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FOSS4G 2017 Code Sprint

2017-07-31T23:18:16Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

== Code Sprint ==

Venue: Boston, Massachusetts, United States

This year, once again, we are following the old tradition of hosting a code sprint right after [http://2017.foss4g.org FOSS4G 2017].
The code sprint will be held Saturday August 19th, 2017 at District Hall (http://www.districthallboston.org/).

Participation in the code sprint is free of charge and all folks currently involved or interested in getting involved in OSGeo community projects are welcome.

This is open to all who wish to participate in one or more projects. There’s always plenty to do – it’s not all about programming. Translation, documentation, feedback, discussions, and testing are also very important for projects! Registration with the conference is not a prerequisite for participation in code sprint.

If you plan to attend, please signup in the table below so we have ample time for planning of snacks and drinks!

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One thing we’d like to ask you: with over 200 participants anticipated, the WLAN capacity will naturally be exhausted at some point. Please be sure to avoid huge on-site downloads of data, as this could impact the work of others. Thank you!

The Codesprint Organizing Team is looking forward to your coming!

'''In summary:'''

===When ===
* Saturday August 19th 9AM - 5PM

=== Where===
* Venue & Accommodation: Boston District Hall. (For more information: http://www.districthallboston.org/) [[http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/42.35229/-71.04528| OpenStreetMap]]

'''Power connector:'''
* Bring [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country your power connector adapter] . See also http://www.power-plugs-sockets.com/

== Registered Attendees ==

The Code Sprint does not cost any money. For us it makes planning easier if we know who is coming. So please leave your Name.

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" class="wikitable sortable"
!width="30"|No
!width="250"|Name
!width="250"|Email
!width="250"|Projects
!width="60"|Accomodation
!width="30"|vegetarian food
|-
| 1 ||[[User:Robe|Regina Obe]] || lr pcorp us|| [[PostGIS]], [[GDAL]], [[pgRouting]], [[GEOS]] || home || No
|-
| 2 ||[[Leo Hsu]] || lr pcorp us || [[PostGIS]], [[pgRouting]] || home || No
|-
| 3 ||[[User:gsteinmon|Guido Stein]] || gstein@appgeo.com || [[FOSS4G]] || home || No
|-
| 4 ||[[User:wenzeslaus|Vaclav Petras]] || wenzeslaus gmail com || [[GRASS GIS]], PDAL || || No
|-
| 5 ||[[User:Annakrat|Anna Petrasova]] || akratoc gmail com || [[GRASS GIS]] || || No
|-
| 6 ||[[User:Helena|Helena Mitasova]] || hmitaso ncsu edu || [[GRASS GIS]] || || No
|-
| 7 ||[[User:Adamsteer|Adam Steer]] || adam.steer anu edu au || PDAL,PyWPS || || No
|-
| 8 ||[[User:hgryoo|Hyung-Gyu Ryoo]] || hgryoo pnu edu || [[GeoTools]], [[GeoServer]] || || No
|-
| 9 ||[[User:soojin.kim|Soojin Kim]] || soojin.kim pnu edu || [[GeoTools]], [[GeoServer]] || || No
|-
| 10 ||[[User:dbaston|Dan Baston]] || dbaston gmail com || [[PostGIS]], [[GEOS]] || || No
|-
| 11 ||[[User:pwramsey3|Paul Ramsey]] || pramsey cleverelephant ca || [[PostGIS]], [[GEOS]] || || No
|-
| 12 ||[[User:darkblue_b|Brian M Hamlin]] || maplabs -at- light42 || OSGeo Live || || Yes
|-
| 13 ||[[User:ianturton|Ian Turton]] || ian -at- ianturton.com || [[GeoTools]], [[GeoServer]] || || No
|-
| 14 ||[[User:jimk|Jim Klassen]] || jklassen -at- sharedgeo.org || [[GeoMoose]], [[MapServer]] || || No
|-
| 15 ||[[User:Chrismarx|Chris Marx]] || chrismarx -at- gmail.com || [[PostGIS]] || || No
|-
| 16 ||[[User:larss|Lars Schylberg]] || lars.schylberg -at- blixtmail.se || [[MapServer]] - documentation/demo || || No
|-
| 17 ||[[User: Bluemates |Kyoung-Sook Kim]] || ks.kim -at- aist.go.jp || [[PostGIS]], PDAL || || No
|-
| 18 ||[[User:msmitherdc|Michael Smith]] || michael.smith.erdc-at-gmail.com || PDAL,MapServer || || No
|-
| 19 ||[[User:grizonnetm|Manuel Grizonnet]] || manuel.grizonnet-at-cnes.fr || OTB, OSGeo-Live, QGIS || || No
|-
| 20 ||[[User:Lorenblock|Loren Block]] || loren@onxmaps.com || GeoTools || || No
|-
| 21 ||[[Jody Garnett]] || || GeoServer, GeoTools || ||
|-
| 22 ||[[Torben Barsballe]] || || GeoServer || ||
|-
| 23 ||[[Kevin Smith]] || || GeoServer || ||
|-
| 24 ||[[User:ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson]] || jeff@terranodo.io || GeoNode, OSGeo Website || || No

|}

= Workgroups =

Getting the most of a code sprint takes a lot of prep. Please use this area to decide on a topic, sort out a plan of attack.

Please keep in mind that the FOSS4G conference is an outreach event. Some of the "new" volunteers are learning about open source for the first time, consider listing some activities (and perhaps having a mentor on hand to facilitate).

== Website Training ==

OSGeo website training is available throughout the day, please mark your name down to attend. We ask that a member of each OSGeo committee, local chapter, geoforall lab make plans to attend. Service providers and sponsors are also welcome.

We will be reviewing both the website publication workflow and the about.yaml structured content used by the project working group.

'''Attending:'''
Jody Garnett, Jeffrey Johnson

'''Goals:'''

Introduce members to the new website, editing workflow, and add to the members map.

Stop by to create your own personal "osgeo branding" using InkScape.

Answer any questions projects have on about.yaml use.

Add to the collection of presentations, videos and tutorial links.

== PostGIS ==

Spatial database extender for PostgreSQL

'''Attending:'''
Regina Obe, Leo Hsu, Dan Baston, Paul Ramsey

'''Goals:'''
* Getting ready for PostGIS 2.4.0 release.
* Testing out what we'll be pushing.
* Thoughts on better integration with GDAL and PostGIS. Most notably the sucky support of out of db tables in GDAL.
* Better integration of document translations

== GRASS GIS ==

Backend and desktop geospatial analysis tool

'''Attending:''' Vaclav Petras, Anna Petrasova, Helena Mitasova

'''Goals:''' Documentation, images for manual pages, and testing for next release.

== GeoTools ==

GeoTools is an open source Java library that provides tools for geospatial data.

'''Attending:'''

Jody Garnett,
Ian Turton

'''Goals:'''

* Java 9 "Service Provider Interface" compatibility
* Service Locator based FactoryRegistery replacement
* Updated factory tutorials to document FactoryRegistry replacement

'''New to Open Source:'''

* Help review and improve the geotools function list.
* Come prepaired with [http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/build/index.html geotools build and development environment] and review the [http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/tutorial/function.html function tutorial]. We can help answer any questions if you get stuck.

== GeoServer ==

Popular web application for sharing geospatial information, written in Java.

'''Attending:'''

Jody Garnett,
Torben Barsballe,
Kevin Smith,
Ian Turton

'''Goals:'''

* Coordinate Java 9 upgrade with GeoTools project

'''New to Open Source:'''

* Volunteers assist with any remaining REST API docs ahead of the 2.12 release, come prepaired with a GeoServer installation and your own github id.
* Developers come prepaired with [http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/developer/quickstart/index.html build and development environment] we can help answer any questions if you get stuck.
* We will be posting to the [https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/foss4g2017 FOSS4G OSGeo email list] with updates about food and coordination.

[[Category:FOSS4G2017]] [[Category:FOSS4G]] [[Category:Code_Sprints]]

Election 2016 Candidate Manifestos

2016-09-25T15:54:09Z

Wiki-Ortelius: Added Candidate Manifesto for Jeffrey Johnson

A space for the candidates for [[Election 2016|election]] to the Board to share some information about themselves, their aspirations for OSGeo, what they would like to change, improve or introduce and what role they would like to play on the board.

== Candidate ==

Please don't remove this template

=== About me ===

=== My vision ===

=== What you have done within the community in the past ===

=== What your interests are in terms of the board ===

=== Any things that you would like to change or introduce ===

=== What role you would wish to fulfil on the board (if any) ===

== Michael Smith ==

For those os you that don't know me, I'm Michael Smith, a physical scientist at the US Army Corps of Engineers. I've been involved with the MapServer community since 2001 and OSGeo since its inception. For the last 2 years, I've been honored to be a OSGeo Board member and OSGeo treasurer. Its been quite a learning experience and I greatly thank Daniel Morissette, the previous OSGeo treasurer for so much support in handling the transition.

In my time on the board and as treasurer, my focus has been on encouraging governments (in general) and the US in particular, especially the Department of Defense which, personally I know makes extensive use of OSGeo projects, to more actively participate is OSGeo and the projects beyond just use and occasional commits.

I've also been honored to be appointed the LocationTech representative from OSGeo and I've been working to make the relationship between OSGeo and LocationTech a real partnership with respect and appreciation for all the work that both organizations do. And that is my view of the relationship, these are two important organizations that work to achieve similar but compatible goals but with different focuses and with different strengths. As OSGeo is a welcoming, inclusive community, I feel strongly that we should work openly and honestly with all our partner organizations, with LocationTech being one of the most important.

