GRASS, QGIS, the Python Cartographic Library (http://zcologia.org/cartography) and other sources which could be integrated (check license compatibility). Please indicate precisely where to find the source code, license, programming language. Please keep in mind that this is underlying library, not the graphical user interface.

* Label placement code:
** Mapserver [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapserver/browser/trunk/mapserver/maplabel.c labeling code] (MapServer License, C language)
** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/vector/v.label.sa v.label.sa] (GPL, C language)
** PAL/JPAL [http://geosysin.iict.ch/PAL cartographic labelling library] (GPL, C++ language, JNI wrapper)
* Color management:
** MapGuide [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/MgDev/Common/PlatformBase/Data/Color.cpp Color] (LGPL.C++)
** OpenJump ?

* Stylization
** ...

* Symbology
** [http://www.iho.shom.fr/PUBLICATIONS/download.htm#special S-52 standard for nautical chart (ENC) symbology] and cartography from the [http://www.iho.shom.fr/ International Hydrographic Bureau]
:: [http://openev.cvs.sourceforge.net/openev/contrib/S52/ GPL library implementing the S-52 standard] (OpenEV)

* Class breaks:
** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/arraystats different algorithms for class breaks] (GPL, C)
** MapGuide [http://trac.osgeo.org/mapguide/browser/trunk/MgDev/Server/src/Services/Feature/FeatureNumericFunctions.cpp CalculateDistribution] (LGPL.C++)

* Output:
** Postscript/PDF output:
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/ps/ps.map ps.map] (Postscript output) and [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/psdriver PS driver] (GPL, C)
*** [http://sourceforge.net/projects/geofunctions GeoFunctions]: Geographic XML to PDF. Not sure what specific code, but the project leaders might have some insight.
** PNG output:
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/pngdriver PNG driver] (GPL, C)
*** See AGG below
** CAIRO output
*** GRASS [http://trac.osgeo.org/grass/browser/grass/trunk/lib/cairodriver CAIRO driver] (GPL, C)
*** [http://cairographics.org/ Cairo Graphics Library] (LGPL or MPL)
** [Mapnik http://mapnik.org/] is a Free Toolkit for developing mapping applications.

== End User Needs ==
* Print to small format medium (eg 8.5in x 11in, 11in x 14in) and large format (eg 34 x 44in)
* Interactive layout
* High quality printing
* Storage of cartographic symbolizing
* [[OSGeo map symbol set|Symbols library]]
* Separate cartographic and geographic representation (eg changes to carto does not affect geo).
* Generalization on-the-fly, based on current scale.
* Rules based cartography stored in RDBMS (eg series 400 highways are blue with double lines)
* Multiple export formats
** Geotiff
** PNG
** PDF / GeoPDF
** Postscript (need for directly sending files to printers)
** SVG
* Layout Functionality
* Text-based configuration file that applications can output to or humans can manually hack/script
* Common, interoperable data file input options
* Customizable legend with Symbology representation (textures, object symbols, etc.)

==Layout Functionality==
===Design Modeling===
Issues of layout will always be important in creating the final cartographic product. Layout templating such as that used in Natural Resources Canada's (NRCAN) Cartographic Design Specifications (http://ess.nrcan.gc.ca/pubs/carto/downloads/design_specs.pdf#page=13).

Perhaps we can learn from the desktop publishing world from the likes of the Scribus project (http://www.scribus.net/). Maybe being able to export a certain portion to scribus to handle some the major layout hurdles. A link between the cartographic library and scribus could allow for auto generation of some layout features and text such as changing declination, Projection info, and others.

=== XML and PDF===
OSGEO might be able to get behind the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/geofunctions Geo Functions] project. "Geo Functions is an open-source library of XSLT-2 / XQuery functions, templates, stylesheets and classes devoted to the processing of geographic data in XML." I understand that the original purpose of the project is to produce PDF maps from XML based data.

==Potential Components==
Breaking the end goal into some components will help to recognise which area(s) there is greatest need. There seems to be at least four primary components to the proposal.

=== Style & Layout Configuration Standards ===
* Specifications for styling of features and layout of a map composition
* Could re-use existing approaches where applicable (e.g. SLD, WMC, MapServer Mapfile, OGR Feature Styles)
* Specifications to be used in map definition/configuration files

=== Graphical Style & Layout Editor ===
* To create styles interactively
* To define map layout
* Could be stand-alone
* Could be adopted as part of another application
* Saves a style/layout definition document according to above standards

=== Graphical Map Composition Editor ===
* Implemented by existing applications (e.g. GRASS, QGIS, etc.)
* Sets up pointers to data layers
* Assigns styles definitions to the layers
* Applies layout definition to maps
* Outputs a map composition configuration file

=== Rendering Engine ===
* Stand-alone application (no GUI)
* Reads standard map composition configuration file
* Reads and applies the required style/layout definition documents
* Outputs final graphics to specific files

=== Libraries ===
* Sets of libraries could be created to implement parts of the above sections
* Add more here...

== Technologies ==
* Examples of application [[Configuration Files]]
* AGG (sophisticated rendering of vector/text graphics to raster format - used by MapServer, MapGuide, Mapnik).
* Freetype - text management and rendering library
* [http://cairographics.org/ Cairo] graphics library - vector, text and raster input, various output including Postscript
* [http://schemas.opengis.net/se/1.1.0/ OpenGIS Symbology Encoding Schema] A language for describing coverage and feature styles

== Workflow ==

By working from the end product to a workflow might let us identify specific libraries to help with each task in the workflow required to produce a map. Edit at will.

* read geo data
** geometries
** projection
** metadata (if required)
* apply styling
** feature to style coding
* Cartographic edits
** overide some of the geometry if required (eg roads don't run through lakes)
* manual edits / retouching
* Produce other cartographic edits objects
** create suround
** create grids
** create legend
** create scale bar
** create north arrow
** Copyright notices from text file or DB
** Licensing notices from text fiel or DB
* Other
** Output size

=== Other Workflow Models ===
* [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/561 Generic GRASS-GMT Workflow]
* [http://169.237.35.250/~dylan/grass_user_group/#GMT_and_GRASS-overview Quality Digital Cartography with GMT and GRASS]

== License ==

It is proposed to license the OSGeo Cartographic Library under LGPL. The license needs to be GPL compliant.

== Interested people ==

* [[User:Neteler|Markus Neteler]] (proposer)
* Horst Düster
* [[User:Landa|Martin Landa]]: GRASS developer
* [[User:MarcoHugentobler|Marco Hugentobler]]
* Frank Warmerdam
* [[User:Adiez|Agustin Diez]]
* [[User:mlennert|Moritz Lennert]]
* [[User:Dsampson | Dave Sampson]]: End User, Search and Rescue Maps,
* [http://casoilresource.lawr.ucdavis.edu/drupal/node/38 Dylan Beaudette]: Soil Science Researcher, OSGeo evangelist
* [[User:Tmitchell|Tyler Mitchell]]: Interested in Cairo through Mapnik
* [[User:reholl|Robert Hollingsworth]]
* [[User:Wolf|Wolf Bergenheim]]: v.label.sa developer
* [[User:HamishBowman|Hamish Bowman]]: ps.map developer
* [[User:GAruta|Giuseppe Aruta]]: Geologist
* [[User:Roy|Roy Braam]]: Software Engineer
* Ionut Iosifescu
* [[User:ajolma|Ari Jolma]]: Wants to go ahead with Cairo
* [[User:vasile|Vasile Crăciunescu]]
* [[User:Peterrushforth|Peter Rushforth]]
* [[User:Turban|Bjorn Sandvik]]: thematicmapping.org
* [[User:JoCook| Jo Cook]]
* [[User:Mloskot|Mateusz Loskot]] (potential tester, contributor and user)
* [[User:kotzino|Dimitris Kotzinos]]
* [[User:drrho|Robert Barta]]: semantic aspects of visualisation
* Giovanni Allegri: Environmental Geologist, (Web)GIS and RS Researcher
* [[User:MaksimS|Maksim Sestic]]

== See also ==

* [[OSGeo map symbol set]]
* [[Configuration Files]]

[[Category: Software Stack]]

Journal vol3 fr

2008-02-13T09:55:39Z

Oertz: /* Sommaire */

[[Francophone|Accueil OSGeo-fr]] | [[Traduc_journal_fr|Page de gestion des traduction du journal de l'OSGeo]]
= Traduction du journal de l'OSGeo vol. 3 =

== Introduction ==
Voir [[RFC_traduction_fr|RFC/Procédure de la traduction du journal de l'OSGeo]]

'''Quelques liens :'''
* La page du journal : http://www.osgeo.org/journal/volume3
* La page wiki de gestion : http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Journal
* Le dépôt SVN : http://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/journal/volume_3/en-us/

== Explication ==
'''Note :''' Les chapitres en attente d'un relecteur sont téléchargeable ici : http://osgeo.gloobe.org/journal/suivit/, merci de prévenir sur cette page et sur la liste si vous désirez être relecteur. Merci.

{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid black;"
|+ Signification des symbols
|-
| [[Image:Attention niels epting.png|20px|Valid]]: Pas de traducteur ou en cours de traduction
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]]: Traduit ou relu
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]]: Terminé
|-
|}

== Sommaire==

{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! !! Titre !! Traducteur !! Relecteur
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" |Integration & Development
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Sponsors ||[[User:Cderunz | Cyril de Runz]] || [[User:Schristophe|Schristophe]]
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Cook (Portable GIS: GIS on a USB stick)||[[User:Ludo | Ludovic Granjon]] || [[User:Schristophe|Schristophe]]
|-
| [[Image:Attention niels epting.png|20px|Valid]] || Minoura (Automatic Generation of Web-Based GIS/Database Applications)|| [[User:Leny.pa | Pierre-André]] ||
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || Keller (db4o2D - Object Database Extension for 2D Geospatial Types)|| [[User:guillaume | Guillaume Sueur]] || Vincent Picavet
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || Jezek (Coordinate System Transformations in Geotools and uDig - Contribution of Google Summer of Code 2006 and 2007)|| [[User:Schristophe|Schristophe]] || Sébastien Vial
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" |Topical Interest
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Barde (A generic approach to manage metadata standards)|| Barde || [[User:Schristophe|Schristophe]]
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || Ertz (Towards web services dedicated to thematic mapping.)|| Ertz ||
|-
| [[Image:Attention niels epting.png|20px|Valid]] || Plum (Interoperabilty for 3D geodata: Experiences with CityGML and OGC Web Services)||[[User:Tbadard | Thierry Badard]]||
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || Staub (A Model-Driven Web Feature Service for Enhanced Semantic Interoperability)|| [[User:Bveler|Bveler]] || [[User:VincentP | Vincent Picavet]]
|-
| [[Image:Attention niels epting.png|20px|Valid]] || [[tmp_var_vol3_fr|Vaz (Spatial-Yap: A Spatio-Deductive Database System)]]|| ||
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" |Case Studies
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || Ferreira (The DIVERT Project: Development of Inter-Vehicular Reliable Telematics)||[[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]||
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Mergili (GRASS GIS and modelling of natural hazards: an integrated approach for debris flow simulation)||[[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]||[[User:Robin | Robin Prest]]
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Bueno (A Spatial Database to Integrate the Information of the Rondonia Natural Resource Management Project) || [[User:Schristophe|Schristophe]] || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Bueno (GeoSIPAM: Free and Open Source Software Applied to the Protection of the Brazilian Amazon) || [[User:Schristophe|Schristophe]]|| [[User:Cderunz|Cyril de Runz]]
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Ribeiro (The Amazon Deforestation Monitoring System: a large environmental database developed on TerraLib and PostgreSQL)||[[User:Bveler|Bveler]] || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]
|-
|}

== Statistiques==
* Articles à traduire : 0
* Articles en cours de traduction : 4
* Articles à relire : 2
* Articles en cours de relecture : 2
* Articles en attente de finalisation : 0
* Articles terminés : 7
* Articles totaux : 15

[[Category: Local chapter francophone]]
[[Category: Journal]]
[[Category: Newsletter]]

Journal vol2 fr

2007-11-09T08:11:02Z

Oertz: /* Sommaire */

[[Francophone|Accueil OSGeo-fr]] | [[Traduc_journal_fr|Page de gestion des traduction du journal de l'OSGeo]]
= Traduction du journal de l'OSGeo vol. 2 =

== Introduction ==
Voir [[RFC_traduction_fr|RFC/Procédure de la traduction du journale de l'OSGeo]]

'''Quelques liens :'''
* La page du journal : http://www.osgeo.org/journal/volume2
* La page wiki de gestion : http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Journal
* Le dépôt SVN : http://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/journal

== Explication ==
'''Note :''' Les chapitres en attente d'un relecteur sont téléchargeable ici : http://osgeo.gloobe.org/journal_vol2/, merci de prévenir sur cette page et sur la liste si vous désirez être relecteur. Merci.

Correspondances en termes de temps (estimation) :
# court : 20 à 40 mn (< 1 page sauf ...)
# moyen : 40 mn à 2 h00 (>= 1 page et < 2 pages)
# long : 2-3 h 00 (>= 3 pages et < 7 pages)
# très long : > 3h00 (=> 7 pages)

{| class="wikitable" style="border:1px solid black;"
|+ Signification des symbols
|-
| [[Image:Symbol OK.png|20px|Valid]] : Terminé : relu
| [[Image:Attention niels epting.png|20px|Valid]] : Pas de traducteur !!
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] : Fin de traduction, à relire
|-
|}

== Sommaire==
{| border="1" cellspacing="0"
! !! Titre !! Traducteur !! Relecteur
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || Editorial & Index || [[User:Schristophe|Sidonie Christophe]] || Paul / Cyrl / Yves
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || News || [[User:Yjacolin|Yjacolin]] || Natacha
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" |Event Reports
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Events of the OSGeo India Chapter || [[User:VincentP|VincentP]] || Natacha
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]]|| Activity Report of OSGeo at Geoevenement 2007 || [[User:Pa|Pierre-André Le Ny]] || Natacha
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" | Project Spotlight
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Introducing the MapWindow GIS Project || [[User:Schristophe|Sidonie Christophe]] || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]
|-
| [[Image:Attention niels epting.png|20px|Valid]] || GeoNetwork Open Source || [[User:Fxp|François Prunayre]] ||
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" | '''Case Studies'''
|-
| [[Image:Attention niels epting.png|20px|Valid]]|| The role of FAO GeoNetwork in a multinational development programme ||David ||
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || The West Alexander Neighbourhood in Winnipeg || Olivier E ||
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" | '''Topical Studies'''
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN GIS–GEOSPATIAL TOPOLOGY BASICS || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]] || [[User:Schristophe|Sidonie Christophe]]
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" | '''Programming Tutorial'''
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || Porting a GRASS raster module to distributed computing || Yann Chemin || Paul
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" | '''Sponsor Perspectives'''
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || LizarTech: Why We Use and Support Free and Open Source Software || [[User:Lolostar|Laurent Pierre]] || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]
|-
| [[Image:Bulbgraph.png|20px|Valid]] || 01Spatial: Spatial Data Quality and the Open Source Community || [[User:cderunz|Cyril de Runz]] || [[User:gwenael.bachelot@autodesk.com|Gwenael Bachelot]]
|-
! colspan="5" style="background:#ffdead;" |Local Reports
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Francophone Local Chapter || [[User:Yjacolin|Yjacolin]] || Cyril de Runz
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Activity Report of OSGeo Taiwan || [[User:Yjacolin|Yjacolin]] || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]
|-
| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || Nascent UK Local Chapter Update || [[User:Yjacolin|Yjacolin]] || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]
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| [[Image:Symbol_OK.png|20px|Valid]] || OpenSource GIS: A GRASS GIS approach , 3rd Edtion || [[User:Yjacolin|Yjacolin]] || [[User:Marie | Marie Silvestre]]
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== Statistiques==
* Articles à traduire : 0
* Articles en cours de traduction : 3
* Articles à relire : 1
* Articles en attente de finalisation : 2
* Articles terminés : 13
* Articles totaux : 19

[[Category: Local chapter francophone]]
[[Category: Journal]]
[[Category: Newsletter]]

Journal Volume 3

2007-10-01T13:38:10Z

Oertz: /* Special Edition - FOSS4G Proceedings */

This is the planning and work page for the OSGeo [[Journal]] - Volume 3 publication.

If you want to contribute an article, add it to this list in the appropriate category.

'''Please review the [[Journal License and Guidelines]] page before adding your article to either article list.'''

'''UPDATE:''' We will soon select editors for each article and they will contact you directly with instructions for submitting your article.
------

== Deadlines ==
* Articles welcome: '''Now'''
* Articles requiring peer review, Submission Ends: '''September 30, 2007'''
* Article Submission Ends: '''October 10, 2007'''
* First Draft: '''October 25, 2007'''
* Final Publication: '''November 15, 2007'''

== Special Edition - FOSS4G Proceedings ==
This volume of the Journal will have a focus on the proceedings and papers presented at the [http://www.foss4g2007.org|FOSS4G Conference Event]. There will still be room for other articles, though it may be limited depending on how many articles come from the conference presenters. If there are many FOSS4G articles, then the 'normal' articles will be postponed to the next volume.

If you are interested in providing a paper for this purpose, please add yourself to the following section. Otherwise, add your normal article to the sections further below.
#Your FOSS4G paper goes here.... include your name, your email and the title of your article
#Hans Plum, Markus Lupp plum@lat-lon.de, Interoperabilty for 3D geodata: Experiences with CityGML and OGC Web Services
#Barde Julien, julien@mbari.org, A generic approach to manage metadata standards
#Peter Staub, peterstaub AT ethz DOT ch, A Model-Driven Web Feature Service for Enhanced Semantic Interoperability
#Stefan Keller, sfkeller (at) hsr.ch, db4o2D - Object Database Extension for 2D Geospatial Types
#Martin Mergili and Wolfgang Fellin, martin.mergili (at) uibk.ac.at, GRASS GIS and modelling of natural hazards: an integrated approach for debris flow simulation
#Nirut Chalainanont, Junya Sano, and Toshimi Minoura, minoura@eecs.orst.edu, Automatic Generation of Web-Based GIS/Database Applications
#Hugo Conceição, Luís Damas, Michel Ferreira and João Barros, michel@dcc.fc.up.pt, The DIVERT Project: Development of Inter-Vehicular Reliable Telematics
#David Vaz and Michel Ferreira, davidvaz_at_ncc.up.pt - Spatial-Yap: A Spatio-Deductive Database System.
#Jo Cook, jo dot cook at googlemail dot com, Portable GIS: GIS on a USB stick
#Luis Fernando Bueno, Weberson Gabriel, Pablo Filetti Moreira, Artur Henrique Villa Real F. Ramos, Fabio Augusto das Dores Silva and Marcelo Campos Brito, luis.bueno@sipam.gov.br, GeoSIPAM: Free and Open Source Software Applied to the Protection of the Brazilian Amazon
#Luis Fernando Bueno, Luiz Gilberto Dall´Igna, Marcelo Vitor Amaral Campos, Tiago de Lima Martarole and Diego Gomes Ferreira. luis.bueno@sipam.gov.br, A Spatial Database to Integrate the Information of the Rondonia Natural Resource Management Project
#Chris West, Mark Gillis, Brian Low, and Alex Song. chwest@nrcan.gc.ca, Using Open Source to Analyze Canada's National Forest Inventory
#Aaron Peeke-Vout and Brian Low, Aaron.Peeke-Vout@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca, Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)-In-A-Box, a Footprint to Deliver Geospatial Data through Open Source Applications.
#Abson Sae-Tang and Olivier Ertz, olivier.ertz (at) heig-vd (dot) ch, Towards web services dedicated to thematic mapping.

== Normal Edition ==
=== Contributors / Topics ===
See [[Journal]] for definition of the following categories. Add yourself if you are interested. Note that all categories don't have to be filled, so this serves as a rough outline for the types of content we generally hope to have.

=== Editorials ===
# Tyler Mitchell: '''General updates'''

=== News ===
# Editor: Jason Fournier
# Additional contributors welcome...

=== Event Reports (2-3 articles) ===
# ...

=== Project Introductions (1-2 articles) ===
# ...

=== Case Studies (2-3 articles) ===
# Peter Löwe: '''Wanderlust 2.0: The state and future of hiking trail management in Germany with FOSS GIS'''
# Peter Wilkins: '''An Image Request application using FOSS4G tools'''

=== Integration Studies (2-3 articles) ===
# ...

=== Topical Studies (1-2 articles) ===
# Markus Neteler: '''Open Source Quality Assessment System: The GRASS Case''' (about[http://grass.itc.it/devel/index.php#quality GRASS-QA])
# ...

=== Programming Tutorials (1-2 articles) ===
# ...

=== Interview(s) ===
# ...

=== Developer Announcements ===
# OSGeo project summaries
# OSGeo Local Chapter updates
# deegree3: the shape of things to come. (Markus Lupp)
# ...

[[Category:Journal]]
[[Category:FOSS4G2007]]

Journal Volume 3

2007-10-01T13:37:37Z

Oertz: /* Special Edition - FOSS4G Proceedings */

This is the planning and work page for the OSGeo [[Journal]] - Volume 3 publication.

If you want to contribute an article, add it to this list in the appropriate category.

'''Please review the [[Journal License and Guidelines]] page before adding your article to either article list.'''

'''UPDATE:''' We will soon select editors for each article and they will contact you directly with instructions for submitting your article.
------

== Deadlines ==
* Articles welcome: '''Now'''
* Articles requiring peer review, Submission Ends: '''September 30, 2007'''
* Article Submission Ends: '''October 10, 2007'''
* First Draft: '''October 25, 2007'''
* Final Publication: '''November 15, 2007'''

== Special Edition - FOSS4G Proceedings ==
This volume of the Journal will have a focus on the proceedings and papers presented at the [http://www.foss4g2007.org|FOSS4G Conference Event]. There will still be room for other articles, though it may be limited depending on how many articles come from the conference presenters. If there are many FOSS4G articles, then the 'normal' articles will be postponed to the next volume.

If you are interested in providing a paper for this purpose, please add yourself to the following section. Otherwise, add your normal article to the sections further below.
#Your FOSS4G paper goes here.... include your name, your email and the title of your article
#Hans Plum, Markus Lupp plum@lat-lon.de, Interoperabilty for 3D geodata: Experiences with CityGML and OGC Web Services
#Barde Julien, julien@mbari.org, A generic approach to manage metadata standards
#Peter Staub, peterstaub AT ethz DOT ch, A Model-Driven Web Feature Service for Enhanced Semantic Interoperability
#Stefan Keller, sfkeller (at) hsr.ch, db4o2D - Object Database Extension for 2D Geospatial Types
#Martin Mergili and Wolfgang Fellin, martin.mergili (at) uibk.ac.at, GRASS GIS and modelling of natural hazards: an integrated approach for debris flow simulation
#Nirut Chalainanont, Junya Sano, and Toshimi Minoura, minoura@eecs.orst.edu, Automatic Generation of Web-Based GIS/Database Applications
#Hugo Conceição, Luís Damas, Michel Ferreira and João Barros, michel@dcc.fc.up.pt, The DIVERT Project: Development of Inter-Vehicular Reliable Telematics
#David Vaz and Michel Ferreira, davidvaz_at_ncc.up.pt - Spatial-Yap: A Spatio-Deductive Database System.
#Jo Cook, jo dot cook at googlemail dot com, Portable GIS: GIS on a USB stick
#Luis Fernando Bueno, Weberson Gabriel, Pablo Filetti Moreira, Artur Henrique Villa Real F. Ramos, Fabio Augusto das Dores Silva and Marcelo Campos Brito, luis.bueno@sipam.gov.br, GeoSIPAM: Free and Open Source Software Applied to the Protection of the Brazilian Amazon
#Luis Fernando Bueno, Luiz Gilberto Dall´Igna, Marcelo Vitor Amaral Campos, Tiago de Lima Martarole and Diego Gomes Ferreira. luis.bueno@sipam.gov.br, A Spatial Database to Integrate the Information of the Rondonia Natural Resource Management Project
#Chris West, Mark Gillis, Brian Low, and Alex Song. chwest@nrcan.gc.ca, Using Open Source to Analyze Canada's National Forest Inventory
#Aaron Peeke-Vout and Brian Low, Aaron.Peeke-Vout@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca, Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)-In-A-Box, a Footprint to Deliver Geospatial Data through Open Source Applications.
#Abson Sae-Tang and Olivier Ertz, olivier.ertz@heig-vd.ch, Towards web services dedicated to thematic mapping.

== Normal Edition ==
=== Contributors / Topics ===
See [[Journal]] for definition of the following categories. Add yourself if you are interested. Note that all categories don't have to be filled, so this serves as a rough outline for the types of content we generally hope to have.

=== Editorials ===
# Tyler Mitchell: '''General updates'''

=== News ===
# Editor: Jason Fournier
# Additional contributors welcome...

=== Event Reports (2-3 articles) ===
# ...

=== Project Introductions (1-2 articles) ===
# ...

=== Case Studies (2-3 articles) ===
# Peter Löwe: '''Wanderlust 2.0: The state and future of hiking trail management in Germany with FOSS GIS'''
# Peter Wilkins: '''An Image Request application using FOSS4G tools'''

=== Integration Studies (2-3 articles) ===
# ...

=== Topical Studies (1-2 articles) ===
# Markus Neteler: '''Open Source Quality Assessment System: The GRASS Case''' (about[http://grass.itc.it/devel/index.php#quality GRASS-QA])
# ...

=== Programming Tutorials (1-2 articles) ===
# ...

=== Interview(s) ===
# ...

=== Developer Announcements ===
# OSGeo project summaries
# OSGeo Local Chapter updates
# deegree3: the shape of things to come. (Markus Lupp)
# ...

[[Category:Journal]]
[[Category:FOSS4G2007]]

Journal Volume 3

2007-10-01T13:37:21Z

Oertz: /* Special Edition - FOSS4G Proceedings */

This is the planning and work page for the OSGeo [[Journal]] - Volume 3 publication.

If you want to contribute an article, add it to this list in the appropriate category.

'''Please review the [[Journal License and Guidelines]] page before adding your article to either article list.'''

'''UPDATE:''' We will soon select editors for each article and they will contact you directly with instructions for submitting your article.
------

== Deadlines ==
* Articles welcome: '''Now'''
* Articles requiring peer review, Submission Ends: '''September 30, 2007'''
* Article Submission Ends: '''October 10, 2007'''
* First Draft: '''October 25, 2007'''
* Final Publication: '''November 15, 2007'''

== Special Edition - FOSS4G Proceedings ==
This volume of the Journal will have a focus on the proceedings and papers presented at the [http://www.foss4g2007.org|FOSS4G Conference Event]. There will still be room for other articles, though it may be limited depending on how many articles come from the conference presenters. If there are many FOSS4G articles, then the 'normal' articles will be postponed to the next volume.

If you are interested in providing a paper for this purpose, please add yourself to the following section. Otherwise, add your normal article to the sections further below.
#Your FOSS4G paper goes here.... include your name, your email and the title of your article
#Hans Plum, Markus Lupp plum@lat-lon.de, Interoperabilty for 3D geodata: Experiences with CityGML and OGC Web Services
#Barde Julien, julien@mbari.org, A generic approach to manage metadata standards
#Peter Staub, peterstaub AT ethz DOT ch, A Model-Driven Web Feature Service for Enhanced Semantic Interoperability
#Stefan Keller, sfkeller (at) hsr.ch, db4o2D - Object Database Extension for 2D Geospatial Types
#Martin Mergili and Wolfgang Fellin, martin.mergili (at) uibk.ac.at, GRASS GIS and modelling of natural hazards: an integrated approach for debris flow simulation
#Nirut Chalainanont, Junya Sano, and Toshimi Minoura, minoura@eecs.orst.edu, Automatic Generation of Web-Based GIS/Database Applications
#Hugo Conceição, Luís Damas, Michel Ferreira and João Barros, michel@dcc.fc.up.pt, The DIVERT Project: Development of Inter-Vehicular Reliable Telematics
#David Vaz and Michel Ferreira, davidvaz_at_ncc.up.pt - Spatial-Yap: A Spatio-Deductive Database System.
#Jo Cook, jo dot cook at googlemail dot com, Portable GIS: GIS on a USB stick
#Luis Fernando Bueno, Weberson Gabriel, Pablo Filetti Moreira, Artur Henrique Villa Real F. Ramos, Fabio Augusto das Dores Silva and Marcelo Campos Brito, luis.bueno@sipam.gov.br, GeoSIPAM: Free and Open Source Software Applied to the Protection of the Brazilian Amazon
#Luis Fernando Bueno, Luiz Gilberto Dall´Igna, Marcelo Vitor Amaral Campos, Tiago de Lima Martarole and Diego Gomes Ferreira. luis.bueno@sipam.gov.br, A Spatial Database to Integrate the Information of the Rondonia Natural Resource Management Project
#Chris West, Mark Gillis, Brian Low, and Alex Song. chwest@nrcan.gc.ca, Using Open Source to Analyze Canada's National Forest Inventory
#Aaron Peeke-Vout and Brian Low, Aaron.Peeke-Vout@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca, Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)-In-A-Box, a Footprint to Deliver Geospatial Data through Open Source Applications.
#Abson Sae-Tang and Olivier Ertz olivier.ertz@heig-vd.ch, Towards web services dedicated to thematic mapping.

== Normal Edition ==
=== Contributors / Topics ===
See [[Journal]] for definition of the following categories. Add yourself if you are interested. Note that all categories don't have to be filled, so this serves as a rough outline for the types of content we generally hope to have.

=== Editorials ===
# Tyler Mitchell: '''General updates'''

=== News ===
# Editor: Jason Fournier
# Additional contributors welcome...

=== Event Reports (2-3 articles) ===
# ...

=== Project Introductions (1-2 articles) ===
# ...

=== Case Studies (2-3 articles) ===
# Peter Löwe: '''Wanderlust 2.0: The state and future of hiking trail management in Germany with FOSS GIS'''
# Peter Wilkins: '''An Image Request application using FOSS4G tools'''

=== Integration Studies (2-3 articles) ===
# ...

=== Topical Studies (1-2 articles) ===
# Markus Neteler: '''Open Source Quality Assessment System: The GRASS Case''' (about[http://grass.itc.it/devel/index.php#quality GRASS-QA])
# ...

=== Programming Tutorials (1-2 articles) ===
# ...

=== Interview(s) ===
# ...

=== Developer Announcements ===
# OSGeo project summaries
# OSGeo Local Chapter updates
# deegree3: the shape of things to come. (Markus Lupp)
# ...