If reelected, I plan to continue as OSGeo Treasurer and as the LocationTech representative.

I must say I am very humbled to see the strong list of candidates to the board. If I'm nor elected, I can see that OSGeo will be in very good hands. This is a particularly great group of candidates and it shows off the strength and diversity of the OSGeo community.

Thank you for the nomination, OSGeo community.

== Maria Antonia Brovelli ==

=== About me ===
You can find information about me:
https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/User:Maria (the nickname “Queen of FOSS4G” was added by lovely fans ;-) )
https://www4.ceda.polimi.it/manifesti/manifesti/controller/ricerche/RicercaPerDocentiPublic.do?EVN_ELENCO_DIDATTICA=evento&k_doc=1262&lang=EN&aa=2016&tab_ricerca=1&jaf_currentWFID=main
Click on download CV

Then you can find me on Linkedin, twitter, facebook. Unfortunately I’m not able to keep everything updated and therefore you find here and there pieces of my life.

=== My vision ===
I have been all my life a strong supporter of open source GIS because I believe that knowledge as well as data are commons (Common good) of humanity. Geography, together with history (space and time) is one of the keys for analyzing the world around us and GIS in a broad sense (i.e., the geospatial web) are the tools allowing these analyses.
Geospatial tools, data and information have to be accessible by everyone in the world and here education plays a fundamental role. We will bring our free geospatial tools to every child in every part of the world, hoping to give him the possibility of becoming a better human being. And we will spread our free geospatial tools everywhere.

=== What you have done within the community in the past ===
Mainly I have been educating people who become then part of the community. I helped in the Education and Curriculum Committee and in the organization of many Academic Tracks.
I organized the first national conference about FOSS4G in 2000 (http://geomatica.como.polimi.it/grass_2000/ only in Italian) and I was involved in the organization of the International Open Source Free Software GIS - GRASS users conference 2002 in Trento (Italy) (http://www.ing.unitn.it/~grass/conferences/GRASS2002/home.html)
I was one of the founder of the Italian Chapter. In fact the first official headquarters of GFOSS was in Politecnico di Milano – Como Campus.
I was the chair of FOSS4G Europe 2016.
I am currently part of G4A (chair of two networks: the European and the Geocrowdsourcing CitizenScience and member of the Board) and one of the two chairs of the United Nation Committee (https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/UnitedNations_Committee).
As a researcher, I contributed to development of FOSS4G methods and tools.

=== What your interests are in terms of the board ===
I want to help as a connection between the Board and G4A (I’m mainly a researcher and an educator). Secondly I want to make stronger the connections we have with many sister associations (the ones we already have MoUs and those we want to create them) especially humanitarian associations like HOT, Missing Maps and so on.
I will go ahead in working for the UN OSGeo initiative and I will act as contact between the Committees supporting this initiative and the Board.
But above all, I will try to make us keener not only to accepting diversity but to paying more attention and value on it.
OSGeo is a great community also because of its diversity. This is a richness we have to cultivate. I want to see more ladies and in general people of the Rest of the World (not only North America and Eu) in the boards of the different committees.

=== Any things that you would like to change or introduce ===
I want to work in such a way to give the possibility to everybody in actively participating to OSGeo and to our meetings (e.g. FOSS4G conferences).
Part of this will be giving more possibility to women to show up. We need more female leadership in general and in OSGeo also.
Women are more or less the half of the population, but we have only 12 % of ladies as charter members. Can we start from this point and try to improve the situation?

=== What role you would wish to fulfil on the board (if any) ===
Considering what I said above, I want to be involved as one of the G4A point of contact and as one of the UN Committee point of Contact. Moreover I will be actively support discussion and actions for improving diversity in the OSGeo leadership.

== María Arias de Reyna ==

"What should the community expect from my board membership?"

<TL;DR>
I am a very active activist :) More known on the spanish speaking
geo-world, I would say. I work with spatial metadata and GeoNetwork.

I intend to make OSGeo as inclusive and free (as in free puppies) as
possible. I want OSGeo to continue being transparent, comfortable and
useful to promote FLOSS in the geo world. I would like to press on
public administrations so they promote open data and software. I would
like to increase diversity of OSGeo (because, you already noticed,
most of you are white men on developed countries with a similar
vision, you know).

Anyway, all the candidates proposed are really good. So, whoever you
choose to vote, you will make a good choice. But vote, be involved,
please :)
</TL;DR>

Many of you don't know me, I know. Maybe if I say "metadata" and
"(meta)cat" some bell will ring. Maybe not. Let me talk you a bit
about me, let's put humility aside for a moment.

I work for GeoCat, which you *should* remember from sponsoring many
geo-events. I work with metadata. Ever heard of GeoNetwork, the data
catalog? Well, that's part of my work. I am also part of the
geoinquietos (georestless) group, which is one of the most active
group in the spanish speaking geo-world. We are a very unorganized
welcoming group spread all around the spanish speaking countries that
tries to make geothings fun. Unconferences, mapping parties, geobeers,
workshops,... Anything we can enjoy while sharing our knowledge and
help people around us.

Some people say I'm very straight forward when talking. I can't help
it. I don't like dancing around an idea losing time while the elephant
sits on the center of the room eating all the peanuts. So this I can
assure you: I will openly fight for what I think is better, even if it
means making me look unpolite or the "bad cop". I'm used to get my
hands dirty, I don't care. And if OSGeo decides to do something I
don't agree with, I promise you I will fight the same (unless it makes
me so uncomfortable I have to step down, but I don't think this can
happen, we share the same goals). It will not be the first time I have
to defend something I don't fully agree with. But, anyway, unless
OSGeo changes a lot, this is not bothering me.

To me, transparency is key. You will never hear me saying opposite
things in private and in public. I will not say things in public I
understand they shouldn't be made public. But you will never hear me
defend something in private and another thing in public. I can change
my mind, of course, and that happens more often than what I am willing
to admit :) But I will not be a hypocrit and I usually have no problem
in sharing my knowledge or perspective on something. I don't like
being manipulative. I don't like lies. I don't think the end justifies
the means. I always try to be as transparent as possible.

Let's focus on OSGeo and how I see it. As we heard on the FOSS4G: This
is about people. And I couldn't agree more. I see OSGeo as an
organization built on top of regional chapters which are built on top
of local "chapters" which are built by people. So my idea of OSGeo is
like a pyramid, where local "layers" work together to get the same
goal at the top. "Think globally, act locally". And that's how I think
it should work. Spread the work into very small pieces so we all can
contribute to a greater good. I think this is how we should always
work.

So I think it is important to promote small events all around the
world. Specially if they focus on target groups we are not very close
to. I would like to see more diversity in the OSGeo membership, we are
all very "standard". As we diversify our base, we will get better
ideas and visions on the top. On my utopic OSGeo vision, there will be
a group of local geoactivists everywhere, all of them making the world
better while having fun. Contributing with small pieces to the complex
puzzle.

But let's not forget that in the end, public administrations play an
important role on the promotion of FLOSS. I am confident we can
explain to them why they should work more in the open and collaborate
with us. It is a win-win situation. And this can only be achieved if
we are a strong organization with clear objectives. We have to show
them how much can be done when we all work together.

Changing the subject to something more earthly: I see there is some
buzzing around LocationTech. To me, they are important allies. They
are more "open" and we are more "free", but as we agree on, let's say,
80% of the goals, why not work together on that 80%? Once we achieve
those goals (if!) we can start an open war about that 20%. In the
meantime, it would be stupid to fight. They are our close relatives,
let's treat them like that.

If you don't understand why I distinguish between open and free, here
is the answer:
http://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/misc/openstreetmap/FOSS4G-2016/foss4g-2016-1106-free_open_and_libre-hd.webm
Yes, that's me. Now you know my face too :)

I think this is it. I hope to have convinced you to vote for me. If
not, well, I will have to focus more on the "lower" layers of the
pyramid.

== Jeffrey Johnson ==

* http://about.me/ortelius
* http://github.com/jj0hns0n/
* https://www.linkedin.com/in/ortelius

=== About me ===

I became a lifelong map geek when I was a small child and someone gave me a Landsat atlas, and I’ve been enjoying the freedom of Open Source software since about 1996 with my first install of Slackware linux on a stack of floppy disks. These 2 interests aligned when I started studying GIS as an undergrad and decided to install GRASS GIS since I was unable to do my coursework at home using Esri tools without a license. I started developing mapping applications with Open Source tools in about 2003 initially using Mapserver. I’ve co-founded several startups using open source GIS in specific domains. In 2010 I began my involvement with the GeoNode project and have been an active contributor ever since, helping it grow from a small project to a flourishing, sustainable open source community with many contributors and stakeholders. Along the way, I’ve been involved with several other community projects, helped organize the QGIS US Chapter, organized several local GIS events and helped found the local San Diego Code for America Brigade (http://opensandiego.org). For the past few years, I’ve been a consultant at the World Bank’s Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (http://gfdrr.org) and have traveled all over the planet giving workshops and organizing code-sprints in Open Source GIS tools and bringing the gospel of open source and open data to governments and local organizations as part of the Open Data for Resilience Initiative (http://opendri.org). Part of my role at the Bank has been to mentor young computer science students in the process of collaborative development and the mechanics of actually doing open source development via the Code for Resilience program (http://codeforresilience.org). I’m now running a small technical consultancy (http://terranodo.io/) specialized in core development and integration and deployment of Open Source geospatial tools for some of the largest GIS Agencies in the world. Along this winding path, I’ve had the opportunity to work with local, regional and national governments, with defense and intelligence users, academic institutions, GIS professionals at small consultancies and large organizations and all kinds of non-governmental organizations focused on local, regional or global issues. I have a very strong desire to help all these types of professionals and organizations understand the freedom that comes with using, contributing to or developing open source software and the satisfaction and fulfillment that comes from using GIS tools to understand the earth or the local environment and using this understanding to solve problems and improve people’s lives.