[[Category:Journal]]
[[Category:FOSS4G2007]]

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T10:00:38Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBender */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique compatible avec les normes de l'OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

Mapbender est une plateforme de cartographie Web incluant un ensemble de services gérés côté serveur pour accéder à des architectures à base de services Web OGC. L'ergonomie de l'interface utilisateur est soignée et facile à utiliser. Des interfaces intuitives peuvent être créées avec des fonctionnalités telles que proxy de sécurité, outils de digitalisation, de "snapping" automatique et bien plus.
* Utilise les récentes technologies web : PHP, Javascript et XML.
* Fournit un modèle de données et des interfaces pour l'affichage et l'interrogation de services OGC
* Intègre des services d'authentification et d'autorisation avec proxy de sécurité
* Interfaces pour la gestion des utilisateurs, groupes, avec un service d'administration.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:58:56Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBender */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique compatible avec les normes de l'OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

Mapbender est une plateforme de cartographie en ligne incluant un ensemble de services gérés côté serveur pour accéder à des architectures à base de services Web OGC. L'ergonomie de l'interface utilisateur est soignée et facile à utiliser. Des interfaces intuitives peuvent être créées avec des fonctionnalités telles que proxy de sécurité, outils de digitalisation, de "snapping" automatique et bien plus.
* Utilise les récentes technologies web : PHP, Javascript et XML.
* Fournit un modèle de données et des interfaces pour l'affichage et l'interrogation de services OGC
* Intègre des services d'authentification et d'autorisation avec proxy de sécurité
* Interfaces pour la gestion des utilisateurs, groupes, avec un service d'administration.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:58:37Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBender */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique compatible avec les normes de l'OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

Mapbender est une plateforme de cartographie en ligne incluant un ensemble de services gérés côté serveur pour accéder à des architectures à base de services Web OGC. L'ergonomie de l'interface utilisateur est soignée et facile à utiliser. Des interfaces intuitives peuvent être créées avec des fonctionnalités telles que proxy de sécurité, outils de digitalisation, de "snapping" automatique et bien plus.
* Utilise les récentes technologies web : PHP, Javascript et XML.
* Fournit un modèle de données et des interfaces pour l'affichage et l'interrogation de services OGC
* Intègre des services d'authentification et d'autorisation avec proxy de sécurité
* Interfaces pour la gestion des utilisateurs, groupes, et un service d'administration.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:57:49Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBender */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique compatible avec les normes de l'OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

Mapbender est une plateforme de cartographie en ligne incluant un ensemble de services gérés côté serveur pour accéder à des architectures à base de services Web OGC. L'ergonomie de l'interface utilisateur est soignée et facile à utiliser. Des interfaces intuitives peuvent être créées avec des fonctionnalités telles que proxy de sécurité, outils de digitalisation, de "snapping" automatique et bien plus.
* Utilise les récentes technologies web : PHP, Javascript et XML.
* Fournit un modèle de données et des interfaces pour l'affichage et l'interrogation de services OGC
* Intègre des services d'authentification et d'autorisation avec proxy de sécurité
* Interfaces de gestion d'utilisateur, groupe, et service d'administration.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:57:18Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBender */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique compatible avec les normes de l'OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

Mapbender est une plateforme de cartographie en ligne incluant un ensemble de services gérés côté serveur pour accéder à des architectures à base de services Web OGC. L'ergonomie de l'interface utilisateur est soignée et facile à utiliser. Des interfaces intuitives peuvent être créées avec des fonctionnalités telles que l'utilisation de proxy de sécurité, des outils de digitalisation, de "snapping" automatique et bien plus.
* Utilise les récentes technologies web : PHP, Javascript et XML.
* Fournit un modèle de données et des interfaces pour l'affichage et l'interrogation de services OGC
* Intègre des services d'authentification et d'autorisation avec proxy de sécurité
* Interfaces de gestion d'utilisateur, groupe, et service d'administration.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:52:32Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBender */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique compatible avec les normes de l'OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

Mapbender est une plateforme de cartographie en ligne incluant un ensemble de services gérés côté serveur pour accéder à des architectures à base de services Web OGC. L'ergonomie de l'interface utilisateur est soignée et facile à utiliser. Des interfaces intuitives peuvent être créer avec des fonctionnalités telles que l'utilisation de proxy de sécurité, des outils de digitalisation, de "snapping" automatique et bien plus.
* Utilise les récentes technologies web : PHP, Javascript et XML.
* Fournit un modèle de données et des interfaces pour l'affichage et l'interrogation de services OGC
* Intègre des services d'authentification et d'autorisation avec proxy de sécurité
* Interfaces de gestion d'utilisateur, groupe, et service d'administration.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:38:38Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique compatible avec les normes de l'OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:36:57Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique respectant les normes OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques.

MapBuilder ...
* fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
* respecte et utilise les normes de l'OGC
* est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
* permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
* s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
* rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
* fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
* personnalisable et facilement extensible
* à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Flyer traduction fr

2007-03-16T09:35:31Z

Oertz: /* Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder */

Cette page est la page de travail pour la traduction du document sur les projets de l'OSGeo réalisé initialement pour distribution lors du GeoEvenement 2007.

Merci de votre participation !

Document PDF original : [http://osgeo.org/files/viscom/brochures/OSGeo_Overview.pdf Lien vers document sur site OSGeo]

Dernière version française réalisée : Draft 2 du 15 mars (18h08) -
https://projectpoint.buzzsaw.com/isd_france/Public/OSGeo/OSGeo_Overview_A4_FR_draft2.pdf?public

== Présentation OSGeo == Traduction par Gwenael (relecture Daniel M)
'''Version anglaise'''

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data.

The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit.

OSGeo serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.

The following are the main software projects currently part of, or becoming part of, the foundation. We also have a few non-software projects that focus on supporting other initiatives that are important to our members.

'''Version française'''

L'Open Source Geospatial Foundation, ou OSGeo, est une association à but non lucratif américaine (de type loi 1901) dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des technologies et données géospatiales ouvertes.

La fondation fournit des ressources financières, organisationnelles et légales à la communauté open source géospatiale. Elle sert aussi d'entité légale à laquelle les membres de la communauté peuvent confier du code source, des fonds, et d'autres ressources, s'assurant ainsi que leurs contributions seront préservées pour le bénéfice général.

L'OSGeo est une organisation qui apporte de l'assistance et plaide pour la communeauté open source géospatiale. Elle est un forum d'échanges, et fournit une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre les projets.

Ce document recense les principaux projets logiciels qui font actuellement partie de la fondation ou qui sont en passe de la rejoindre. L'OSGeo compte aussi des projets non logiciels qui visent à supporter d'autres initiatives qui sont importantes pour ses membres.

==Education==
Traduction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

We collect, develop and promote educational material to support the goals of the foundation. By making this material available to academic, professional and other users, it strengthens the user and developer communities. The end goal is integrate OSGeo tools and curricula with courses on geopatial concepts and applications. New partnerships and contributors are welcome.

'''Version française'''

Nous collectons, développons et faisons la promotion de matériel éducatif pour aider les buts de la fondation. En rendant disponible ce matériel aux utilisateurs académiques, professionnels, etc, il renforce la communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs. Le but final est d'intégrer les outils de l'OSGeo et des programmes d'études dans des cours sur les concepts de la géomatique et les applications. Tous nouveaux partenaires et contributeurs sont bienvenus.

==Open GeoData==
Traduction par David J

'''Version anglaise'''

We are committed to:

• Promoting the use of free and open standards for data exchange

• Promoting open licenses for geographic data

• Advocating for public access and contribution to national geodata

• Maintaining a repository of open-licensed data

• Providing support for educational packages

• Connecting projects to data holders.

'''Version française'''

Données Géographiques Libres

Nous sommes engagés dans :

• la promotion de l'usage de standards libres et ouverts pour l'échange de données géographiques

• la promotion de licences ouvertes pour les données géographiques

• la défense d'un accès libre et de contributions publiques aux données géographiques nationales

• le maintien d'un catalogue des données géographiques sous licence libre

• la réalisation de supports de travail pour l'enseignement

• la promotion des projets auprès des producteurs de données

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBuilder==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

MapBuilder is a powerful, standards compliant geographic mapping client which runs in a web browser and is implemented using AJAX technologies. It allows you to easily add dynamic maps to your web site. MapBuilder...
• Is browser based

• Uses OGC standards

• Can read WMS, WFS, GeoRSS & Google Maps data sources

• Supports editing map features

• Is easy to use, build and share maps via Web Map Context (WMC)

• Fast and interactive - using AJAX

• Works with most modern browsers

• Customisable and easy to extend

• Open source under the LGPL licence

'''Version française'''

MapBuilder est un puissant applicatif client cartographique qui respectant les normes OGC. Il fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web et se base sur les technologies AJAX. Il permet d'ajouter facilement dans votre site Web des cartes dynamiques. MapBuilder ...
• fonctionne dans le cadre d'un navigateur web
• est capable de lire des sources de données WMS, WFS, GeoRSS et Google Maps
• permet l'édition d'entités géographiques
• s'utilise facilement, permet de construire et partager des cartes via Web Map Context (WMC)
• rapide et interactif, basé sur AJAX
• fonctionne avec la plupart des navigateurs web modernes
• personnalisable et facilement extensible
• à code ouvert sous licence LGPL

==Web Mapping Clients - MapBender==
Traduction par Olivier E

'''Version anglaise'''

Mapbender is web mapping platform including a set of server-side management services that access OGC web service architectures. The end-user interfaces are highly focused and easy to use. Comprehensive interfaces can be created with features such as security proxying, digitizing, auto snapping and more.

• Uses the latest web technologies using PHP, JavaScript and XML

• Provides a data model and interfaces for displaying and querying OGC services

• Authentication and authorization services with a security proxy

• Management interfaces for user, group and service administration

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Servers - MapGuide Open Source==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapGuide enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and web services. It features an interactive viewer that supports feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. MapGuide supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards.

MapGuide can be deployed on Linux or Windows and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs. MapGuide Open Source is licensed under the LGPL.

'''Version française'''

MapGuide permet le développement et le déploiement rapide d'applications de cartographie Web et de services Web. Il offre un visualisateur interactif qui supporte la sélection d'entités, l'inspection d'attributs, et des opérations telles que le calcul de zone tampon, "select within" et un outil de mesure. MapGuide supporte les formats de fichiers, bases de données et normes géospatiales les plus populaires.

MapGuide peut être installé sur Linux ou Windows et offre des interfaces de programmation étendues pour les environnements PHP, .NET, Java et JavaScript. MapGuide Open Source est couvert par une licence LGPL.

==Web Mapping Servers - MapServer==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

MapServer is a development environment for building spatially-enabled web mapping applications and services. It is fast, flexible, reliable and can be integrated into just about any GIS environment. It supports many popular spatial data formats including OGC web services.

MapServer features MapScript, a powerful scripting environment, that supports PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java and more. Using MapScript makes it fast and easy to build complex geospatial web applications.

'''Version française'''

MapServer est un environnement de développement pour la construction d'applications et de services de cartographie Web. Il est rapide, flexible et robuste et s'intègre à n'importe lequel environnement de SIG. Il supporte les formats de données géospatiales les plus populaires, incluant plusieurs normes de services Web de l'OGC.

MapServer offre MapScript, un environnement de scriptage disponible pour PHP, Python, Perl, C#, Java, et autres. MapScript permet le développement facile et rapide d'applications Web géospatiales avancées.

==Image Processing and GIS - OSSIM==
Traduction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version anglaise'''

Open Source Software Image Map (OSSIM) is a high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, geographical information systems and photogrammetry. It has been actively developed since 1996.

Designed as a series of high performance software libraries, it is written in C++ employing the latest techniques in object-oriented software design. Many command line utilities, GUI applications, and integrated systems have been implemented - several of which are included with the software distribution.

'''Version française'''

OSSIM (Open Source Software Image Map) est une application à hautes performances dédiée à l'analyse d'images (télédétection), les systèmes d'informations géographiques et la photogrammétrie, dont le développement est actif (''ou continu, au choix'') depuis 1996.

Il s'agit en fait d'une collection de librairies logicielles hautement optimisées, écrites en C++ en utilisant les techniques les plus modernes du développement orienté objet. De nombreux utilitaires en lignes de commande et GUI ont été créés, et plusieurs sont disponibles dans la distribution.

==Image Processing and GIS - GRASS==
Traduction par Cécile I

'''Version anglaise'''

GRASS (the Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is a vector and raster GIS, image processing system, graphics production system, and spatial modeling system. It contains many modules for raster and vector data manipulation, rendering images on the monitor or paper, multispectral image geocoding and processing, and attribute management.

It is capable of 2D raster analysis and 3D voxel management (volumes), has SQL-based DBMS support and is interoperable with a standard raster and vector formats.

'''Version française'''

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - GDAL/OGR==
Traduction par Daniel M

'''Version anglaise'''

Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL/OGR) is a cross platform C++ translator library for raster and vector geospatial data formats. As a library, it presents a single abstract data model to the calling application for all supported formats. It also comes with a variety of useful commandline utilities for data translation and processing. GDAL supports over 50 raster formats, and OGR over 20 vector formats. Library access is also available from Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 and Perl.

'''Version française'''

La "Geospatial Data Abstraction Libary" (GDAL/OGR) est une bibliothèque multi-plateformes en langage C++ de traduction de données géospatiales vectorielles et matricielles. La bibliothèque présente aux applications y faisant appel un seul modèle d'abstraction de données applicable à tous les formats de données supportés. GDAL/OGR inclut aussi une variété d'utilitaires pour la traduction et la manipulation de données géospatiales. GDAL supporte plus de 50 formats d'imagerie et OGR plus de 20 formats vectoriels. Des interfaces de programmation GDAL/OGR sont aussi disponibles pour Python, Java, C#, Ruby, VB6 et Perl.

==Programming Interfaces - APIs - Geotools==
Traduction par Sylvain T.

'''Version anglaise'''

GeoTools is a Java GIS toolkit providing implementations of many Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications. GeoTools is also associated with the GeoAPI project that creates geospatial, Java interfaces.

GeoTools code is built using the latest Java tools and environments. Its modular architecture allows extra functionality to be easily incorporated. GeoTools code is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

'''Version française'''

GeoTools est un kit de développement en Java dédié aux SIG qui implémente de nombreuses spécifications de l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC). GeoTools est assossié au projet GeoAPI qui à pour but de créer des interfaces géographiques en Java.

GeoTools est développé avec les environnements et les outils Java les plus récents. Son architecture modulaire permet l'intégration aisée de nouvelles fonctionnalités. Le code source de GeoTools est publié sous license GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).

== Et les nouveaux ... ==

==GeoNetwork Open Source==
Rédaction par

'''Version française'''

==Web Mapping Clients - OpenLayers==
Rédaction par François Van Der Biest

'''Version française'''

OpenLayers est une pure librairie JavaScript dédiée à l'affichage et la saisie de données cartographiques, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers permet d'afficher des fonds cartographiques tuilés ainsi que des marqueurs provenant d'une grande variété de sources de données. OpenLayers est un logiciel libre, publié sous licence BSD.

==Image Processing and GIS - Quantum GIS==
Rédaction par Yves J

'''Version anglaise'''

Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a user friendly Open Source Geographic Information System (GIS) that runs on Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, and Windows. QGIS supports vector, raster, and database formats. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General Public License. QGIS lets you browse and create map data on your computer. It supports many common spatial data formats (e.g. ESRI ShapeFile, geotiff). QGIS supports plugins to do things like display tracks from your GPS. QGIS is Open Source software and its free of cost (download here). We welcome contributions from our user community in the form of code contributions, bug fixes, bug reports, contributed documentation, advocacy and supporting other users on our mailing lists and forums. Financial contributions are also welcome.

'''Version française'''
Quantum GIS (QGIS) est une application SIG libre et intuitive qui fonctionne sous Linux, Unix, Mac OSX et Windows. QGIS supporte les formats vetoriels, rasteurs et de bases de données. Ses caractéristiques principales sont la gestion des tables spatiales PostGIS, des formats shapefiles, couvertures ArcInfo, Mapinfo, et divers autres supportés par OGR, de raster dans un grand nombre de formats, l’identification des objets graphiques ainsi que leur sélection et leurs étiquettes, l’affichage des tables attributaires et la numérisation, ... QGIS a la possibilité d’utiliser la puissance de GRASS dans son interface, devenant ainsi une interface graphique intuitive pour celui-ci. QGIS support également le standard WMS de l’OGC.

==Image Processing and GIS - FDO ==
Rédaction par Gwenael

'''Version française'''
A venir :-)

Geoevenement2007 fr

2007-03-07T18:58:50Z

Oertz: /* Résumé */

[[Francophone|Retour]]
=Préparation du salon GéoÉvénement 2007=

==L'importance d'une représentation francophone de l'OSGeo (conférence)==
* '''Auteurs :''' Gwenael Bachelot et Yves Jacolin
* '''Objectif :''' présenter l’OSGeo, fondation récente (1 an) dont l’objectif est de soutenir la géomatique libre en fédérant les géomaticiens et les projets. Plus précisément, il faut s’attacher à ces questions : pourquoi une représentation francophone, ce que ça peut apporter, comment s’y prend-on etc.

===Résumé===
L’OSGeo (Open Source GeoSpatial Foundation) est une jeune fondation, créée en février 2006. L’objectif qu’elle s’est fixé est de soutenir la géomatique libre. Cet objectif se décline en plusieurs missions : soutien aux projets de logiciels en géomatique libre qu’elle héberge et fédère, soutien aux démarches visant à développer la géomatique libre (données libres, ...), support et démonstration de logiciels libres, ...

De plus l’OSGeo tente de mettre en place un réseau internationnal à travers des représentations locales (”Local chapter”), chacune étant basée sur une langue commune. Il existe à ce jour une représentation en Chine, en Inde, au Japon, et à Ottawa. D’autres représentations sont en cours de formation au Brésil, en Allemagne, en Italie et en Australie. Ainsi, une représentation francophone tente de se mettre en place depuis quelques mois. Une première étape a été de réunir toutes les personnes intéressées pour contribuer à cette représentation, puis des missions particulières ont été proposées.

Au delà de ces missions, on peut se poser la question de ce que peut apporter cette représentation, pourquoi elle doit s’adapter aux particularismes locaux et comment. Comment mettre en place une structure de ce type, pourquoi et comment y contribuer ? Cette présentation s’attachera à présenter l’importance de cette représentation francophone de l’OsGeo.
== Éléments de comparaison de logiciels SIG open source ==
* '''Auteurs :''' Olivier Ertz, Erwan Bocher, Nicolas Ribot et Yves Jacolin
===Résumé===
De nombreux logiciels open source permettent aujourd'hui de manipuler des données spatiales. Il n'est pas toujours facile de comparer toutes les solutions existantes : certaines sont à l'état de développement, d'autres commencent à devenir mature. Voici quelques éléments de comparaison pour les trois principaux logiciels en géomatique libre : uDIG, gvSIG et QGIS/GRASS.

Proposition (Erwan Bocher)

De nombreux logiciels libres permettent aujourd'hui de visualiser et de manipuler des données géographiques. Plus de 331 projets sont aujourd'hui recensés sur l'annuaire l'annuaire FreeGIS [1]. Certes si ce foisonnement est un marqueur fort du dynamisme et de la place du Libre dans nos sociétés, en revanche il constitue aussi un frein majeur notamment lorsqu'il s'agit d'effectuer un choix de solution(s). En effet, tous ces projets se situent à des degrés de maturité très variables : projet mature, à l'état de développement, projet au ralentit, projet suspendu... Ces situations sont d'autant plus disparates que la lisibilité des projets est difficile. Pour l'utilisateur ou le décideur se posent alors de nombreuses questions :

* Quels sont les formats de donnée acceptés ?
* Est-il possible d'utiliser les standards de l’OGC tel que le GML ?

* Quelles sont les possibilités d'analyse, de traitement des données ?

* L’interface graphique est-elle accessible?
* Le projet est-il bien documenté ?
* Le logiciel peut-il être pris en main rapidement ?

* Le logiciel est-il évolutif ?
* Peut-on lui greffer de nouveaux outils sans trop de complexité ?

* Les objectifs du projet sont-ils transparents ?
* Le projet est-il porté par un organisme et/ou une société et/ou une communauté
* Peut-on avoir une vue sur les prochains développements ?
* Existe t-il une communauté d’utilisateurs ?
* Est-elle intégrée au développement de l’outil ?

[1]http://www.freegis.org

== Stand OSGeo ==
=== Mise en place ===
Un stand sur l'OSGeo a été proposé sous réserve qu'il y en ait la possiblité. Une demande oficielle a donc été faite au [[Promotion_and_Visibility_Committee|VisCom]], et une page a été crée à cet effet : [[GeoEvenement2007]].
=== Document utile ===
Une [[fr_osgeo_faq|F.A.Q.]] sera écrite pour répondre aux questions les plus fréquemment posée (ou susceptible de l'être).

Geoevenement2007 fr

2007-03-07T18:42:15Z

Oertz: /* Résumé */

[[Francophone|Retour]]
=Préparation du salon GéoÉvénement 2007=

==L'importance d'une représentation francophone de l'OSGeo (conférence)==
* '''Auteurs :''' Gwenael Bachelot et Yves Jacolin
* '''Objectif :''' présenter l’OSGeo, fondation récente (1 an) dont l’objectif est de soutenir la géomatique libre en fédérant les géomaticiens et les projets. Plus précisément, il faut s’attacher à ces questions : pourquoi une représentation francophone, ce que ça peut apporter, comment s’y prend-on etc.

===Résumé===
L’OSGeo (Open Source GeoSpatial Foundation) est une jeune fondation, créée en février 2006. L’objectif qu’elle s’est fixé est de soutenir la géomatique libre. Cet objectif se décline en plusieurs missions : soutien aux projets de logiciels en géomatique libre qu’elle héberge et fédère, soutien aux démarches visant à développer la géomatique libre (données libres, ...), support et démonstration de logiciels libres, ...

De plus l’OSGeo tente de mettre en place un réseau internationnal à travers des représentations locales (”Local chapter”), chacune étant basée sur une langue commune. Il existe à ce jour une représentation en Chine, en Inde, au Japon, et à Ottawa. D’autres représentations sont en cours de formation au Brésil, en Allemagne, en Italie et en Australie. Ainsi, une représentation francophone tente de se mettre en place depuis quelques mois. Une première étape a été de réunir toutes les personnes intéressées pour contribuer à cette représentation, puis des missions particulières ont été proposées.

Au delà de ces missions, on peut se poser la question de ce que peut apporter cette représentation, pourquoi elle doit s’adapter aux particularismes locaux et comment. Comment mettre en place une structure de ce type, pourquoi et comment y contribuer ? Cette présentation s’attachera à présenter l’importance de cette représentation francophone de l’OsGeo.
== Éléments de comparaison de logiciels SIG open source ==
* '''Auteurs :''' Olivier Ertz, Erwan Bocher, Nicolas Ribot et Yves Jacolin
===Résumé===
De nombreux logiciels open source permettent aujourd'hui de manipuler des données spatiales. Il n'est pas toujours facile de comparer toutes les solutions existantes : certaines sont à l'état de développement, d'autres commencent à devenir mature. Voici quelques éléments de comparaison pour les trois principaux logiciels en géomatique libre : uDIG, gvSIG et QGIS/GRASS.

Proposition (Erwan Bocher)

De nombreux logiciels libres permettent aujourd'hui de visualiser et de manipuler des données géographiques. Plus de 331 projets sont aujourd'hui recensés sur l'annuaire l'annuaire FreeGIS [1]. Certes si ce foisonnement est un marqueur fort du dynamisme et de la place du Libre dans nos sociétés, en revanche il constitue aussi un frein majeur notamment lorsqu'il s'agit d'effectuer un choix de solution(s). En effet, tous ces projets se situent à des degrés de maturité très variables : projet mature, à l'état de développement, projet au ralentit, projet suspendu... Ces situations sont d'autant plus disparates que la lisibilité des projets est difficile. Pour l'utilisateur ou le décideur se posent alors de nombreuses questions :

Quels sont les formats de donnée acceptés ?
Est-il possible d'utiliser les standards de l’OGC tel que le GML ?

Quelles sont les possibilités d'analyse, de traitement des données ?

L’interface graphique est-elle accessible?
Le logiciel peut-il être pris en main rapidement ?

Le logiciel est-il évolutif ?
Peut-on lui greffer de nouveaux outils sans trop de complexité ?

Le projet est-il bien documenté ?

Les objectifs du projet sont-ils transparents ?
Peut-on avoir une vue sur les prochains développements ?

Existe t-il une communauté d’utilisateurs ?
Est-elle intégrée au développement de l’outil ?

[1]http://www.freegis.org

== Stand OSGeo ==
=== Mise en place ===
Un stand sur l'OSGeo a été proposé sous réserve qu'il y en ait la possiblité. Une demande oficielle a donc été faite au [[Promotion_and_Visibility_Committee|VisCom]], et une page a été crée à cet effet : [[GeoEvenement2007]].
=== Document utile ===
Une [[fr_osgeo_faq|F.A.Q.]] sera écrite pour répondre aux questions les plus fréquemment posée (ou susceptible de l'être).

FOSS4G2007 Workshops

2007-03-06T17:35:05Z

Oertz: /* Feedback from Past Conferences (things to note) */

Back to [[FOSS4G2007]]...

== Information on workshop submissions ==
[[FOSS4G2007_Workshop_Submissions]]

== FOSS4G Workshop Committee Members ==
* [[User:Racicot | Aaron Racicot]]
* [[User:Dpatton | Dave Patton (chair)]]
* [[User:percyd | David Percy]]
* [[User:Jasonbirch | Jason Birch]]
* [[User:Jmckenna | Jeff McKenna]]
* [[User:jive | Jody Garnett ]]
* [[User:Oertz | Olivier Ertz]]
* [[User:Pnaciona | Perry Nacionales]]

== Next Committee Meeting ==
* date: 2007/03/06 
* time: [http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?year=2007&month=3&day=6&hour=19&min=0&sec=0 11:00AM PST] 
* IRC Channel: #foss4g2007 on irc.freenode.net (or via Web: http://irc.telascience.org/cgi-bin/irc.cgi)
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Process for reviewing the workshop submissions
## How to do the review process
### private vs public
### who will be involved in the review
### collaboration methods (e.g. IRC, mailing list)
### [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/User_talk:Dpatton A possible approach for the Workshop Committee to use when reviewing the workshop submissions]
## Plans for dealing with 'late submissions'
### will submissions not already received be considered for the review?
### workshop submissions for key topics that aren't covered ("filling in the holes")
## Dates
### deadline for finishing review process is March 20th (due to organizing committee meeting March 22nd)
### if clarification of a workshop submission's details is needed, how long to wait for a response - March 11th?
### timetable for review process
#### March 6 - March 11:
##### committee members review submissions
##### discussion amongst committee members about submissions
##### committee members assign 'scores'
#### March 12: 'scores' are tabulated
#### March 13:
##### committee meets to review/adjust 'ranked lists'
##### 'ranked lists' of the workshop submissions are made available to the public (e.g. locked wiki page)
#### March 14 - March 19: public can use mailing lists and IRC to comment on 'ranked lists'
#### March 20:
##### committee meets to review/adjust 'ranked lists'
##### committee forwards final 'ranked lists' to the conference organizing committee
## Results of review process
### separate recommendations for half-day vs 90-minute workshops?
### what does the review produce:
###* two lists - recommended & not recommended?
###* an explanation for each submission that wasn't recommended?
###* one list, with a 'ranking' or 'score' for each submission?
# Workshop review criteria
## Decisions
### workshop committee to make recommendations
### final decisions made by conference organizing committee
## Objective criteria
### does the submission clearly not fall within the conference mandate
### can submission's technical requirements be met by the conference facilities?
### has the same workshop been presented at prior FOSS4G conferences? (this could be a plus or a minus)
## Subjective criteria
### expected level of interest in the workshop topic
### expertise of the workshop presenter in the workshop subject matter
### ability of the workshop presenter to present a 'good' workshop
### is there 'too much' overlap between multiple submissions
### geographical representation
### the "free" debate

== Previous Committee Meetings ==
=== 2007/03/02 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-03-02.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** action: dave to phone Paul re making workshop selection process public, and deadline for finishing workshop submission review process
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Committee membership
## invite David Percy to the committee
## status of Olivier?
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Review goals for number of workshops
## For "Workshops Day" (Monday September 24)
## Concurrent with presentations (Tuesday PM, Wednesday AM/PM, Thursday AM)
# Workshop Submissions - process summary
## have there been any comments on, or issues with, the submission process?
## are we aware of any submissions that are 'in the works', but which haven't been received?
## clarify "workshop" vs "lab" (e.g. half-day vs 90-minutes? Monday vs Tuesday-Thursday?)
## should 'workshops' that have no requirements for computers be considered "presentations"?
## Current status (as of 1:00PM Friday, 30 minutes before this meeting: total of 45 submissions)
### Number of submissions for half-day workshops = 28 (Beginner=9, Intermediate=2, Advanced=5, Developer=12)
### Number of submissions for 90-minute workshops = 17 (Beginner=7, Advanced=3, Developer=7)
### Number of half-day submissions that indicated they could be shortened to 90 minutes = 2
### Number of 90-minute submissions that indicated no need for computers = 5
### Technical Requirements:
#### Provided Windows XP workstations = 21
#### Multiple options, or ambiguous = 8
#### Participants bring their own Laptop = 5
#### Provided Linux VMWare machine = 5
#### Instructor-provided LiveCD = 4
#### None = 2
# Workshop selection process
## How to do the selection process - who, collaboration methods, etc.
## Plans re "filling in the holes" - how to get workshop submissions for key topics that aren't covered so far
## Dates
### Confirm current submission deadline(March 2), or select new deadline
### deadline for finishing review process
# Workshop selection criteria
## Decisions
### workshop committee to make recommendations
### final decisions made by conference organizing committee
## Objective criteria
### can submission's technical requirements be met by the conference facilities?
## Subjective criteria
### expected level of interest in the workshop topic
### expertise of the workshop presenter in the workshop subject matter
### ability of the workshop presenter to present a 'good' workshop