=== My vision ===

* Help us grow beyond a relatively small club of developers, users and academics primarily in North America and Europe to being more active in marketing and outreach locally and globally as well as being active in advocacy for use of Open Source by large and small GIS organizations.
* Take a strong focus on growing local osgeo organizations around the world into sustainable communities of users helping users and local developers and consultants working with users and organizational stakeholders in their area to meet their needs.
* See the organization offer stronger and more coherent support to the projects in terms of policy and governance, infrastructure, marketing, branding, outreach, advocacy etc. Help the projects in terms of ‘accreditation’ of their software and professional support offered so they are considered on par with similar commercial offerings.
* Have OSGeo be active in the promotion of the economic arguments behind open source to organizations big and small and work with the projects to ensure their communities become sustainable financially and organizationally.
* Become an alternative route for GIS Professional (GISP) certification enabling professionals to provide demonstrable proof of their skills in open source GIS technologies (https://www.gisci.org/)
* Continue the great work of Geo4All and spread the gospel of open source to the next generation of GIS professionals before they are indoctrinated in the GIS==Esri mindset
* Have the organization be a stronger resource for consultants, companies and organizations using and promoting open source commercially.
* Take a strong focus on growing the number of people who earn their living developing, using and implementing OSGeo tools, not only in europe and north america, but around the world.

=== What you have done within the community in the past ===

* GeoNode Core developer, steering committee member, Osgeo project representative
* One of the founders of the QGIS-US Chapter
* Conducted trainings/workshops around the world in Open Source GIS tools for Governments, NGOs and local consultants.
* Helping to manage GFDRRs (World Bank) investments in core development with various osgeo focused consulting organizations. One of the team behind the OpenDRI Initiative.
* Co-founder of San Diego’s Code for America Chapter, working with the City of San Diego on their Open Data Policy and implementation and open source adoption.
* Taught workshops at many global and local FOSS4G events.
* Co-organizer of many local GIS events

=== Any things that you would like to change or introduce ===

* (US/North America Focused) Develop an MoU with URISA (http://www.urisa.org/) and work closely with the North American GIS professional community to normalize and promote the use of Open Source GIS in local, state/provincial, regional and federal government agencies. Have OSGeo regularly participate in local and regional URISA events. Grow the community of GISPs using OSGeo tools.
* Develop an integrated certification program for the entire stack of OSGeo tools and link this to the G4A initiative so there is a clear path from academic knowledge to demonstrated professional proficiency.
* Work with the Marketing committee to develop a modern, coherent and focused marketing strategy for the organization that guides the promotion of OSGeo locally, regionally and globally.
** Redevelop the website to be more modern and easy for projects to contribute to.
** Develop and execute a social media marketing strategy that actively amplifies the good news and wins from the projects and organizations using them.
** Develop a regular print publication that shares good news stories and interesting developments with people in the wider GIS community that might not normally hear about our community’s success.
* Help the System Administration Committee become more sustainable by focusing on modern lean infrastructure (containers etc), and leveraging existing external resources.
* Clarify the relationship between LocationTech and OSGeo and resolve the latent conflict by being very clear about the roles of each within the community. Leverage the strengths of each to move the entire community forward.

=== What role you would wish to fulfil on the board (if any) / What your interests are in terms of the board ===

* Liaise with and be an advocate for consulting organizations and others who are making their living doing Open Source GIS in the marketplace/commercially.
* Liaise with organizations like LocationTech, Apache etc that are more commercially focused.
* Liaise with and evolve synergies with standardization organizations (OGC etc)
* Be an advocate for the needs of government agencies in developing countries in terms of open source policy and acceptance in their organizations and the need for capacity building and continued professional development by their staff.
* Liaise with global development organizations and the NGOs they work with promoting the use of open source in the developing world.
* Liaise with external large projects like OpenStreetMap to promote the practical use of Open GIS data and the communities involved in collecting and using data locally.
* Liaise with external Open Data focused organizations.
* Become actively involved with Marketing Committee
* Spearhead GISP Certification Program efforts & liaise with organizations like URISA
* Whatever else I am asked to do :)

[[Category:Elections]]
[[Category:Election_2016]]

GeoNode Provenance Review

2015-11-18T19:42:44Z

Wiki-Ortelius: /* Committers */

=GeoNode Provenance Review=

== Project History ==

''Summarise the history of the source code, including discussion about code ownership and license over time.''

==Libraries==

''List or reference a table of included libraries and/or components. Include:''
* ''Library Name''
* ''License''
* ''Whether the library licence is compatible with the project''
* ''Whether the library is compiled into the project's releases, or required as an external dependancy''
* ''Whether the library is included in the project's code repository''
* ''Issue? (link if issue if one exists)''
* ''Ok? (Yes/No/Black - implies not checked yet)''
* ''Comment(s)''

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Library !! Licence !! Compatible? !! Included in core? !! Issue(s)? !! Ok? !! Comments
|-| Cheetah 2.4.4 || || yes || no || || ||
|-
| GDAL 1.10.1 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| IMDbPY 4.9 || || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Jinja2 2.7.2 || BSD || yes || no || || ||
|-
| MarkupSafe 0.18 || BSD || yes || no || || ||
|-
| MySQL-python 1.2.3 || GPL || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Pillow 2.3.0 || Standard PIL License || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Pygments 1.6 || BSD License || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Conch 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Core 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Lore 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Mail 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Names 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-News 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Runner 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Web 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| Twisted-Words 13.2.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| chardet 2.0.1 || LGPL || yes || no || || ||
|-
| click 5.1 || || yes || no || || ||
|-
| colorama 0.2.5 || BSD || yes || no || || ||
|-
| defer 1.0.6 || GNU GPL || yes || no || || ||
|-
| dnspython 1.11.1 || BSD-like || yes || no || || ||
|-
| docutils 0.11 || public domain, Python, 2-Clause BSD, GPL 3 (see COPYING.txt) || yes || no || || ||
|-
| html5lib 0.999 || MIT License || yes || no || || ||
|-
| httplib2 0.8 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| lxml 3.3.3 || UNKNOWN || yes || no || || ||
|-
| matplotlib 1.3.1 || || yes || no || || ||
|-
| netifaces 0.8 || MIT License || yes || no || || ||
|-
| numpy 1.8.2 || BSD || yes || no || || ||
|-
| oauthlib 0.6.1 || BSD || yes || no || || ||
|-
| psycopg2 2.4.5 || GPL with exceptions or ZPL || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pyOpenSSL 0.13 || APL2 || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pycups 1.9.66 || GPLv2+ || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pycurl 7.19.3 || LGPL/MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pyspatialite 3.0.1 || zlib/libpng license || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pysqlite 1.0.1 || Python license || yes || no || || ||
|-
| python-dateutil 1.5 || PSF License || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pytz 2012c || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pyudev 0.16.1 || LGPL 2.1+ || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pyxattr 0.5.1 || LGPL || yes || no || || ||
|-
| pyzmq 14.0.1 || LGPL+BSD || yes || no || || ||
|-
| requests 2.2.1 || Copyright 2014 Kenneth Reitz || yes || no || || ||
|-
| roman 2.0.0 || Python 2.1.1 || yes || no || || ||
|-
| simplejson 3.3.1 || MIT License || yes || no || || ||
|-
| six 1.5.2 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| speedtest-cli 0.2.5 || Apache License, Version 2.0 || yes || no || || ||
|-
| ssh-import-id 3.21 || GPLv3 || yes || no || || ||
|-
| urlgrabber 3.9.1 || LGPL || yes || no || || ||
|-
| urllib3 1.7.1 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| wheel 0.24.0 || MIT || yes || no || || ||
|-
| wxPython 2.8.12.1 || wxWidgets Library License (LGPL derivative) || yes || no || || ||
|-
| wxPython-common 2.8.12.1 || wxWidgets Library License (LGPL derivative) || yes || no || || ||
|-
| zope.interface 4.0.5 || ZPL 2.1 || yes || no || || ||
|-
| datatables 1.10|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| select 23.2.0|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| jquery >=1.8.0|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| jquery-timeago 0.11.4|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| jquery-ui 1.10.4|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| requirejs 2.1.2|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| requirejs-text2.0.3|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| underscore 1.4.2|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| jquery-waypoints 1.1.7|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| bootstrap 3.1.1|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| moment 2.8.3|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| raty 2.5.2|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| json2 43d7836c8ec9b31a02a31ae0c400bdae04d3650d|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| bootstrap-wysiwyghtml5 https://github.com/jhollingworth/bootstrap-wysihtml5.git|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| fontselect-jquery-plugin https://github.com/tommoor/fontselect-jquery-plugin.git|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| multi-select https://github.com/lou/multi-select.git|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| jquery-ajaxprogress https://github.com/kpozin/jquery-ajaxprogress.git|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| jquery.ajaxQueue https://github.com/gnarf/jquery-ajaxQueue.git|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| angular 1.3.0|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| angular-leaflet-directive 0.7.9|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| zeroclipboard 2.1.5|| || yes || no || || ||
|-
| leaflet-fullscreen https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet.fullscreen.git || || yes || no || || ||
|-
| eonasdan-bootstrap-datetimepicker ~3.1.3 || || yes || no || || ||
|-
|}