=== 2007/02/23 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-02-23.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** action: dave - send out reminder later today about next week's meeting
** DONE: Dave to email Frank a reminder announcement for the workshop submission deadline
** action: dave to start wiki page re guidelines for workshops
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Set date/time for next meeting
# review Action Items from 2007/02/09 meeting:
## ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
## OBSOLETE: Dave: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
## ACTION: Jason to follow up with Jody
## ACTION: Dave to start developing the list of local print shops
## DONE: Dave to make agenda for next meeting
# review committee membership
## Jeff McKenna resigned from the committee due to work commitments, but will hopefully be able to help 'later on'
## Olivier Ertz hasn't been on IRC for about 3 weeks - anyone know his status?
## do we need more committee members?
## nominate and confirm new committee chair
# video of conference - confirm that this has been ruled out?
# Workshops
## Status of workshop submissions
## workshop materials
### who pays, and for what
### guidelines for workshop presenters:
#### make a guideline based on the "top 5/10 rated workshops" from the prior conference( s )?
#### guidelines for what? Format of workshop handouts? Size/length of handouts? Type of presentation?
#### when accepting workshops, provide the presenters with the guidelines
#### where/when to indicate to workshop presenters (or for workshop proposals?) to check with project steering committees?
# New Business
## estimated maximum bandwidth demand for a single workshop
## review of workshop evaluations from FOSS4G2007

=== 2007/02/09 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-02-09.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
** ACTION: Dave: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
** ACTION: Jason to follow up with Jody
** ACTION: Dave to start developing the list of local print shops
** ACTION: Dave to make agenda for next meeting
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Old Business
## review Action Items from 2007/02/02 meeting:
### DONE: Jason: send meeting reminders 1 day and 1 hour before meetings
### ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
### DONE: Jason: send out message to re-review the call and requirements by noon tomorrow PST
### ACTION: Dave: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
### DONE: Dave: email Lorenzo re attending next week's meeting to discuss use of LiveCD
### DONE: Dave: review action items from earlier in the meeting
### DONE: Dave: prepare agenda for next week's meeting
## Status of help from Jody
## need a way to track the submissions like last year's INDICO system
## possibility of some sort of "facility" at the conference where workshop presenters can arrive and get help (financially and technically) getting copies, CD's, etc
## video of conference - is there an 'external resource' that could be used to manage this?
## Ominiverdi LiveCD: [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000017.html mailing list email from Lorenzo]
# New Business
## nominate and confirm new committee chair
## review committee membership
## Status of workshop call, announcements, and feedback so far
## Policies & Procedures for workshop materials:
### who pays for workshop materials
### financial support by conference for workshop materials preparation
### guidelines for workshop materials (format, length, etc)
## Guidelines for types of workshop: from #osgeo, 2007/02/06 <pre>12:54:38 jgarnett: aside: #geoserver meeting trying to come up with workshop topics 12:54:59 jgarnett: how "advanced" should workshops go?</pre>
## Specs for rental computers
## Other New Business

=== 2007/02/02 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-02-02.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** ACTION: Jason: send meeting reminders 1 day and 1 hour before meetings
** ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
** ACTION: Jason: send out message to re-review the call and requirements by noon tomorrow PST
** ACTION: -----: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
** ACTION: Dave: email Lorenzo re attending next week's meeting to discuss use of LiveCD
** ACTION: Dave: review action items from earlier in the meeting
** ACTION: Dave: prepare agenda for next week's meeting
* Agenda:
# Select Meeting chair
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Old Business (based on [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-01-26.log Log from 2007/01/26 meeting])
## Jason: did you get in contact with Jody (jgarnett)?
## who will send out meeting reminders, and when
## Aaron: did you get in contact with David Percy?
## do we have a "set of questions/needs for the full committee to answer"?
## theme rooms, and creating tracks after workshop submissions received
## in 2006, workshops were 3.5 hours, including 30 minute break
## What about podcast/video of the workshops and presentations
## workshop details needed before call for abstracts (room sizes, number of machines, etc.)
## need a way to track the submissions like last year's INDICO system
## Olivier: did you contact the 2006 local committee re setting up an instance of INDICO for use for 2007 (for workshop submission tracking)?
## possibilities re adding more workshop time at the start/end of the conference?
# New Business
## for any "to do" items that come up in meetings, use "ACTION: name" on IRC to flag who is to take care of that item
## review Call For Workshops Content:
### [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_Workshops#Hyperbole Hyperbole]
### [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_Workshops#Submission_Requirements Submission Requirements]
## Ominiverdi LiveCD: [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000017.html mailing list email from Lorenzo]
## date when call for workshops will be ready for announcement
## rooms for workshops - establish minimum allocations [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000019.html Workshop Rooms]
## computer resources - current availability, and desired target [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000022.html Computers]

=== 2007/01/26 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-01-26.log IRC Log]
* Agenda: There was no set agenda

== Workshops Notes ==

=== Workshop Duration and Scheduling ===

http://www.foss4g2007.org/program_overview.html

=== Hardware ===

* 40 computers in the rental budget
* another 20 slated as loaners from Nanaimo
* other options? (bring-your-own etc.)

=== Room Availability ===
?

=== Software Installation ===
* LiveCD for Linux
* MS4W installer for Windows
* other?
* attendees come with laptops and software installed?

=== Other ===
* local person to deal with venue's tech staff?

=== Questions for Organising Committee ===
* Number and dimension of rooms, tables (how many PCs /people can we fit in a room)

=== Feedback from Past Conferences (things to note) ===
* overcrowded workshops are bad
* registrants could possibly list their "top 4" workshop selections
* LiveCD for linux workshops very successful
* grouping workshops by room "theme" successful (MapServer room, GRASS room, ...)
* foss4g2006 workshops wiki : http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Foss4g2006_wks
* foss4g2006 workshops rooms : http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2006#Rooms
* foss4g2006 number of attendees per workshop : http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf

FOSS4G2007 Workshops

2007-03-06T17:34:33Z

Oertz: /* Feedback from Past Conferences (things to note) */

Back to [[FOSS4G2007]]...

== Information on workshop submissions ==
[[FOSS4G2007_Workshop_Submissions]]

== FOSS4G Workshop Committee Members ==
* [[User:Racicot | Aaron Racicot]]
* [[User:Dpatton | Dave Patton (chair)]]
* [[User:percyd | David Percy]]
* [[User:Jasonbirch | Jason Birch]]
* [[User:Jmckenna | Jeff McKenna]]
* [[User:jive | Jody Garnett ]]
* [[User:Oertz | Olivier Ertz]]
* [[User:Pnaciona | Perry Nacionales]]

== Next Committee Meeting ==
* date: 2007/03/06 
* time: [http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?year=2007&month=3&day=6&hour=19&min=0&sec=0 11:00AM PST] 
* IRC Channel: #foss4g2007 on irc.freenode.net (or via Web: http://irc.telascience.org/cgi-bin/irc.cgi)
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Process for reviewing the workshop submissions
## How to do the review process
### private vs public
### who will be involved in the review
### collaboration methods (e.g. IRC, mailing list)
### [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/User_talk:Dpatton A possible approach for the Workshop Committee to use when reviewing the workshop submissions]
## Plans for dealing with 'late submissions'
### will submissions not already received be considered for the review?
### workshop submissions for key topics that aren't covered ("filling in the holes")
## Dates
### deadline for finishing review process is March 20th (due to organizing committee meeting March 22nd)
### if clarification of a workshop submission's details is needed, how long to wait for a response - March 11th?
### timetable for review process
#### March 6 - March 11:
##### committee members review submissions
##### discussion amongst committee members about submissions
##### committee members assign 'scores'
#### March 12: 'scores' are tabulated
#### March 13:
##### committee meets to review/adjust 'ranked lists'
##### 'ranked lists' of the workshop submissions are made available to the public (e.g. locked wiki page)
#### March 14 - March 19: public can use mailing lists and IRC to comment on 'ranked lists'
#### March 20:
##### committee meets to review/adjust 'ranked lists'
##### committee forwards final 'ranked lists' to the conference organizing committee
## Results of review process
### separate recommendations for half-day vs 90-minute workshops?
### what does the review produce:
###* two lists - recommended & not recommended?
###* an explanation for each submission that wasn't recommended?
###* one list, with a 'ranking' or 'score' for each submission?
# Workshop review criteria
## Decisions
### workshop committee to make recommendations
### final decisions made by conference organizing committee
## Objective criteria
### does the submission clearly not fall within the conference mandate
### can submission's technical requirements be met by the conference facilities?
### has the same workshop been presented at prior FOSS4G conferences? (this could be a plus or a minus)
## Subjective criteria
### expected level of interest in the workshop topic
### expertise of the workshop presenter in the workshop subject matter
### ability of the workshop presenter to present a 'good' workshop
### is there 'too much' overlap between multiple submissions
### geographical representation
### the "free" debate

== Previous Committee Meetings ==
=== 2007/03/02 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-03-02.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** action: dave to phone Paul re making workshop selection process public, and deadline for finishing workshop submission review process
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Committee membership
## invite David Percy to the committee
## status of Olivier?
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Review goals for number of workshops
## For "Workshops Day" (Monday September 24)
## Concurrent with presentations (Tuesday PM, Wednesday AM/PM, Thursday AM)
# Workshop Submissions - process summary
## have there been any comments on, or issues with, the submission process?
## are we aware of any submissions that are 'in the works', but which haven't been received?
## clarify "workshop" vs "lab" (e.g. half-day vs 90-minutes? Monday vs Tuesday-Thursday?)
## should 'workshops' that have no requirements for computers be considered "presentations"?
## Current status (as of 1:00PM Friday, 30 minutes before this meeting: total of 45 submissions)
### Number of submissions for half-day workshops = 28 (Beginner=9, Intermediate=2, Advanced=5, Developer=12)
### Number of submissions for 90-minute workshops = 17 (Beginner=7, Advanced=3, Developer=7)
### Number of half-day submissions that indicated they could be shortened to 90 minutes = 2
### Number of 90-minute submissions that indicated no need for computers = 5
### Technical Requirements:
#### Provided Windows XP workstations = 21
#### Multiple options, or ambiguous = 8
#### Participants bring their own Laptop = 5
#### Provided Linux VMWare machine = 5
#### Instructor-provided LiveCD = 4
#### None = 2
# Workshop selection process
## How to do the selection process - who, collaboration methods, etc.
## Plans re "filling in the holes" - how to get workshop submissions for key topics that aren't covered so far
## Dates
### Confirm current submission deadline(March 2), or select new deadline
### deadline for finishing review process
# Workshop selection criteria
## Decisions
### workshop committee to make recommendations
### final decisions made by conference organizing committee
## Objective criteria
### can submission's technical requirements be met by the conference facilities?
## Subjective criteria
### expected level of interest in the workshop topic
### expertise of the workshop presenter in the workshop subject matter
### ability of the workshop presenter to present a 'good' workshop

=== 2007/02/23 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-02-23.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** action: dave - send out reminder later today about next week's meeting
** DONE: Dave to email Frank a reminder announcement for the workshop submission deadline
** action: dave to start wiki page re guidelines for workshops
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Set date/time for next meeting
# review Action Items from 2007/02/09 meeting:
## ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
## OBSOLETE: Dave: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
## ACTION: Jason to follow up with Jody
## ACTION: Dave to start developing the list of local print shops
## DONE: Dave to make agenda for next meeting
# review committee membership
## Jeff McKenna resigned from the committee due to work commitments, but will hopefully be able to help 'later on'
## Olivier Ertz hasn't been on IRC for about 3 weeks - anyone know his status?
## do we need more committee members?
## nominate and confirm new committee chair
# video of conference - confirm that this has been ruled out?
# Workshops
## Status of workshop submissions
## workshop materials
### who pays, and for what
### guidelines for workshop presenters:
#### make a guideline based on the "top 5/10 rated workshops" from the prior conference( s )?
#### guidelines for what? Format of workshop handouts? Size/length of handouts? Type of presentation?
#### when accepting workshops, provide the presenters with the guidelines
#### where/when to indicate to workshop presenters (or for workshop proposals?) to check with project steering committees?
# New Business
## estimated maximum bandwidth demand for a single workshop
## review of workshop evaluations from FOSS4G2007

=== 2007/02/09 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-02-09.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
** ACTION: Dave: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
** ACTION: Jason to follow up with Jody
** ACTION: Dave to start developing the list of local print shops
** ACTION: Dave to make agenda for next meeting
* Agenda:
# Select chair for this meeting
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Old Business
## review Action Items from 2007/02/02 meeting:
### DONE: Jason: send meeting reminders 1 day and 1 hour before meetings
### ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
### DONE: Jason: send out message to re-review the call and requirements by noon tomorrow PST
### ACTION: Dave: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
### DONE: Dave: email Lorenzo re attending next week's meeting to discuss use of LiveCD
### DONE: Dave: review action items from earlier in the meeting
### DONE: Dave: prepare agenda for next week's meeting
## Status of help from Jody
## need a way to track the submissions like last year's INDICO system
## possibility of some sort of "facility" at the conference where workshop presenters can arrive and get help (financially and technically) getting copies, CD's, etc
## video of conference - is there an 'external resource' that could be used to manage this?
## Ominiverdi LiveCD: [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000017.html mailing list email from Lorenzo]
# New Business
## nominate and confirm new committee chair
## review committee membership
## Status of workshop call, announcements, and feedback so far
## Policies & Procedures for workshop materials:
### who pays for workshop materials
### financial support by conference for workshop materials preparation
### guidelines for workshop materials (format, length, etc)
## Guidelines for types of workshop: from #osgeo, 2007/02/06 <pre>12:54:38 jgarnett: aside: #geoserver meeting trying to come up with workshop topics 12:54:59 jgarnett: how "advanced" should workshops go?</pre>
## Specs for rental computers
## Other New Business

=== 2007/02/02 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-02-02.log IRC Log]
* Action Items arising from meeting:
** ACTION: Jason: send meeting reminders 1 day and 1 hour before meetings
** ACTION: Aaron: talk to David Percy before next meeting
** ACTION: Jason: send out message to re-review the call and requirements by noon tomorrow PST
** ACTION: -----: need to find out from Olivier re use of INDICO
** ACTION: Dave: email Lorenzo re attending next week's meeting to discuss use of LiveCD
** ACTION: Dave: review action items from earlier in the meeting
** ACTION: Dave: prepare agenda for next week's meeting
* Agenda:
# Select Meeting chair
# Set date/time for next meeting
# Old Business (based on [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-01-26.log Log from 2007/01/26 meeting])
## Jason: did you get in contact with Jody (jgarnett)?
## who will send out meeting reminders, and when
## Aaron: did you get in contact with David Percy?
## do we have a "set of questions/needs for the full committee to answer"?
## theme rooms, and creating tracks after workshop submissions received
## in 2006, workshops were 3.5 hours, including 30 minute break
## What about podcast/video of the workshops and presentations
## workshop details needed before call for abstracts (room sizes, number of machines, etc.)
## need a way to track the submissions like last year's INDICO system
## Olivier: did you contact the 2006 local committee re setting up an instance of INDICO for use for 2007 (for workshop submission tracking)?
## possibilities re adding more workshop time at the start/end of the conference?
# New Business
## for any "to do" items that come up in meetings, use "ACTION: name" on IRC to flag who is to take care of that item
## review Call For Workshops Content:
### [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_Workshops#Hyperbole Hyperbole]
### [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_Workshops#Submission_Requirements Submission Requirements]
## Ominiverdi LiveCD: [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000017.html mailing list email from Lorenzo]
## date when call for workshops will be ready for announcement
## rooms for workshops - establish minimum allocations [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000019.html Workshop Rooms]
## computer resources - current availability, and desired target [http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/foss4g2007-workshops/2007-January/000022.html Computers]

=== 2007/01/26 ===
* [http://logs.qgis.org/foss4g2007/%23foss4g2007.2007-01-26.log IRC Log]
* Agenda: There was no set agenda

== Workshops Notes ==

=== Workshop Duration and Scheduling ===

http://www.foss4g2007.org/program_overview.html

=== Hardware ===

* 40 computers in the rental budget
* another 20 slated as loaners from Nanaimo
* other options? (bring-your-own etc.)