==Source Files==

''List of source files, including code, documentation and data, including:''
* ''File name''
* ''License''
* ''Copyright Holder (if known)''
* ''License header included?''
* ''Issue? (link if issue if one exists)''
* Ok''? (Yes/No/Black implies not checked yet)''
* ''Comment(s)''

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! File !! Licence !! Copyright Holder !! Licenced? !! Issue(s)? !! Ok? !! Comments
|-
| File || Licence || <org/person> || yes|| n/a || yes ||
|}

==Copyright Holders==

''List or reference all copyright holders of the project's source files. These are all the people that would need to be contacted if the license of the project is to be changed. List:''

* ''Organisation or person''
* ''Contact details for Organisation or person''
* ''Issue? (link if issue if one exists)''
* ''Comments''

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Copyright Holder !! Contact details !! Issue? !! Comments
|-
| OpenPlans || || OpenPlans no longer exists ||
|}

== Committers ==
''List or reference a table of committers, including:''
* ''Committer name''
* ''Commit username in code repository''
* ''Committer's employer(s) (if applicable)''
* ''Committer (or employer) has signed contribution agreement? (yes/no)''

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Committer !! Username !! Affiliation !! Contribution Agrement Signed? !! Ok?
|-
|David Winslow || dwins || formerly Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Sebastian Benthall || sbenthall || formerly Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Andreas Hocevar || ahocevar || Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Rolando Peñate || scrollie || formerly Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Gabriel Roldán || groldan || Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Luke Tucker || ltucker || formerly Boundless/OpenGeo|| ||
|-
|Ivan Willig || iwillig || formerly Boundless/OpenGeo|| ||
|-
|Ariel Núñez || ingenieroariel || World Bank GFDRR / Terranodo || ||
|-
|Jeffrey Johnson || jj0hns0n || World Bank GFDRR / Terranodo || ||
|-
|Bart van den Eijnden || bartvde || Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Tom Kralidis || tomkralidis || Unaffiliated || ||
|-
|Ian Schneider || ischneider || formerly Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Matt Bertrand || mbertrand || Formerly Harvard CGA || ||
|-
|Matthew Hanson || matthewhanson || Geo Imaging Science || ||
|-
|Simone Dalmasso || simod || JRC || ||
|-
|Angelos Tzotsos || kalxas || Remote Sensing Laboratory, NTUA || ||
|-
|Paolo Corti || capooti || Harvard CGA (Formerly WFP) || ||
|-
|Paolo Pasquali || ppasq || ITHACA || ||
|-
|Michael Diener || mdiener21 || || ||
|-
|Barbara Angerer || b-angerer || || ||
|-
|Michael Weisman || mweisman || formerly Boundless/OpenGeo || ||
|-
|Tyler Garner || garnertb || Prominent Edge (Formerly LMN/Noblis) || ||
|-
|Vivien Deparday || vdeparday || World Bank GFDRR || ||
|-
|Micah Wengren || mwengren || NOAA || ||
|-
|Christian Spanring || cspanring || || ||
|-
|Mark Illife || markiliffe || World Bank || ||
|-
|Jean Jordaan || jean || || ||
|-
|Humanitarian Information Unit || state-hiu || || ||
|-
|Derek Hohls || gamesbook || || ||
|-
|Stefano Menegon || menegon || || ||
|-
|Patrick Dufour || pjdufour || WFP (Formerly State HIU) || ||
|-
|Alessio Fabiani || afabiani || GeoSolutions || ||
|-
|}

==Further Issues ==
''List or reference a list of any outstanding issues not already listed above. Typically link to issues in project's issue tracker.''

[[Category: Incubation]]

UnitedNations Committee

2015-11-03T18:52:02Z

Wiki-Ortelius: /* Members */

== Background ==
The OSGeo Board of Directors met with the UN GIS team at FOSS4G in Seoul, Korea in September 2015. The UN GIS team is very interested in having OSGeo "at the table", and is interested in an exchange of official letters (an MoU would take many years to pass through on their side apparently) to formalize the relationship. Mr. Kyoung-Soo Eom, chief of the UN Geospatial Information Section, has invited OSGeo to be part of a working group on Geospatial Information and Services for Disasters.

== Goals ==

* Develop a closer relationship with the UN.

* Establish a formal agreement between OSGeo and the UN.

* Establish communication between the UN GIS team and the OSGeo community.

* Promote the use of Open Source geospatial tools by the UN's member states and committees.

== Communication ==

* a new "UN" mailing list has been created, please subscribe at https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/un

== Activities ==
* OSGeo has formally expressed interest in joining the [[UN-GGIM-Working-Group]] on Geospatial Information and Services for Disasters
** this was discussed at OSGeo's [[Board_Meeting_2015-10-15]]
** the UN is looking for feedback on the working group's [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/UN-GGIM-Working-Group#Draft_terms_of_reference_.28TOR.29 TOR draft]

== Next steps ==
* put out call for members for this new committee to Discuss list
* organize a monthly meeting, possibly using IRC or Slack
* draft official letter for formalizing relationship with UN

== Meetings ==

*

== Members ==

* [[Jeff McKenna]]
* [[Jochen Albrecht]]
* [[Bob Basques]]
* [[Massimiliano_Cannata]]
* [[User:Ticheler|Jeroen Ticheler]]
* [[Micha Silver]]
* [[User:GodwinYeboah|Godwin Yeboah]]
* [[User:Assefa|Yewondwossen Assefa]]
* [[User:Nikos|Nikos Alexandris]]
* [[User:AndrewTurner|Andrew Turner]]
* [[Venkatesh Raghavan]]
* [[User:Djay|Gérald Fenoy]]
* [[User:Pmooney|Peter MOONEY]]
* [[User:13scoter|Scott Hatcher]]
* [[User:kotzino|Dimitris Kotzinos]]
* [[User:ElaWoloszynska|Ela Wołoszyńska-Wiśniewska]]
* [[User:Jachym|Jachym Cepicky]]
* [[User:endofcap|Sanghee Shin]]
* [[User:Giulianoramat|Giuliano Ramat]]
* [[User:Gregory.giuliani|Gregory Giuliani]]
* [[User:Till Adams|Till Adams]]
* [[Tanya Haddad]]
* [[User:Maria gridw|Maria Andrzejewska]]
* [[User:rburhum|Ragi Y. Burhum (OSGeo - California / OSGeo Perú)]]
* [[User:Danielkastl|Daniel Kastl]]
* [[User:WernerLeyh|Werner Leyh]]
* [[User:Bruce.bannerman|Bruce Bannerman]]
* [[User:Ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson]]
* ''add your name''

[[Category:UnitedNations]]
[[Category:Committees]]

California Chapter Membership Page

2015-09-23T21:12:27Z

Wiki-Ortelius: /* Members List */

== Members List ==
Name(IRC/Chat Handle) - Short Description

*[[User:Cwhitney|Chris Whitney (Cwhitney)]] - UC San Diego / NASA ISS EarthKAM
*[[User:SunburnedSurveyor|Landon Blake(Sunburned Surveyor)]]
*[[User:Hollander|Allan Hollander ]]
*[[User:Cgs bob|Bob Moskovitz (cgs_bob)]]
*[[User:Wildintellect|Alex Mandel (Wildintellect)]] - UC Davis
*[[User:Dmbianco|David Bianco (talldave)]] - US Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco
*[[User:Mdhancher|Matt Hancher]] - Google Earth Engine - interested in Bay Area local activities
*[[User:Jlivni|Josh Livni (jlivni)]] Google Developer Relations (San Francisco)
*[[User:Bwoodall|Bill Woodall(bwoodall)]] San Diego
*[[User:StaceyEllis|Stacey Ellis]] - UC Davis
*[[User:MicheleTobias|Michele Tobias]] - UC Davis
*[[User:geomercurial|Mike Treichler]] - Core-Mark International
*[[User:TaraAthan|Tara Athan]]
*[[User:Glennon|Alan Glennon]] - spatial@ucsb
*[[User:Darkblue b|Brian Hamlin (darkblue_b)]] - Berkeley
*[[User:J03lar50n|Joe Larson (j03lar50n)]] | CAL FIRE / San Luis Obispo County Fire | Cal Poly - SLO Alumni
*[[User:TheSteve0|Steve Citron (TheSteve0)]] - Pousty - ICF/Jones&Stokes, San Jose
*[[User:Osospdb|Paul Bartsch (osospdb)]] | UC Santa Barbara | Cal Poly - SLO Alumni
*[[User:Rburhum|Ragi Yaser Burhum(rburhum)]] | Self
*[[User:DylanBeaudette|Dylan Beaudette]] | CA Soil Resource Lab - UC Davis
*[[User:MPfister|Marc Pfister (drwelby)]] | ENPLAN (Redding)
*[[User:Lbali|Lokesh Bali]] | Richmond Police
*[[User:PacificGeodata|Matt Lamborn]] | Pacific Geodata - Napa, CA
* Frank Warmerdam | Google
*[[Jeff Hobbs]] | San Jose Water Company - San Jose, CA
* Bborie Park | Center for Vectorborne Diseases, UC Davis
* Brian Galey | Geospatial Innovation Facility, UC Berkeley
* [[User:brylie|Brylie Oxley]] | (brylie on freenode) - Nevada City, CA
* [[User:brainey|Bill Rainey]] - Santa Clara, CA
*[[User:Jsonnentag|Jeffrey Sonnentag]] - L&L Environmental, Inc., Redlands/Riverside, CA
*[[User:ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson]] - Consultant

== Navigation ==

[http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/California California Chapter Wiki Home Page]

[[Category: Local Chapters]]

[[Category: California]]

FOSS4G 2015 Code Sprint

2015-07-13T17:18:11Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

== Code Sprint - what's that? ==

A code sprint is about getting a group together to work on Open Source software, sitting around a table and sharing ideas. It's not just about writing code, as you know a project has many needs including documentation, testing, and providing feedback. What a better way to give feedback and give back to the project that you love than to spend a day with the project's developers. There are roles needed to be filled, no matter what your expertise.