=== Room Availability ===
?

=== Software Installation ===
* LiveCD for Linux
* MS4W installer for Windows
* other?
* attendees come with laptops and software installed?

=== Other ===
* local person to deal with venue's tech staff?

=== Questions for Organising Committee ===
* Number and dimension of rooms, tables (how many PCs /people can we fit in a room)

=== Feedback from Past Conferences (things to note) ===
* overcrowded workshops are bad
* registrants could possibly list their "top 4" workshop selections
* LiveCD for linux workshops very successful
* grouping workshops by room "theme" successful (MapServer room, GRASS room, ...)
* foss4g2006 wiki : http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Foss4g2006_wks
* foss4g2006 workshop rooms : http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2006#Rooms
* foss4g2006 number of attendees per workshop : http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf

FOSS4G2007 Workshops

2007-01-26T22:43:48Z

Oertz: /* Committee Members */

== FOSS4G 2007 Workshops ==

=== Committee Members ===

* Jeff McKenna (chair)
* Jason Birch
* Aaron Racicot
* Olivier Ertz

=== First Meeting ===

* date: 01/26/07 
* time: [http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?year=2007&month=1&day=26&hour=21&min=0&sec=0 1PM PST] 
* IRC Channel: #foss4g2007 on irc.freenode.net (or http://irc.telascience.org/cgi-bin/irc.cgi) 

------

=== Workshop Duration and Scheduling ===

http://www.foss4g2007.org/program_overview.html

=== Hardware ===

* 40 computers in the rental budget
* another 20 slated as loaners from Nanaimo
* other options? (bring-your-own etc.)

=== Room Availability ===

?

=== Call for Abstracts ===

* by when?
* interface for abstract submission? (something similar to FOSS4G2006's Indico?)

=== Software Installation ===
* LiveCD for Linux
* MS4W installer for Windows
* other?
* attendees come with laptops and software installed?

=== Other ===
* local person to deal with venue's tech staff?

=== Questions for Organising Committee ===

- Number and dimension of rooms, tables (how many PCs /people can we fit in a room)

=== Feedback from Past Conferences (things to note) ===

* overcrowded workshops are bad
* registrants could possibly list their "top 4" workshop selections
* LiveCD for linux workshops very successful
* grouping workshops by room "theme" successful (MapServer room, GRASS room, ...)

Francophone OSGeo Chapter

2006-12-08T07:17:49Z

Oertz: /* Personnes intéressées */

[[Local_Chapters|<< Back to the Local Chapters page]]

= Francophone OSGeo Chapter =

Ceci est un premier essai dans la communauté francophone pour se connaître.
Après cela, nous essayerons de construire un "local chapter" plus abouti.

A présent , vous pouvez vous enregistrer sur le mailing francophone de OSGeo en envoyant un mail vide a :
francophone-subscribe@mail.osgeo.org

[https://mail.osgeo.org/servlets/SummarizeList?listName=francophone Consulter les archives de la liste]

==Personnes intéressées==

Ajoutez vous à la liste, et laissez une adresse mail valide lors de votre inscription sur le wiki, pour que l'on puisse vous joindre :

# [[user:vdb|François Van Der Biest]] - (Paris, France) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:yjacolin|Yves Jacolin]] (Suresnes, France) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:fpouget|Frédéric Pouget]]
# [[user:Dmorissette|Daniel Morissette]] - (Chicoutimi, Québec)
# [[user:Laurent Jégou|Laurent Jégou]] - (Toulouse, France)
# [[user:Eve|Eve Rousseau]] - (Paris, France) -> inscrite sur la liste
# [[user:tbadard|Thierry Badard]] - (Québec, Qc, Canada) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:gwenael.bachelot@autodesk.com|Gwenael Bachelot]] - (Paris, France) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:ludovic-L|Ludovic Lestrat]] (Orléans, France)
# [[user:rldhont|René-Luc D'Hont]] - (Montpellier, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user:Fxp|François Prunayre]] - (Limoges, France)
# [[user:liofr|Huart lionel]] - (Valenciennes, France)
# [[user:djonglez|David Jonglez]] - (Chambéry, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste
# [[user:EmmanuelBelo|Emmanuel Belo]] - (Lausanne, Suisse)
# [[user:Damien|Damien Corpataux]] - (Lausanne, Suisse)
# [[user:asaintleger|Arnaud Saint Léger]] - (Chambéry, France)
# [[user:pgiraud|Pierre Giraud]] - (Chambéry, France)
# [[user:AlexSaunier|Alexandre Saunier]] - (Lausanne, Suisse)
# [[user:mcoudert|Mathieu Coudert]] - (Chambéry, France)
# [[user:makina|Vincent Picavet]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user:makina|Christophe Tuffery]] - (Paris, France)
# [[user:sidonie|Sidonie Christophe]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrite sur la liste
# [[user:JulienSam|Julien-Samuel Lacroix]] - (Chicoutimi, Québec)
# [[user:pa|Pierre-André Le Ny]] - (Paris, France)
# [[user:otravaglini|Olivier Travaglini]] - (Genève, Suisse)
# [[user:aleroux|Alexandre Leroux]] - (Montréal, Québec)
# [[user: MartinF| Martin Fafard]] - (Laval, Québec)
# [[user: kleinicolas| Nicolas KLEIN]] - (La Rochelle, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user: greg | Grégory BOURBON]] - (St Etienne, France)
# [[user: Robin | Robin PREST]] - (Laon, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user: Marie | Marie Silvestre]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrite sur la liste.
# [[user: trantor | Xavier Guipon]] - (Vanves, France)
# [[user: barns | Frédéric BARNAY]] - (Aix-en-Provence, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[User:ThGonon | Thierry GONON]] - (Lagnieu, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user: sylther | Sylvain Théry]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: jrom | Jérome Gasperi]] - (Toulouse, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: bonzini | Chris HERMANSEN]] - (Grenoble, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: Mainguenaud | Michel MAINGUENAUD]] - (Rouen, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: abouju | Alain Bouju]] (Université de La Rochelle, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: Mgaio | Mauro Gaio]] - (Pau, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: Jlesbegu | Julien Lesbegueries]] - (Pau, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: pierre.loustau | Pierre Loustau]] - (Pau, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: gt | Gilles Taladoire]] - (Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: touraivane | Touraïvane]] - (Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: hhalbout | Hervé Halbout]] - (Caen, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: jeansoulin | Robert Jeansoulin]] - (Marne-la-Vallée, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user:oertz | Olivier Ertz]] -> Inscrit sur la liste.

==Étapes==
Les différentes étapes de la formation du Local Chapter sont les suivantes (issue du [[Fr_localChapterGuideline|Local Chapter Guidelines]]):
# Auto-organisation : ici sur le wiki, connaître les personnes intéressées.
# Préparation d'une mission et des objectifs en indiquant la portée de la représentation planifiée (étendue géographique ou linguistique par exemple).
# Proposition d'une représentation officielle pour assurer la liaison avec le Bureau de l'OSGeo. Si accepté par le Bureau, le représentant deviendra un membre de l'OSGeo.
# Soumission d'une demande officielle de l'intérêt de former une représentation au Bureau de l'OSGeo, listant les membres initiaux, ses missions, sa représentation, sa forme légale (incorporé ?) et toutes informations supplémentaires.
# Considération de la proposition par le bureau de l'OSGeo d'une motion pour former la représentation, et désignant le membre de liaison.
=== Auto-organisation===
Un appel a été lancé sur plusieurs forums pour tenter de mettre en place une réflexion sur la mise en place de ce local chapter. Les personnes intéressées sont invitées à se rajouter dans la liste ci-dessus. Les forums/sites sur lesquelles l'appel a été diffusé sont listés ci-dessous :
* [http://georezo.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=45048 Géorézo]
* [http://linuxfr.org/2006/11/02/21563.html linuxfr]
* la liste Grass-fr
* la liste Cassini (GdR SIGMA/Cassini)
* la gazette des bases de données (liste du ex GdR BD3)
* la liste du GdR I3 (Bulletin I3)
* membres du Centre de Développement de la Géomatique (CDG, Québec)
* ...
Ce wiki a été mis en place suite à une première réflexion. Une liste à été créée pour réunir les discussions des différentes sites où l'appel a été diffusé.

===Missions===
Vous trouverez ici une traduction de la présentation de la fondation OSGeo ainsi que du document "Local Chapter Guidelines" : [[fr_OSGeo|Présentation de l'OSGeo en français]] et [[fr_localChapterGuideline|Présentation des Représentations nationales]].

Le local chapter francophone a pour ambition de réunir toutes personnes francophones intéressées par la géomatique libre pour fédérer les différents projets et mettre en oeuvre les missions définies ci-dessous. Cette liste est en cours d'élaboration et peut être modifiée.

Ajoutez à cette liste ce qui vous semble pertinent :

* Créer une représentation francophone de l'OSGEO et organiser des rencontres sur une base périodique, c'est-à-dire fournir un réseau de membres pour l'aide (support) et les opportunités de travail;
* Offrir aux utilisateurs francophones une porte d'entrée unifiée au monde de la géomatique libre ;
* Promouvoir le logiciel libre dans la communauté géomatique ;
* Promouvoir les données libres dans la communauté géomatique et chez les éditeurs (aide aux standards libres et accès aux données géospatiales dans la région) ;
* Diffuser de la documentation en français sur les logiciels libres (éducation, aide et développement de contenu d'e-learning dans les langues locales) ;
* Promouvoir les logiciels libres dans la formation initiale et continue ;
* Tester et faire démonstration des logiciels libres (développement d'applications prototypes pour démontrer les possibilités de l'Open Source géospatiale à des audiences locales ou régionales);
* Localisation et Internationalisation des logiciels
* Personnalisation et préparation de logiciels pour des besoins locaux et régionaux
* Promouvoir l'OSGeo et améliorer sa visibilité dans divers forums.
* Accompagner les utilisateurs dans leurs premiers pas sur les logiciels libres supportés par la fondation
* ...

==Meeting==

Quand la liste des participants se sera allongée, il sera temps de chercher une date et un lieu et/ou un moyen de communication (visio, ...) permettant l'interaction dans le cas où certains ne pourraient y être présents !

[[Category:Local Chapters]]

Francophone OSGeo Chapter

2006-12-08T07:17:08Z

Oertz: /* Personnes intéressées */

[[Local_Chapters|<< Back to the Local Chapters page]]

= Francophone OSGeo Chapter =

Ceci est un premier essai dans la communauté francophone pour se connaître.
Après cela, nous essayerons de construire un "local chapter" plus abouti.

A présent , vous pouvez vous enregistrer sur le mailing francophone de OSGeo en envoyant un mail vide a :
francophone-subscribe@mail.osgeo.org

[https://mail.osgeo.org/servlets/SummarizeList?listName=francophone Consulter les archives de la liste]

==Personnes intéressées==

Ajoutez vous à la liste, et laissez une adresse mail valide lors de votre inscription sur le wiki, pour que l'on puisse vous joindre :

# [[user:vdb|François Van Der Biest]] - (Paris, France) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:yjacolin|Yves Jacolin]] (Suresnes, France) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:fpouget|Frédéric Pouget]]
# [[user:Dmorissette|Daniel Morissette]] - (Chicoutimi, Québec)
# [[user:Laurent Jégou|Laurent Jégou]] - (Toulouse, France)
# [[user:Eve|Eve Rousseau]] - (Paris, France) -> inscrite sur la liste
# [[user:tbadard|Thierry Badard]] - (Québec, Qc, Canada) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:gwenael.bachelot@autodesk.com|Gwenael Bachelot]] - (Paris, France) -> inscrit à la liste
# [[user:ludovic-L|Ludovic Lestrat]] (Orléans, France)
# [[user:rldhont|René-Luc D'Hont]] - (Montpellier, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user:Fxp|François Prunayre]] - (Limoges, France)
# [[user:liofr|Huart lionel]] - (Valenciennes, France)
# [[user:djonglez|David Jonglez]] - (Chambéry, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste
# [[user:EmmanuelBelo|Emmanuel Belo]] - (Lausanne, Suisse)
# [[user:Damien|Damien Corpataux]] - (Lausanne, Suisse)
# [[user:asaintleger|Arnaud Saint Léger]] - (Chambéry, France)
# [[user:pgiraud|Pierre Giraud]] - (Chambéry, France)
# [[user:AlexSaunier|Alexandre Saunier]] - (Lausanne, Suisse)
# [[user:mcoudert|Mathieu Coudert]] - (Chambéry, France)
# [[user:makina|Vincent Picavet]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user:makina|Christophe Tuffery]] - (Paris, France)
# [[user:sidonie|Sidonie Christophe]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrite sur la liste
# [[user:JulienSam|Julien-Samuel Lacroix]] - (Chicoutimi, Québec)
# [[user:pa|Pierre-André Le Ny]] - (Paris, France)
# [[user:otravaglini|Olivier Travaglini]] - (Genève, Suisse)
# [[user:aleroux|Alexandre Leroux]] - (Montréal, Québec)
# [[user: MartinF| Martin Fafard]] - (Laval, Québec)
# [[user: kleinicolas| Nicolas KLEIN]] - (La Rochelle, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user: greg | Grégory BOURBON]] - (St Etienne, France)
# [[user: Robin | Robin PREST]] - (Laon, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user: Marie | Marie Silvestre]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrite sur la liste.
# [[user: trantor | Xavier Guipon]] - (Vanves, France)
# [[user: barns | Frédéric BARNAY]] - (Aix-en-Provence, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[User:ThGonon | Thierry GONON]] - (Lagnieu, France) -> inscrit sur la liste
# [[user: sylther | Sylvain Théry]] - (Paris, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: jrom | Jérome Gasperi]] - (Toulouse, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: bonzini | Chris HERMANSEN]] - (Grenoble, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: Mainguenaud | Michel MAINGUENAUD]] - (Rouen, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: abouju | Alain Bouju]] (Université de La Rochelle, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: Mgaio | Mauro Gaio]] - (Pau, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: Jlesbegu | Julien Lesbegueries]] - (Pau, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: pierre.loustau | Pierre Loustau]] - (Pau, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: gt | Gilles Taladoire]] - (Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: touraivane | Touraïvane]] - (Nouméa, Nouvelle-Calédonie) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: hhalbout | Hervé Halbout]] - (Caen, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: jeansoulin | Robert Jeansoulin]] - (Marne-la-Vallée, France) -> Inscrit sur la liste.
# [[user: oertz | Olivier Ertz]] -> Inscrit sur la liste.