With such a short timeframe (one day) you should probably use this page to set a specific goal for your project. But don't worry, if all you get done is actually sitting at the same table with the project's developers and talking about the next release, that is also great :)

== Who ==
All participants are welcome and you don't need to register or attend FOSS4G to attend the Code Sprint (registering here on the wiki is appreciated for planning purposes like coffee and food). Some projects will prefer attendees who have previously engaged with the project and already have a working development environment on their computer (i.e. not all project will welcome helping you set up your development environment).

== Where & When ==

WHEN: The day after the main conference ('''Saturday, September 19th''' 2015) has been set aside for the Code Sprint, approximately '''09:00 until 18:00'''

WHERE: CNN the Biz Gangnam Education & Training Center #301. [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=37.50141&mlon=127.02704#map=17/37.50141/127.02704 OpenStreetMap] [https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/%EC%94%A8%EC%95%A4%EC%95%A4%EB%B9%84%EC%A6%88%EA%B0%95%EB%82%A8%EA%B5%90%EC%9C%A1%EC%97%B0%EC%88%98%EC%84%BC%ED%84%B0/@37.5006246,127.0253256,17z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xce2936fff5702f90 Google Map]

[[File:CodeSprintMap.png]]

== What to Bring ==

== How to get there ==

* 5 minutes by walk from Exit 11 of Gangnam Station, Subway Line #2
* 5 minutes by walk from Exit 4 of Sinnonhyeon Station, Subway Line #9

== Sponsor ==

== Questions/Comments/Ideas ==

*ask on the foss4g2015 mailing list, foss4g2015(at)lists.osgeo.org ([http://lists.osgeo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/foss4g2015 subscribe])

== Additional Interested People ==

The following people are potentially interested in participating in sprinting activities though have not yet established a Workgroup.

* ''Your name: project(s)''
*

= Workgroups =

== GeoNode ==

'''Attending:'''

* [[User:Ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson]]
* Matt Hanson

'''Goals:'''

* Work on Abstract Map Client Framework

 

To participate, copy a project skeleton and start a section below for your project.

== Project-name ==

'''Attending:'''

*user
*user

'''Goals:'''

*your goals

 

[[Category:FOSS4G2015]] [[Category:FOSS4G]] [[Category:Code_Sprints]]

User:Ortelius

2015-07-13T17:15:53Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

== Jeffrey Johnson ==

* http://about.me/ortelius
* http://github.com/jj0hns0n/

FOSS4G 2015 BirdsOfAFeather

2015-07-13T17:14:59Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

= Introduction =
Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self-organise themselves to discuss topics of interest.

== General Information ==
During the [http://2015.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G 2015] conference in Seoul, South Korea, there will be a number of spaces for people to hold Birds of a Feather sessions.

 
For reference, an overview of the FOSS4G schedule is available at [http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/ http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/].

 
=== Rooms ===
We have available 5 rooms, that includes the grand ballroom (also used for plenary talks). The rooms will be available during lunch(12:20~13:20) and directly after the end of the talks, for 1 hour, on Day1 (Wednesday) and Day 2 (Thursday).

=== Capacities ===
* Grand Ballroom B: 400
* Room 7: 100
* Room 8: 100
* Room 9: 100
* Room 10: 100
 

==FOSS4G Contact==
* foss4g2015(at)lists.osgeo.org
 

== Wednesday(16th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo Diversity || || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 9 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 10 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 11 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

 

== Thursday(17th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo AGM || Annual General Meeting for OSGeo foundation || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || GeoNode || GeoNode Users/Developers BoF || [[User:Ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson]]
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 9 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 10 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 11 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

 

== OSGeo Diversity BOF ==

* Description: Discuss how to make sure that everyone in our community is safe and respected, and accepting to cultural differences.
* When/Where: Wednesday 17:40-18:30, GrandBallroom B.

Who is coming:
* [[Jeff McKenna]]
* [[Jachym Cepicky]]

== GeoNode Developers/Users BOF ==

* Description: BOF For all users and developers of GeoNode and related projects
* When/where: Thursday Lunch Room 8

Who is coming:

* [[User:Ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson]]

== Your BOF Name Here ==

* Description:
* When/Where:

Who is coming:
*
*

----

* See [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_BirdsOfAFeather FOSS4G 2009 Birds of a Feather] for inspiration!

[[Category:FOSS4G2015]]

FOSS4G 2015 BirdsOfAFeather

2015-07-13T17:14:27Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

= Introduction =
Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self-organise themselves to discuss topics of interest.

== General Information ==
During the [http://2015.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G 2015] conference in Seoul, South Korea, there will be a number of spaces for people to hold Birds of a Feather sessions.

 
For reference, an overview of the FOSS4G schedule is available at [http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/ http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/].

 
=== Rooms ===
We have available 5 rooms, that includes the grand ballroom (also used for plenary talks). The rooms will be available during lunch(12:20~13:20) and directly after the end of the talks, for 1 hour, on Day1 (Wednesday) and Day 2 (Thursday).

=== Capacities ===
* Grand Ballroom B: 400
* Room 7: 100
* Room 8: 100
* Room 9: 100
* Room 10: 100
 

==FOSS4G Contact==
* foss4g2015(at)lists.osgeo.org
 

== Wednesday(16th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo Diversity || || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 9 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 10 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 11 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

 

== Thursday(17th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo AGM || Annual General Meeting for OSGeo foundation || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || GeoNode || GeoNode Users/Developers BoF || [[Jeffrey Johnson|User:Ortelius]]
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 9 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 10 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 11 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

 

== OSGeo Diversity BOF ==

* Description: Discuss how to make sure that everyone in our community is safe and respected, and accepting to cultural differences.
* When/Where: Wednesday 17:40-18:30, GrandBallroom B.

Who is coming:
* [[Jeff McKenna]]
* [[Jachym Cepicky]]

== GeoNode Developers/Users BOF ==

* Description: BOF For all users and developers of GeoNode and related projects
* When/where: Thursday Lunch Room 8

Who is coming:

* [[Jeffrey Johnson|User:Ortelius]]

== Your BOF Name Here ==

* Description:
* When/Where:

Who is coming:
*
*

----

* See [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_BirdsOfAFeather FOSS4G 2009 Birds of a Feather] for inspiration!

[[Category:FOSS4G2015]]

FOSS4G 2015 BirdsOfAFeather

2015-07-13T17:13:03Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

= Introduction =
Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self-organise themselves to discuss topics of interest.

== General Information ==
During the [http://2015.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G 2015] conference in Seoul, South Korea, there will be a number of spaces for people to hold Birds of a Feather sessions.

 
For reference, an overview of the FOSS4G schedule is available at [http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/ http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/].

 
=== Rooms ===
We have available 5 rooms, that includes the grand ballroom (also used for plenary talks). The rooms will be available during lunch(12:20~13:20) and directly after the end of the talks, for 1 hour, on Day1 (Wednesday) and Day 2 (Thursday).

=== Capacities ===
* Grand Ballroom B: 400
* Room 7: 100
* Room 8: 100
* Room 9: 100
* Room 10: 100
 

==FOSS4G Contact==
* foss4g2015(at)lists.osgeo.org
 

== Wednesday(16th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo Diversity || || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 9 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
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=== Room 10 ===

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=== Room 11 ===

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== Thursday(17th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo AGM || Annual General Meeting for OSGeo foundation || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

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! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
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| 12:20-13:20 || GeoNode || GeoNode Users/Developers BoF || [[User:Ortelius]]
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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 9 ===

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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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== OSGeo Diversity BOF ==

* Description: Discuss how to make sure that everyone in our community is safe and respected, and accepting to cultural differences.
* When/Where: Wednesday 17:40-18:30, GrandBallroom B.

Who is coming:
* [[Jeff McKenna]]
* [[Jachym Cepicky]]

== GeoNode Developers/Users BOF ==

* Description: BOF For all users and developers of GeoNode and related projects
* When/where: Thursday Lunch Room 8

Who is coming:

* [[User:Ortelius]]

== Your BOF Name Here ==

* Description:
* When/Where:

Who is coming:
*
*

----

* See [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_BirdsOfAFeather FOSS4G 2009 Birds of a Feather] for inspiration!

[[Category:FOSS4G2015]]

FOSS4G 2015 BirdsOfAFeather

2015-07-13T17:12:28Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

= Introduction =
Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self-organise themselves to discuss topics of interest.

== General Information ==
During the [http://2015.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G 2015] conference in Seoul, South Korea, there will be a number of spaces for people to hold Birds of a Feather sessions.

 
For reference, an overview of the FOSS4G schedule is available at [http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/ http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/].

 
=== Rooms ===
We have available 5 rooms, that includes the grand ballroom (also used for plenary talks). The rooms will be available during lunch(12:20~13:20) and directly after the end of the talks, for 1 hour, on Day1 (Wednesday) and Day 2 (Thursday).

=== Capacities ===
* Grand Ballroom B: 400
* Room 7: 100
* Room 8: 100
* Room 9: 100
* Room 10: 100
 

==FOSS4G Contact==
* foss4g2015(at)lists.osgeo.org
 

== Wednesday(16th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo Diversity || || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 9 ===

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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 10 ===

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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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== Thursday(17th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo AGM || Annual General Meeting for OSGeo foundation || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
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| 12:20-13:20 || GeoNode || GeoNode Users/Developers BoF || [[ortelius]]
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 9 ===

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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 10 ===

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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 11 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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== OSGeo Diversity BOF ==

* Description: Discuss how to make sure that everyone in our community is safe and respected, and accepting to cultural differences.
* When/Where: Wednesday 17:40-18:30, GrandBallroom B.

Who is coming:
* [[Jeff McKenna]]
* [[Jachym Cepicky]]

== GeoNode Developers/Users BOF ==

* Description: BOF For all users and developers of GeoNode and related projects
* When/where: Thursday Lunch Room 8

Who is coming:

* [[ortelius]]

== Your BOF Name Here ==

* Description:
* When/Where:

Who is coming:
*
*

----

* See [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_BirdsOfAFeather FOSS4G 2009 Birds of a Feather] for inspiration!

[[Category:FOSS4G2015]]

FOSS4G 2015 BirdsOfAFeather

2015-07-13T17:11:27Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

= Introduction =
Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self-organise themselves to discuss topics of interest.

== General Information ==
During the [http://2015.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G 2015] conference in Seoul, South Korea, there will be a number of spaces for people to hold Birds of a Feather sessions.

 
For reference, an overview of the FOSS4G schedule is available at [http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/ http://2015.foss4g.org/programme/presentations/].

 
=== Rooms ===
We have available 5 rooms, that includes the grand ballroom (also used for plenary talks). The rooms will be available during lunch(12:20~13:20) and directly after the end of the talks, for 1 hour, on Day1 (Wednesday) and Day 2 (Thursday).

=== Capacities ===
* Grand Ballroom B: 400
* Room 7: 100
* Room 8: 100
* Room 9: 100
* Room 10: 100
 

==FOSS4G Contact==
* foss4g2015(at)lists.osgeo.org
 

== Wednesday(16th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo Diversity || || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 9 ===

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=== Room 10 ===

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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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== Thursday(17th September) ==

=== GrandBallroom B===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || OSGeo AGM || Annual General Meeting for OSGeo foundation || JM
|}

=== Room 8 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || GeoNode || GeoNode Users/Developers BoF || @ortelius
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

=== Room 9 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
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| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 10 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
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=== Room 11 ===

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Timeslot !! Topic/Group !! Description !! Contact
|-
| 12:20-13:20 || || ||
|-
| 17:40-18:30 || || ||
|}

 

== OSGeo Diversity BOF ==

* Description: Discuss how to make sure that everyone in our community is safe and respected, and accepting to cultural differences.
* When/Where: Wednesday 17:40-18:30, GrandBallroom B.

Who is coming:
* [[Jeff McKenna]]
* [[Jachym Cepicky]]

== GeoNode Developers/Users BOF ==

* Description: BOF For all users and developers of GeoNode and related projects
* When/where: Thursday Lunch Room 8

Who is coming:

* @ortelius

== Your BOF Name Here ==

* Description:
* When/Where:

Who is coming:
*
*

----

* See [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_BirdsOfAFeather FOSS4G 2009 Birds of a Feather] for inspiration!

[[Category:FOSS4G2015]]

GeoForAll UrbanScience CityAnalytics

2015-03-13T15:56:12Z

Wiki-Ortelius: /* Who's Who Here? */

'''Welcome to "Geo for All" Urban Science and City Analytics:''' ''''''CitySmart/SmartCity''''''

* Chairs: Chris Pettit (Australia) and Patrick Hogan (USA)

* Those interested in being part of this theme, please go to the maillist url at http://lists.osgeo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geoforall-urbanscience and subscribe so you can participate. We look forward for your participation in our Urban Science and City Analytics research. All members can use the maillist to collaborate . All ideas are welcome.

* All participants should support the 'Open Cities Guiding Principles.' (Thanks to Cameron Shorter for this.)

'''Open Cities - Guiding Principles''' (need a reference for this please)

* All material created is made available for all under an Open License
* All material is carefully designed (API-centric modular componentry) so that it can be built upon by others
* All participants aim to reuse, extend and invent material (in that order)

Note that it is eventually desirable to maintain one '''core platform''' architected with an open API for functionalities (menu system), than to have competing platforms. But before we get to that rarefied 'Linux' place, we will benefit from collegial and healthy competition, with the best features of each ending up in the collective's decision for the '''core platform''' finale.

== Who's Who Here? ==
Please let us know of your '''''interest to participate''''' by adding yourself to this list.

* Chris Pettit, University of Melbourne, https://www.linkedin.com/pub/chris-pettit/16/190/4B0
** Coordinate the implementation of eResearch tools to support urban researchers across Australia under the auspices of the Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network (AURIN).

* Charlie Schweik and Alexander (Sasha) Stepanov, http://eco.umass.edu/people/faculty/schweik-charles-m/
** University of Massachusetts Amherst. Trying to build educational service learning opportunities for students on advanced GIS using our campus as a "testbed."

* Tom Mueller, California University of Pennsylvania, http://www.calu.edu/academics/faculty/thomas-mueller.aspx
** Similar to Charlie, I want to build educational exercises and service learning opportunities for my students.

* Jim Miller, University of Kansas, Computer Science, http://people.eecs.ku.edu/~miller/
** Using NASA World Wind for several open source geo-visualization efforts, including Lidar and multivariate scalar and vector field visualization.

* Brandt Melick, Information Technology Department Director, Springfield Oregon USA, https://www.linkedin.com/pub/brandt-melick/22/869/261
** Manage IT and GIS in support of community development, involving public works, and fire and life safety. Coordinate NSDI exchanges of cadastral, elevation and environmental information between local, state and federal agencies in the Pacific Northwest.

* Ant Beck, University of Nottingham Research Fellow, https://www.linkedin.com/in/antbeck
** Currently transitioning into CityAnalytics looking at city wide entropy based energy management simulations. Have aspirations for an open, big data environment.

* Phillip Davis, GeoAcademy, https://www.linkedin.com/pub/phillip-davis/9/59/b7b
** The GeoAcademy is using QGIS 2.8 to provide Massively Open Online Courses through the Canvas Network to students around the globe for free. We currently enroll over 4,000 students in our March 2015 cohort.

* Patrick Hogan, NASA World Wind Project Manager, https://www.linkedin.com/in/phogan
** Building open source virtual globe technology meant to stimulate innovative solutions managing geospatial data, whether open or proprietary.

* Antoni Perez-Navarro, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, https://www.linkedin.com/in/antonipereznavarro
** Currently working on indoor positioning systems. Previously developed the Context Aware Recommender System.

* Giuseppe Conti, https://www.linkedin.com/in/gconti
** Trilogis Srl, Italy. Working on the open standard for indoor/outdoor interoperable location services (http://www.i-locate.eu/) involving multiple cities, hospitals, museums, etc.

* Evangelos Mitsakis, https://www.linkedin.com/pub/evangelos-mitsakis/6/62/938
** Centre for Research and Technology Hellas - Hellenic Institute of Transport, Greece. Working on climate change adaptation, urban resilience and smart cities, focusing on intelligent transport and mobility.

* Gábor Remetey, Secretary-general, Hungarian Association for Geo-information (HUNAGI), https://www.linkedin.com/in/remetey
** Strategic planning, implementation and consultancy in geospatial IT, and building contacts at the domestic, regional and global levels for Hungarian GIS and the Earth Observation community.

*Maria A Brovelli, Politecnico di Milano, http://www.ege-como.polimi.it/index.php?content=maria_brovelli
** Applications of free and open-source spatial analytics to urban context and its development, Citizen Science (http://geomobile.como.polimi.it/) and collaborative multidimensional platforms (http://geomobile.como.polimi.it/policrowd2.0/).

* Xinyue Ye, Computational Social Science Lab, Kent State University, http://www.xinyueye.com/
** My research focus is open source space-time analysis method development and its socio-economic application, especially on economic inequality, urban development, crime, and social media.

*Andrew Hunter, GIScience Group, University of Calgary, http://gisciencegroup.ucalgary.ca
** Teach GIS, Land Use Planning and Cadastral Studies. Research focuses on the development of interoperable (open source) frameworks for land use planning, land development, and geospatial approaches for enhancing community engagement.

* Hande Demirel, Geomatics Engineering Department, Istanbul Technical University, http://faculty.itu.edu.tr/demirelha/
** Lecturer for undergraduate and graduate students on spatial information systems. Research focus is spatial data acquisition, modelling spatial data, intelligent transportation and impact analysis for smart cities.

* Lucy Bastin, University of Aston http://www.aston.ac.uk/eas/staff/a-z/dr-lucy-bastin/ and Joint Research Centre of the European Commission http://dopa.jrc.ec.europa.eu/content/contacts
** Focus: quality issues with geospatial data and VGI, e.g., making best use of cheap, plentiful but variable sensors such as weather stations for urban decision making on, e.g., dynamic routing of gritting trucks. I work on interoperable solutions for communicating data quality , e.g., UncertML and the OGC SWG on user feedback.