==Étapes==
Les différentes étapes de la formation du Local Chapter sont les suivantes (issue du [[Fr_localChapterGuideline|Local Chapter Guidelines]]):
# Auto-organisation : ici sur le wiki, connaître les personnes intéressées.
# Préparation d'une mission et des objectifs en indiquant la portée de la représentation planifiée (étendue géographique ou linguistique par exemple).
# Proposition d'une représentation officielle pour assurer la liaison avec le Bureau de l'OSGeo. Si accepté par le Bureau, le représentant deviendra un membre de l'OSGeo.
# Soumission d'une demande officielle de l'intérêt de former une représentation au Bureau de l'OSGeo, listant les membres initiaux, ses missions, sa représentation, sa forme légale (incorporé ?) et toutes informations supplémentaires.
# Considération de la proposition par le bureau de l'OSGeo d'une motion pour former la représentation, et désignant le membre de liaison.
=== Auto-organisation===
Un appel a été lancé sur plusieurs forums pour tenter de mettre en place une réflexion sur la mise en place de ce local chapter. Les personnes intéressées sont invitées à se rajouter dans la liste ci-dessus. Les forums/sites sur lesquelles l'appel a été diffusé sont listés ci-dessous :
* [http://georezo.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=45048 Géorézo]
* [http://linuxfr.org/2006/11/02/21563.html linuxfr]
* la liste Grass-fr
* la liste Cassini (GdR SIGMA/Cassini)
* la gazette des bases de données (liste du ex GdR BD3)
* la liste du GdR I3 (Bulletin I3)
* membres du Centre de Développement de la Géomatique (CDG, Québec)
* ...
Ce wiki a été mis en place suite à une première réflexion. Une liste à été créée pour réunir les discussions des différentes sites où l'appel a été diffusé.

===Missions===
Vous trouverez ici une traduction de la présentation de la fondation OSGeo ainsi que du document "Local Chapter Guidelines" : [[fr_OSGeo|Présentation de l'OSGeo en français]] et [[fr_localChapterGuideline|Présentation des Représentations nationales]].

Le local chapter francophone a pour ambition de réunir toutes personnes francophones intéressées par la géomatique libre pour fédérer les différents projets et mettre en oeuvre les missions définies ci-dessous. Cette liste est en cours d'élaboration et peut être modifiée.

Ajoutez à cette liste ce qui vous semble pertinent :

* Créer une représentation francophone de l'OSGEO et organiser des rencontres sur une base périodique, c'est-à-dire fournir un réseau de membres pour l'aide (support) et les opportunités de travail;
* Offrir aux utilisateurs francophones une porte d'entrée unifiée au monde de la géomatique libre ;
* Promouvoir le logiciel libre dans la communauté géomatique ;
* Promouvoir les données libres dans la communauté géomatique et chez les éditeurs (aide aux standards libres et accès aux données géospatiales dans la région) ;
* Diffuser de la documentation en français sur les logiciels libres (éducation, aide et développement de contenu d'e-learning dans les langues locales) ;
* Promouvoir les logiciels libres dans la formation initiale et continue ;
* Tester et faire démonstration des logiciels libres (développement d'applications prototypes pour démontrer les possibilités de l'Open Source géospatiale à des audiences locales ou régionales);
* Localisation et Internationalisation des logiciels
* Personnalisation et préparation de logiciels pour des besoins locaux et régionaux
* Promouvoir l'OSGeo et améliorer sa visibilité dans divers forums.
* Accompagner les utilisateurs dans leurs premiers pas sur les logiciels libres supportés par la fondation
* ...

==Meeting==

Quand la liste des participants se sera allongée, il sera temps de chercher une date et un lieu et/ou un moyen de communication (visio, ...) permettant l'interaction dans le cas où certains ne pourraient y être présents !

[[Category:Local Chapters]]

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-11T08:39:42Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation
* PRINT : yes (for wks45, uploaded through InDiCo)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) (DONE) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site
** PRINT : yes (documents?)

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : start with same image as Pol 204.2'''
* OSSIM
** uploaded installer seemed be corrupted, so we installed ossim-1.6.6.2.exe

* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD (ask for an iso test)

* Mapbuiler
** J2SE(JDK) 5 update 8
** Geoserver 1.3.3a
** Eclipse 3.2 with Webtools (used WebTools Platform - All-in-one)
** apache/php is WAMP (from Cartoweb workshop)

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20
** PRINT : yes (documents ok, 4 slides per pages)

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-11T08:35:54Z

Oertz: /* EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) (DONE) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site
** PRINT : yes (documents?)

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : start with same image as Pol 204.2'''
* OSSIM
** uploaded installer seemed be corrupted, so we installed ossim-1.6.6.2.exe

* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD (ask for an iso test)

* Mapbuiler
** J2SE(JDK) 5 update 8
** Geoserver 1.3.3a
** Eclipse 3.2 with Webtools (used WebTools Platform - All-in-one)
** apache/php is WAMP (from Cartoweb workshop)

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20
** PRINT : yes (documents ok, 4 slides per pages)

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-11T08:32:21Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) (DONE) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site
** PRINT : yes (documents?)

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : start with same image as Pol 204.2'''
* OSSIM
** uploaded installer seemed be corrupted, so we installed ossim-1.6.6.2.exe

* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD (ask for an iso test)

* Mapbuiler
** J2SE(JDK) 5 update 8
** Geoserver 1.3.3a
** Eclipse 3.2 with Webtools (used WebTools Platform - All-in-one)
** apache/php is WAMP (from Cartoweb workshop)

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T10:17:49Z

Oertz: /* Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) (DONE) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : start with same image as Pol 204.2'''
* OSSIM
** uploaded installer seemed be corrupted, so we installed ossim-1.6.6.2.exe

* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD (ask for an iso test)

* Mapbuiler
** J2SE(JDK) 5 update 8
** Geoserver 1.3.3a
** Eclipse 3.2 with Webtools (used WebTools Platform - All-in-one)
** apache/php is WAMP (from Cartoweb workshop)

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T10:16:58Z

Oertz: /* Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) (DONE) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : start with same image as Pol 204.2'''
* OSSIM
** uploaded installer seemed be corrupted, so we installed ossim-1.6.6.2.exe

* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD (ask for an iso test)

* Mapbuiler
** J2SE(JDK) 5 update 8
** Geoserver 1.3.3a
** Eclipse 3.2 with Webtools (used WebTools Platform - All-in-one)
** apache/php is WAMP (from Cartoweb workshop)

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:49:54Z

Oertz: /* Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) (DONE) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : start with same image as Pol 204.2'''
* OSSIM
** install uploaded installer

* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD (ask for an iso test)

* Mapbuiler
** J2SE(JDK) 5 update 8
** Geoserver 1.3.3a
** Eclipse 3.2 with Webtools
** apache/php is WAMP (from Cartoweb workshop)

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:46:43Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) (DONE) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:46:22Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) (DONE) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:46:01Z

Oertz: /* EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ (DONE) ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:45:46Z

Oertz: /* EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room (DONE) ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:45:34Z

Oertz: /* EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room (DONE)===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:45:13Z

Oertz: /* EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a is ocnfirmed)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:44:50Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28)(DONE) ===

* Mapguide
** Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
** all installers are on FTP UNIL site

* Mapbender
** Needs only Firefox.
** course will be run completely from a remote machine [http://wms1.ccgis.de/mapbender_dev/]

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T09:32:42Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same package (includes Tomcat) as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens). Ugo said : "make sure that zip is availble in the iGeoPortal tutorial"

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) ===

* Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
* all installers are on FTP UNIL site

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T08:06:41Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens), installer includes Tomcat

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** uploaded files were installed (dotnetfx11 + 20 and MapWindowGIS)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) ===

* Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
* all installers are on FTP UNIL site

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-09T08:05:19Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** iGeoPortal : same as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens), installer includes Tomcat

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** doesn't need more then basic installation (confirmed)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) ===

* Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
* all installers are on FTP UNIL site

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

OSGeo at FOSS4G2006

2006-09-08T22:01:06Z

Oertz: /* BOFs */

= General =
* FOSS4G 2006 - Open Source Geospatial Communities JOINT CONFERENCE - September 12-15 2006, Lausanne, Switzerland. This conference will unite the MapServer, GRASS, EOGEO, and other Open Source communities at an international venue.
* See http://www.foss4g2006.org/

== To Do ==
* OSGeo will have booth space
* Will distribute brochures, flyers (see VisCom)
* Do people who are attending not have t-shirts and how can they get them.
* Do we want a demo CD to hand out, during presentations if nothing else (GRASS workshop runs on dedicated liveCD)
* Demofest, to we want to clump togehter, or stange interoptability between products?

== OSGeo related talks and sessions ==

=== Workshops ===

* Several [http://www.foss4g2006.org/conferenceTimeTable.py?confId=1&showDate=all&showSession=all&detailLevel=contribution&viewMode=parallel workshops] are running

Presenter: Paul Spencer, DM Solutions Group,Robert Bray, Autodesk; Zak James, DM Solutions Group
Title of Presentation: MapGuide Open Source Users Workshop
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 09:00 – 12:30
Location: Amphipole (Pol 189)

Presenter Mark Lucas RadiantBlue Technologies (remotesensing.org, ossim.org)
OSSIM and osgPlanet
Date/Time Tuesday 12 September 09:00 - 12:30
Location: Biophore (Bio 1928):

Presenter: Robert Bray, Autodesk
Title of Presentation: Advanced MapGuide Open Source Development
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 14:00 – 17:30
Location: Amphipole (Pol 189)

Presenter: Arnulf Christl, CCGIS
Title of Presentation: Mapbender Workshop
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 14:00 – 18:15
Location: Amphipole (Pol 189)

Presenter: Michael Adair (NRCan), Steve Ottens (GeoDan), Pat Cappelaere (Vightel Corp.)
Title of Presentation: MapBuilder Workshop
Date/Time: Wednesday, 13 September, 13:30 - 17:00
Location: Biophore (Bio 1928)

Presenter: Helena Mitasova, Maria Brovelli, Markus Neteler
Title of Presentation: GRASS Image processing & Lidar Workshop
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 15:45 - 17:30
Location: Amphipole (Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab):

There are further 4 [http://www.foss4g2006.org/sessionDisplay.py?sessionId=59&confId=1 GRASS workshops]...

=== BOFs ===
When and where?

* ''Binary Distribution Builders'' by Frank Warmerdam (submitted)
* ''Public Geodata BOF'' by Jo Walsh (submitted)
* ''Towards a Web Map Tiling Standard'' by Schuyler Erle
* ''Education committee BoF '' proposed by Ari Jolma (will happen Tuesday at 18.00, meet at GRASS workshop)
* ''GeoTools is 10 years old'', Birthday BOF
* ''ka-map/openLayers merging discussions'' by Lorenzo Becchi (will happen Wednesday, 18:00-20:00)(more [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/AJAX_WebMapping_Project_Request#foss4g2006_conference])
* ''Perl BoF'' proposed by Ari Jolma (Thursday lunch?)
* ''Mobile GIS'' proposed by Silke Reimer, Tim Bowden and Mateusz Loskot (proposal for time: Wednesday, 18:00 - 20:00)
* ''[[Local Chapters]] [[Deutsch]]'' by Arnulf Christl
* ''MapServer Developers (and users)'' - to be held in a pub one evening after (or including supper). (FrankW)
* ''Geodata Discovery and Metadata Models'' :
** Duration....: One hour
** Chairs......: Stefan F. Keller and Tom.Kralidis@ec.gc.ca
** Participants: about 8
** Preferred schedules: Thursday, 14 Sept., 12:30 - 13:30

=== Keynotes ===

* Frank Warmerdam
* Gary Lang
Presenter: Gary Lang
Title of Presentation: Welcome & Opening Conference Plenary
Date/Time: Wednesday, 13 September, 10:45 – 11:30
Location: Amphimax
Abstract:. Welcome & Opening Conference Plenary

=== Talk Presentations ===

* Jo is doing a talk "Have a Nice Metadata" about the work the [[Geodata Committee]] has been doing on simplest-useful-thing metadata models and exchange interfaces
* Chris is doing 'Architecting Participation for GeoSpatial Data', touching on geodata committee topics
* Justin is doing a talk on 'GeoServer: a platform for open web services', which will certainly touch on some GeoTools topics.
* Jody is doing "GeoTools Getting Standards to Work" which will server as an intro to standards, and geotools
- Jody is doing "GeoTools working on standards" which will intro working with an open source project and outline risks over the next year
* Steven is doing "Building a high performance webmapping site" which will stress the importance of a WMS-C standard
* '''Please add your talk title / topic here - there must be dozens, right?'''

If possible please use the [https://visibilitycommittee.osgeo.org/files/documents/18/160/OSGeoPresentationTemplate.otp Open Office OSGeo template] for your talk. Find other formats and the presentation library in the [https://visibilitycommittee.osgeo.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=54&expandFolder=54&folderID=95 VisCom Documents section].

=== Breakout session ideas ===
* Geospatial Metadata Syndication - see [[Simple Catalog Interface]]
* Tiling WMS, some talk of GeoServer and uDig implementation of GetTile

== People planning to attend ==
The OSGeo booth will be a place where most OSGeo folks will go to at one time or another. Ideally we have full coverage of every project by a representative of that project at all times at the booth. To get things organized just a bit we need to have some people at the booth at all times. Please add yourself to the list, even if it is for one morning or evening only so that we can get an overview where it might be critical. Most traffic will be during the breaks and there will be lots of time to chat with others also hangin out at the booth during all those boring sessions going on. So please feel free to drop by.

For questions, contact Arnulf Christl (mailto:arnulf@osgeo.org) or Tina Mena, tina.mena@autodesk.com.

=== Staff Plan ===
{| border=1
! Day of week !! Monday!!Tuesday!!evening!!Wednesday!!evening!!Thursday!!evening!!Friday!!pack in
|-
! Date || 09.11 || 09.12 || || 09.13 || || 09.14 || || 09.14 ||
|-
! Time || 15:00-|| 7:30- ||-18:00 || 7:30- ||-18:00 || 7:30- || -18:00|| 7:30- || -16:00
|-
! Todo ||setup || booth ||booth ||booth || booth ||booth || booth || booth || pack in
|-
! Arnulf Christl (VisCom) || X || o || o || X || X || X || X || X || X
|-
! Steve Lime (MapServer) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Jody Garnett (GeoTools) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Jo Walsh (Geodata) || || || || || o || || o || ||
|-
! Puneet Kishor (Education) || || || o || || o || o || || o ||
|-
! Uli Rothstein (Mapbender) || || || || X || o || X || o || X || X
|-
! Astrid Emde (Mapbender, Edu) || || || || o || X || o || X || o ||
|-
! Michaela Schneeberger (MapGuideOS)|| || X || X || o || X || o || X || o ||
|-
! Frank Warmerdam (GDAL/OGR) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Perry Nacionales (MapServer, other) || x || o || || x || || o || o || o ||
|-
! Chris Holmes (GeoTools) || || x || || o || || x || || ||
|-
! Brent Owens (GeoTools) || || || || || x || o || o || x ||
|-
! Justin Deoliveira (GeoTools) || || x || || o || x || || o || ||
|-
! Tyler Mitchell (Education/Promo) || x || x || x || x || x || x || x || x || x
|-
! Ari Jolma (Education/GDAL) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Markus Neteler (Edu/Data/GRASS) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Andrea Aime (GeoTools) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Daniel Morissette (MapServer/GDAL) || || || || o || || o || || ||
|-
! Michael Adair (MapBuilder) || || o || o || || || o || || o ||
|-
! Mark Lucas (OSSIM) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Steven Ottens (Mapbuilder) || || o || o || x || || o || || o ||
|-
! Add your name (project) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Responsible staff (X) || 1 || 1 || 1 || 2 || 3 || 2 || 3 || 2 || 2
|}
; Legend
:'''X''' = will be there all time
:'''x''' = will be there most of the time
:'''o''' = will be there during the breaks

[[Category:Events]]

OSGeo at FOSS4G2006

2006-09-08T21:59:48Z

Oertz: /* BOFs */

= General =
* FOSS4G 2006 - Open Source Geospatial Communities JOINT CONFERENCE - September 12-15 2006, Lausanne, Switzerland. This conference will unite the MapServer, GRASS, EOGEO, and other Open Source communities at an international venue.
* See http://www.foss4g2006.org/

== To Do ==
* OSGeo will have booth space
* Will distribute brochures, flyers (see VisCom)
* Do people who are attending not have t-shirts and how can they get them.
* Do we want a demo CD to hand out, during presentations if nothing else (GRASS workshop runs on dedicated liveCD)
* Demofest, to we want to clump togehter, or stange interoptability between products?