*GeoDa Center for Geospatial Analysis and Computation, Arizona State University, https://geodacenter.asu.edu/
** Applications of free and open-source spatial analytics and decision support systems to urban modeling and scenario planning (but '''who''' at GeoDa do we contact?).

* Sven Schade, Joint Research Centre of the European Commission (https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/).
** I am a geospatial information scientist working on knowledge extraction from (big) data by using geospatial analytics capabilities, multi-disciplinary interoperability, and open innovation. How can we make data from public, commercial and private sources usable for social good?

* Bob Basques, City of Saint Paul, Mn. USA (http://gis.ci.stpaul.mn.us).
** My background is in Spatial Information Management for the City of Saint Paul, Public Works, with just under 300,000 residents. Providing access to hundreds of spatial layers, originating from the City, the Metro Region, County, State, and Federal sources to both public and internal users. Big Open Source proponent and developer.

* Tuong-Thuy Vu, School of Geography, University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus (http://www.nottingham.edu.my/geography).
** Big geospatial data analytics with applications to urban environment

* Helena Mitasova, North Carolina State University, Center for Geospatial Analytics, OSGeo REL http://geospatial.ncsu.edu/osgeorel/
** Geospatial modeling and visualization for GRASS GIS, simulation of urban growth - incorporation of FUTURES model into GRASS GIS, Tangible landscape: collaborative modeling environment using interactive 3D printed or molded physical models
** The City of Raleigh strives to become a worldwide model for an open source city http://www.raleighnc.gov/open/

* Jeffrey Johnson, Independent Consultant, World Bank GFDRR
** Geospatial Modeling for Disaster Risk Management

== Global Drivers for OSGEO Solutions ==

* EC Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community, INSPIRE, http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/
* US National Spatial Data Infrastructure, NSDI, http://www.fgdc.gov/nsdi/nsdi.html
* United Nations Spatial Data Infrastructure, UNSDI http://www.ungiwg.org/content/united-nations-spatial-data-infrastructure-unsdi
* UNSDI '''Visualization''' for UN Member State briefing http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/videos/other/final_visualization_facility.avi
* UN '''Sustainable Development Goals''' (SDG): http://citiscope.org/story/2014/comparing-mdgs-and-sdgs#SDGs
* UN “Urban Goal” (SDG #11): Make cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable, http://citiscope.org/story/2014/comparing-mdgs-and-sdgs#No11
* The Brookings Institution: Why we need to think about implementing the '''Sustainable Development Goals'''
** http://www.brookings.edu/blogs/future-development/posts/2015/03/03-implementing-sustainable-development-kharas
* Open Transit Indicators Enable Cities to Design '''Better Transit Systems'''
** http://www.azavea.com/blogs/newsletter/v10i1/open-transit-indicators-enable-cities-to-design-better-transit-systems/

== Key Research Questions ==

* 1. How can we transform existing cities or create new cities that are sustainable, productive and resilient?
** Easy, we work together as one species to solve common problems.
* 2. What is the role and opportunity for big data (and small) in the area of analytics, science and visualisation for shaping our cities?
** The data simply awaits our gracious intelligence to do good things with, not for profit, but ''''''for the benefit of all'''''' per NASA's motto, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA
* 3. How can we empower citizens, community groups, planners, policy and decision-makers to work cohesively in solving the problems our cities face such that they successfully engage in a sustainable urban future?
** By making this '''''Road Map''''' a reality, '''''all''''' cities will have something they need yet also own.
** This also gives them a way to share back the solutions they discover ''''''for the benefit of all.''''''

== CitySmart/SmartCity '''''Road Map:''''' '' 'First Life' '' ==

* We consider a dual approach, i.e. complementing a technology push ("People of city X, come and see what a nice open solution we developed for you!"), with an application pull ("Urban Science and City Analytics experts, we have a serious problem, can you help us?").

* We owe this 'first cut' for our CitySmart app to OGC's "Smart Cities Spatial Information Framework"
**http://gisuser.com/2015/02/ogc-smart-cities-spatial-information-framework-white-paper-announced/

* We also heap a world of praise upon Brandt Melick, Information Technology Department Director, Springfield Oregon USA for putting this CitySmart app idea into action! We need to help more cities step forward like this, lead by example! This directly supports both the European INSPIRE Directive, the US NSDI Executive Order and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
** '''http://www.NSDInow.org/SDI_Now_02/Technical_Support.html'''

* ''' 'CitySmart/SmartCity' App Themes/Data-type''' (feel free to expand):
# INSPIRE Data Specifications, http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/index.cfm/pageid/2/list/7
# Urban Planning, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_planning
# Intelligent Transportation, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligent_transportation_system
# Health & Medical Services, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_care
# Public Safety & Emergency Services, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_service
# Environmental Protection, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_protection
# Intelligent Buildings, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Building_automation
# Utilities: Smart Grid, Smart Water, Sanitation, etc., http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_grid
# Location-Based Services, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Location-based_service
# Indoor Positioning System (added by Antoni Perez Navarro), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indoor_positioning_system
# Context-aware ''Recommender Systems'' (added by Antoni Perez Navarro), http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recommender_system

* '''Data sharing''' – Municipalities need to be able to share information with site developers, site constraint specialists (environmental scientists, planners and engineers), utility service providers and regulators. The following information is requested on a regular basis for a wide variety of location-based solutions, namely (ESRI products, Autodesk products and MSFT Office products such as Excel, Access, etc.). These data sets most often include:

# INSPIRE Data Models, http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/index.cfm/pageid/2/list/datamodels
# Imagery (3-inch pixel is preferred, 1 foot pixel is less preferred, 1 meter is getting much less preferred)
# Cadastral Information (parcel polygons, Rights of Way (ROW), property ownership, assessment and taxation information and property class)
# Address Information (house number, street name, City, zip, site location (coordinates) and zoning information)
# Jurisdictional boundaries (incorporated areas, city limits, county boundaries, etc.), urban growth boundaries, public safety response areas
# Elevation Information: DEM’s (raster), DTM’s (vector), contours and spot elevation points, as well as mass points and break lines
# Waterways and protected areas: wetlands, fish-bearing streams, endangered species habitat, well-head protection zones, etc.
# Facilities a.k.a. utilities: waste-water, storm-water, transportation systems, power, drinking water, etc. who owns the facility, who maintains the facility, etc.
# Structures/facilities: bridges, building foot prints, complexes, monuments, etc.
# Documents: reference material, procedures, regulations, metadata, etc.
# Lidar, everyone wants it, yet few understand how to put Lidar to good use. The City of Springfield is spoiled with 8 points per meter, and they know what to do with it. Though they still want for better tools to work with it (i.e., our CitySmart app).

* '''Technical Challenges''' - there are many, here are just a few: raw data made useable, data dating, accurate georeference conversion, unit conversion (metric to standard), data storage, data security, firewalls, standardized metadata, etc.
* '''Yet to be discussed:'''
** '''Legal challenges''' e.g. investigating and suggesting the required framework to preserve privacy, ensure equity (equality in access to data and computing capacities), protect IPR and copyrights.
** '''Economic challenges''' e.g. creating sustainable Research Infrastructures (RI) for the public and private sector, investigate possibilities for Public Private Partnerships (PPP).
** '''Social challenges''' e.g. fostering public engagement in Big Data (theory, i.e. participation in related debates, and practice, i.e. data gathering and analysis).

Any serious roadmap on urban science should certainly consider the social dimension. In this respect, we would need a subsequent actions such as:
# Identify the intended direct beneficiaries (aka users, customers, consumers) - instead of focusing on producers of data, infrastructures, software and services. Possible beneficiaries might be: urban planners, scientists/academia, city councils and majors, citizen, young people (pupil and students), etc. While these intended audiences might partially overlap, all might have different needs and need a different approach for participation.
# Identify and get into contact with some representatives of the intended target group, e.g. with champions in digital social innovation and open minded individuals, or via associations that are directly connected to these communities, such as citizen associations.
# Engaging with these people in order to identify their real needs for city analytics, in order to first of all get their requirements, but also to co-develop products, get direct feedback (e.g. be including them in review panels for the NASA WW Challenge), etc.
# Expand from few collaborations into a wider network in which solutions are replicated or adopted for one city after the other - each time customized to the individual needs.