== OSGeo related talks and sessions ==

=== Workshops ===

* Several [http://www.foss4g2006.org/conferenceTimeTable.py?confId=1&showDate=all&showSession=all&detailLevel=contribution&viewMode=parallel workshops] are running

Presenter: Paul Spencer, DM Solutions Group,Robert Bray, Autodesk; Zak James, DM Solutions Group
Title of Presentation: MapGuide Open Source Users Workshop
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 09:00 – 12:30
Location: Amphipole (Pol 189)

Presenter Mark Lucas RadiantBlue Technologies (remotesensing.org, ossim.org)
OSSIM and osgPlanet
Date/Time Tuesday 12 September 09:00 - 12:30
Location: Biophore (Bio 1928):

Presenter: Robert Bray, Autodesk
Title of Presentation: Advanced MapGuide Open Source Development
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 14:00 – 17:30
Location: Amphipole (Pol 189)

Presenter: Arnulf Christl, CCGIS
Title of Presentation: Mapbender Workshop
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 14:00 – 18:15
Location: Amphipole (Pol 189)

Presenter: Michael Adair (NRCan), Steve Ottens (GeoDan), Pat Cappelaere (Vightel Corp.)
Title of Presentation: MapBuilder Workshop
Date/Time: Wednesday, 13 September, 13:30 - 17:00
Location: Biophore (Bio 1928)

Presenter: Helena Mitasova, Maria Brovelli, Markus Neteler
Title of Presentation: GRASS Image processing & Lidar Workshop
Date/Time: Tuesday, 12 September, 15:45 - 17:30
Location: Amphipole (Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab):

There are further 4 [http://www.foss4g2006.org/sessionDisplay.py?sessionId=59&confId=1 GRASS workshops]...

=== BOFs ===
When and where?

* ''Binary Distribution Builders'' by Frank Warmerdam (submitted)
* ''Public Geodata BOF'' by Jo Walsh (submitted)
* ''Towards a Web Map Tiling Standard'' by Schuyler Erle
* ''Education committee BoF '' proposed by Ari Jolma (will happen Tuesday at 18.00, meet at GRASS workshop)
* ''GeoTools is 10 years old'', Birthday BOF
* ''ka-map/openLayers merging discussions'' by Lorenzo Becchi (will happen Wednesday, 18:00-20:00)(more [http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/AJAX_WebMapping_Project_Request#foss4g2006_conference])
* ''Perl BoF'' proposed by Ari Jolma (Thursday lunch?)
* ''Mobile GIS'' proposed by Silke Reimer, Tim Bowden and Mateusz Loskot (proposal for time: Wednesday, 18:00 - 20:00)
* ''[[Local Chapters]] [[Deutsch]]'' by Arnulf Christl
* ''MapServer Developers (and users)'' - to be held in a pub one evening after (or including supper). (FrankW)

=== Keynotes ===

* Frank Warmerdam
* Gary Lang
Presenter: Gary Lang
Title of Presentation: Welcome & Opening Conference Plenary
Date/Time: Wednesday, 13 September, 10:45 – 11:30
Location: Amphimax
Abstract:. Welcome & Opening Conference Plenary

=== Talk Presentations ===

* Jo is doing a talk "Have a Nice Metadata" about the work the [[Geodata Committee]] has been doing on simplest-useful-thing metadata models and exchange interfaces
* Chris is doing 'Architecting Participation for GeoSpatial Data', touching on geodata committee topics
* Justin is doing a talk on 'GeoServer: a platform for open web services', which will certainly touch on some GeoTools topics.
* Jody is doing "GeoTools Getting Standards to Work" which will server as an intro to standards, and geotools
- Jody is doing "GeoTools working on standards" which will intro working with an open source project and outline risks over the next year
* Steven is doing "Building a high performance webmapping site" which will stress the importance of a WMS-C standard
* '''Please add your talk title / topic here - there must be dozens, right?'''

If possible please use the [https://visibilitycommittee.osgeo.org/files/documents/18/160/OSGeoPresentationTemplate.otp Open Office OSGeo template] for your talk. Find other formats and the presentation library in the [https://visibilitycommittee.osgeo.org/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=54&expandFolder=54&folderID=95 VisCom Documents section].

=== Breakout session ideas ===
* Geospatial Metadata Syndication - see [[Simple Catalog Interface]]
* Tiling WMS, some talk of GeoServer and uDig implementation of GetTile

== People planning to attend ==
The OSGeo booth will be a place where most OSGeo folks will go to at one time or another. Ideally we have full coverage of every project by a representative of that project at all times at the booth. To get things organized just a bit we need to have some people at the booth at all times. Please add yourself to the list, even if it is for one morning or evening only so that we can get an overview where it might be critical. Most traffic will be during the breaks and there will be lots of time to chat with others also hangin out at the booth during all those boring sessions going on. So please feel free to drop by.

For questions, contact Arnulf Christl (mailto:arnulf@osgeo.org) or Tina Mena, tina.mena@autodesk.com.

=== Staff Plan ===
{| border=1
! Day of week !! Monday!!Tuesday!!evening!!Wednesday!!evening!!Thursday!!evening!!Friday!!pack in
|-
! Date || 09.11 || 09.12 || || 09.13 || || 09.14 || || 09.14 ||
|-
! Time || 15:00-|| 7:30- ||-18:00 || 7:30- ||-18:00 || 7:30- || -18:00|| 7:30- || -16:00
|-
! Todo ||setup || booth ||booth ||booth || booth ||booth || booth || booth || pack in
|-
! Arnulf Christl (VisCom) || X || o || o || X || X || X || X || X || X
|-
! Steve Lime (MapServer) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Jody Garnett (GeoTools) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Jo Walsh (Geodata) || || || || || o || || o || ||
|-
! Puneet Kishor (Education) || || || o || || o || o || || o ||
|-
! Uli Rothstein (Mapbender) || || || || X || o || X || o || X || X
|-
! Astrid Emde (Mapbender, Edu) || || || || o || X || o || X || o ||
|-
! Michaela Schneeberger (MapGuideOS)|| || X || X || o || X || o || X || o ||
|-
! Frank Warmerdam (GDAL/OGR) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Perry Nacionales (MapServer, other) || x || o || || x || || o || o || o ||
|-
! Chris Holmes (GeoTools) || || x || || o || || x || || ||
|-
! Brent Owens (GeoTools) || || || || || x || o || o || x ||
|-
! Justin Deoliveira (GeoTools) || || x || || o || x || || o || ||
|-
! Tyler Mitchell (Education/Promo) || x || x || x || x || x || x || x || x || x
|-
! Ari Jolma (Education/GDAL) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Markus Neteler (Edu/Data/GRASS) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Andrea Aime (GeoTools) || || || || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Daniel Morissette (MapServer/GDAL) || || || || o || || o || || ||
|-
! Michael Adair (MapBuilder) || || o || o || || || o || || o ||
|-
! Mark Lucas (OSSIM) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Steven Ottens (Mapbuilder) || || o || o || x || || o || || o ||
|-
! Add your name (project) || || o || o || o || o || o || o || o ||
|-
! Responsible staff (X) || 1 || 1 || 1 || 2 || 3 || 2 || 3 || 2 || 2
|}
; Legend
:'''X''' = will be there all time
:'''x''' = will be there most of the time
:'''o''' = will be there during the breaks

[[Category:Events]]

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-08T17:06:44Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** Jakarta Tomcat 5.5 with admin webapp (service starts manually) : admin/foss4g for admin access
** iGeoPortal : same as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens)

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop (root access = postgres/postgres)
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** doesn't need more then basic installation (confirmed)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) ===

* Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
* all installers are on FTP UNIL site

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-08T17:05:32Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** Jakarta Tomcat 5.5 with admin webapp (service starts manually) : admin/foss4g for admin access
** iGeoPortal : same as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens)

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop ('''user/password ?''')
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** doesn't need more then basic installation (confirmed)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) ===

* Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
* all installers are on FTP UNIL site

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-08T16:59:51Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** Jakarta Tomcat 5.5 with admin app (service starts manually)
** iGeoPortal : same as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens)

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop ('''user/password ?''')
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

Special :
* MSOffice2003 on Dell D600 for conferences

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** doesn't need more then basic installation (confirmed)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) ===

* Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
* all installers are on FTP UNIL site

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].

Foss4g2006 wks

2006-09-08T16:56:43Z

Oertz: /* Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) */

Thanks to a great program, workshop sessions will be an important part of FOSS4G2006.
Up to 350 participants are already registered and will attend to at least two workshops.

In order to properly organize the session, the committee has created a wiki for presenters.
The main purpose is to synchronize with presenters to reduce last minute problems.

= Duration and scheduling =
Most probably 1.5 hrs + 30min break + 1.5 hrs

* Tuesday morning - 9:00 to 12:30
* Tuesday afternoon - 14:00 to 17:30
* Wednesday afternoon - 13:30 to 17:00

See the below pdf file for the actual program schedule.

Click [http://www.foss4g2006.org/site/pdf/WksNbOfAttendees.pdf] to find out the number of attendees registered for each workshop.

= Room Equipment =
* There are 8 desktop PC rooms. So there is one computer available for one/two participant(s).
* Projector and desktop PC for one presenter
* Network available : LAN or WLAN
* 1 printer (Amphipôle)
* 1 file server (Linux/Samba)

See also the below pdf document (PC specs, number of computers...)

= Desktop PCs pre-installation =
* Committee will provide a basic installation of each PC
* Committee will also make sure each room will be ready for workshops to run immediately. Therefore we need to know exactly what must be installed.
* If installing your software is part of your workshop, ask committee to not pre-install the software.
* All attendees and presenters will have Administrative rights on machines - you're free to install during your workshop.
* We will schedule two time slots on Monday and Tuesday to access rooms and check that all is ok (Tuesday workshop presenters should use the Monday time slot to check room).

== Basic Installation ==

* WinXP with SP2
* Win Media Player 10
* Internet Explorer 6
* Firefox 1.5.0.6
* Filezilla 2.2.27
* Adobe Reader 7.0.8
* Macromedia Flash Plugin
* Adobe SVG 3.03
* TextPad 4.7.3
* Crimson Editor 3.70
* Java Runtime Environment Version 5.0 Update 8 [http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp]
* dotNet Framework 2.0 [http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/updates/default.aspx]
* 7-Zip 4.42
* Open Office
* PuTTY (ssh client)
** http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.zip
*** extract into "Program Files/PuTTY" and add that to machine PATH

(all in english version)

* set two input languages : EN Keyboard US and FR keyboard Swiss French
* homepage of browsers is www.foss4g2006.org
* create a local c:\foss4g directory where each workshop can store files (i.e c:\foss4g\workshop_name)

== Specific Installation in rooms ==
=== Amphipôle (Pol 342/geolab)(40) : GRASS LiveCD ===
* nothing more then basic installation

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189.1)(40) ===
'''Image : 2 different images (35 laptops = x Dell Latitude + y Dell D610)'''
* PostGIS workshop
** follow instructions in postgis_ms4w.txt on FTP site
*** for ms4w, use the foss4g-ms4w-1.5.5-setup.exe file in that same FTP folder (it already contains the postgis workshop files)
** postgis/postgres installers are on FTP site in /WKS47/software
** documents for print are in postgis-documents.zip (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS47)

* Common for next two workshops :
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* deegree iGeoPortal workshop
** Jakarta Tomcat 5.5 with admin app (service starts manually)
** iGeoPortal : same as the one used for OpenJUMP workshop (see forwarded mail from Ugo to Jens)

* Rolling your own Google Maps
** PostGIS : use the one from PostGIS workshop ('''user/password ?''')
** GeoServer 1.3 (same as for GeoServer workshop)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 204.2)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Bio1928'''
* CartoWeb workshop :
** C2C team is in charge of installation (Thursday PM or Friday)
** use of WAMP => apache2/php5
** need a PostGIS server debian-based for pgDijkstra/routing

* MapWindow workshop :
** doesn't need more then basic installation (confirmed)

=== Amphipôle (Pol 189)(28) : Mapguide (DONE) ===

* Follow instructions in mapguide-foss4g-install.txt (on FTP UNIL site in /WKS33)
* all installers are on FTP UNIL site

=== Biophore (Bio 1928)(30) ===
'''Image : same as Pol 204.2'''
* ka-Map
** will bring LiveCD

=== EPFL (GC D0 383)(18) : LiveCD, Tomcat/OJ ===
*Postgresql 8.1.4 installed locally
*Inkscape 0.44
*Apache Tomcat/5.5.17 installed locally on 8080 with module admin
*OpenJump from ftp
*Data from wiki [http://www.projet-sigle.org/wiki/wakka.php?wiki=OpenJUMPPage]

=== EPFL (GR C0 02)(22) : the "Geo" room ===
* Room :
** Basic installation
** J2SE(JDK) 5.0 update 8

* GeoNetwork workshop (DONE)
** nothing uploaded, received more or less instructions by mail.
** installation of GeoNetwork-Desktop [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=72096&package_id=172443&release_id=410806]
** Username = administrator ; Passwd = foss4g ; Email = workshop@ foss4g2006.org

* GeOxygene workshop (DONE)
** files on FTP HEIG
** install VMWare Player
** extract zipped VM on disk (size = 4GB !!!)
** play VM in the player
** login : geoxygene/foss4g

* GeoServer workshop
** Files on GeoServer wiki space, and through FTP.
** installation of GeoServer (1.3.3a or 1.4M1, they must confirm and/or upload the software)
** GeoServer embeds a Jetty (no need of Tomcat)

=== EPFL (GR BO 01)(40) MapServer Room ===

* installer is on FTP site in /WKS20
** instructions are in ms4w-install-notes.txt in /WKS20

= Software requirements =
Thanks to previous emails concerning software requirements, we compiled a sofware requirements document that the committee will use : https://conference.osgeo.org/files/documents/42/267/wksSoftRequirements.ods

Note that the committee needs to know the exact software versions required for your workshop (MapServer version, GeoServer version, PHP version, etc.). Please email those to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org], or use the FTP site below to copy your instructions, installers, and workshop documents/data.

== Upload your workshop files by September 1st==
* What ? :
** specific software/data to pre-install/copy on each PC desktop.
** specific instructions for installation if required

* How ? :
**FTP access : 193.134.217.19 (ftp.foss4g.ch)
***Login/passwd : sent by email

* When ? :
**Until '''Sept 1st'''

== Upload your workshop documents==
For uploading workshop documents (text/pdf documents and presentation slides), obviously you can upload them on the ftp. However, there is an advantage to submit them through the website http://www.foss4g2006.org, because these documents will also be automaticaly published so everyone can access them.

To submit workshop documents through the website :
<pre>login -> My Contributions -> Choose a contribution -> Submit material</pre>
Please tell us if the committee should print these documents for you and your attendees

= Stay tuned ! =
Please don't hesitate to send your feedback and requests to [mailto:workshop@foss4g2006.org].