* '''Use-Case: Urban Planning and Site Review''' – Municipalities need to evaluate the impact of proposed development activity, on existing development and on the natural environment. This typically includes estimating how much cut and fill is proposed, how proposed land alteration impacts surface drainage, how proposed structures will connect to city services (waste-water, storm-water, drinking-water, power, etc.), how steep the roads will be (slope for fire trucks), and proximity to wetlands and other protected waters of the state. These data most often include:
** Imagery, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satellite_imagery
** Cadastral, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cadastre
** Elevation, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_elevation_model
** Facilities (structures and utilities)
** Waterways and Flood Maps

== Technologies Available In Our Network ==

* NASA World Wind (Java, iOS and Android, Web version on its way), http://goworldwind.org/
* GeoMoose, http://geomoose.org/
* QGIS, http://www.qgis.org/
* i-Locate, http://i-locate.eu/
* Open Transit Indicators Enable Cities to Design '''Better Transit Systems'''
** http://www.azavea.com/blogs/newsletter/v10i1/open-transit-indicators-enable-cities-to-design-better-transit-systems/
* Australia Urban Intelligence Network, AURIN Portal and workbench, http://osgeolab.unimelb.edu.au/
* Arizona State University (ASU) GeoDa, https://geodacenter.asu.edu/software
** The GeoDa Center for Geospatial Analysis and Computation develops state-of-the-art methods for geospatial analysis, geovisualization, geosimulation, and spatial process modeling, implements them through open source software tools and applies them to policy-relevant research in the social and environmental sciences.
* GRASS GIS, http://grass.osgeo.org
** Multitemporal, full 3D GIS research platform with many processing, analytical, modeling and visualization tools relevant to Urban Science and city analytics (lidar-based models, solar energy, viewsheds, networks, water resources, full 3D visualization with animations and many others in the core package, with additional tools, including civil engineering design in add-ons)

== Potential Partners ==

* Netherlands Coordination Office, United Nations Spatial Data Infrastructure (UNSDI) http://www.unsdi.nl/
* GeoAcademy (Phil Davis), http://discoverspatial.com/
* University of Massachusetts at Amherst, http://eco.umass.edu/people/faculty/schweik-charles-m/
* IBM '''Smarter Cities,''' http://www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/us/en/smarter_cities/overview/
* UBM Future Cities, http://www.ubmfuturecities.com/author.asp?section_id=234&doc_id=526334&?_mc=MP_IW_EDT_STUB
* Aalborg University Copenhagen, '''Sustainable Cities''' Master Programme, http://sustainablecities.aau.dk/
* Imperial College London, Intel Collaborative Research Institute (ICRI) for '''Sustainable Connected Cites,''' http://www.cities.io/guiding-principles/
* ISET Building '''Urban Resilience''' to Climate Change, http://i-s-e-t.org/resources/working-papers/building-resilience.html
* 100 '''Resilient Cities''' Challenge, http://www.100resilientcities.org/pages/100-resilient-cities-challenge
* '''Global Resilience''' Partnership Seeks New Ideas on Resilience in Africa, Southeast Asia
** http://www.rockefellerfoundation.org/blog/global-resilience-partnership-seeks-new
** http://www.globalresiliencepartnership.org/blog/2015/02/17/grp-teams-announced/
* GeoDa Center for Geospatial Analysis, https://geodacenter.asu.edu/
* Australia '''Urban Intelligence''' Network, AURIN, http://aurin.org.au/
* Arizona State University (ASU) GeoDa, https://geodacenter.asu.edu/software
* HAROSA Knowledge Community (HAROSA KC), http://dpcs.uoc.edu/joomla/index.php/about-harosa-kc
* Politecnico di Milano, GEO Lab (Geomatics and Earth Observations) http://geomatica.como.polimi.it/index.php?lang=en
** An international network of research groups promoting and developing collaborative e-research on new '''H'''ybrid '''A'''lgorithms for solving '''R'''ealistic r'''O'''uting, '''S'''cheduling and system reliability/'''A'''vailability problems.

== CitySmart/SmartCity ''Road Map:'' ''''The Challenge'''' ==

'''The Task'''

Develop a '''''Road Map,''''' the ''Requirements doc,'' essentially the 'specs' for what this ''Urban Science - City Analytics'', CitySmart app looks like. Some basic requirements:
* 3D Virtual Globe interchangeable or simultaneous with 2D Map along with Projection Choices
* Imagery & Elevation Import
* Extensible Architecture (Modular Componentry)
* Data Retrieval via REST, WMS, WCS, WFS, GML, User-Deﬁned
* OSM Placenames, Boundaries and Roads
* Picking and Decluttering
* Shapeﬁle and KML Import
* Measurement Tools
* Flooding and Line-of-Sight Calculation
* Subsurface Visualization
* Shapes: Placemarks, Path, Polygon, Extruded Polygon, Custom, HTML5-able Balloons
* Volumes (& Shapes), follow terrain or maintain constant elevation above terrain while moving

The Road Map will likely be based on information in the 'framework' documents mentioned above in the Road Map section:

* http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GeoForAll_UrbanScience_CityAnalytics#Urban_Science_-_City_Analytics:_Road_Map.

This Road Map needs to allow for some early successes so we can get buy-in from 'real' municipalities to work with us and thereby keep value-added precisely on target. After the Road Map, then what? Then we challenge Earth's FOSSy development community to provide their solution in response to the Road Map. 'Twoud be fine if we could gather a nice award package for that.

After we (the OSGEO community) evaluate these ‘solutions,’ some will be asked to mashup until in the end we have one OSGEO/FOSS4G/GeoForAll CitySmart app. This app will have an open API for the menu system, for drag-n-drop of functionalities. This will allow each city to tailor the CitySmart app for their specific use. This will also allow the world community to continually optimize old functionalities and design new ones, whether proprietary or FOSSy.

'''Who Will Do This?'''

Whoever wants to! We ask academic and other organizations to first help us with the Road Map (the ''Requirements doc''), such as those listed as Potential Partners, http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GeoForAll_UrbanScience_CityAnalytics#Potential_Partners'''.''' All are welcome!

'''Why Do This?'''

Because we can! And more importantly, because there is a world full of urban management need, much of which is identical no matter what urban location we are in. For a little encouragement, how about a NASA crystal bull for the best Road Map, just like for the Europa Challenge, http://eurochallenge.como.polimi.it/''',''' and of course NASA T-shirts. We need YOU (whoever you are) to design the requirements doc for the Urban Science - City Analytics, a CitySmart app.

We need this Road Map to guide us! And we need it before work on the CitySmart app begins, so it can begin well. If your Road Map wins, you get the crystal bull, after you mash-up the best from what's in the ‘other’ Road Maps. We will ask the Region and Theme Chairs to do the voting, http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GeoForAll'''.''' Or if you are that good, just build it and be a lighthouse guiding our future.

'''Road Map Done, Then What?'''

The '''''next''''' challenge, the CitySmart App Challenge, will be for '''''any and all comers''''' to build an app according to the Road Map, one that will put a fresh smile on the face of many municipalities around the world! And something a whole planet can share, so all may reap the benefits of a life in a smarter city. The City of Springfield Oregon has already shown us the way forward, http://www.nsdinow.org/SDI_Now_02/Technical_Support.html'''.''' Are we ready?

== Reference Material ==

* Future Cities, UK Ordnance Survey
** https://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/about/thinking/future-cities/

* '''''Climate Adaptation''''' Guidebook for Municipalities
** http://www.cmap.illinois.gov/documents/10180/14193/FY13-0119+Climate+Adaptation+toolkit+lowres.pdf

* How Cities Can Battle '''''Climate Change with Resiliency Planning'''''
** http://www.triplepundit.com/2014/09/cities-can-battle-climate-change-resiliency-planning/

* ISET Working Paper 3: Planning for '''''Urban Climate Resilience'''''
** http://i-s-e-t.org/resources/working-papers/climate-resilience-paper-3.html

* USA Federal Policies to Build '''''Climate-Resilient''''' Coastal Regions, Lessons from Hurricane Sandy
** http://resilient-cities.iclei.org/resilient-cities-hub-site/resilience-resource-point/resilience-library/urban-resilience-planning/

* '''Resilience''': A Bridging Concept or a Dead End? http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14649357.2012.677124
** “Reframing” '''Resilience''': Challenges for Planning Theory and Practice
** Interacting Traps: '''Resilience''' Assessment of a Pasture Management System in Northern Afghanistan
** '''Urban Resilience''': What Does it Mean in Planning Practice?
** '''Resilience''' as a Useful Concept for '''''Climate Change''''' Adaptation?
** The Politics of '''Resilience for Planning''': A Cautionary Note

* Managing Aging City Infrastructure:
** http://graphics.latimes.com/la-aging-water-infrastructure/

* Wow! A rural town in Italy '''>'''100% sustainable energy:
** http://reregions.blogspot.com/2010/03/varese-ligure-italy.html
** http://cleantechnica.com/2014/01/09/varese-ligure-italy-small-town-high-renewables/
** http://www.ecofriend.com/italian-town-runs-completely-on-renewable-energy.html

* '''''Sustainable''''' background info:
** Sustainable City, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_city
** Sustainable Energy, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_energy
** Sustainable Transport, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_transport
** Sustainable Living, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sustainable_living
** Urban Agriculture, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_agriculture

* Urban Farming
** Growing Cities, http://www.yesmagazine.org/planet/growing-cities
** World’s Largest Urban Farm, http://www.yesmagazine.org/peace-justice/detroit-community-gardeners-question-hantz-urban-farm
** Growing Home, http://www.yesmagazine.org/new-economy/growing-home-urban-agriculture-in-chicago
** Breaking Through Concrete, http://www.yesmagazine.org/planet/growing-through-concrete-an-urban-farming-roadtrip
** ''Growing Power'' Despite an Urban 'Food' Desert, http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/food-for-everyone/growing-power-in-an-urban-food-desert

* Local Grocery
** http://www.cooperativegrocer.coop/articles/2004-01-08/mondragons-eroski-mass-retailer
** http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/the-new-economy/mondragon-worker-cooperatives-decide-how-to-ride-out-a-downturn

* Open Source Ecology, ''Do-It-Yourself'' Industrial Equipment
** http://opensourceecology.org/gvcs/gvcs-machine-index/
** http://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski

* Digital Earth | Virtual Nations | Data Cities
** http://dcitynetwork.net/manifesto/

* Open government, open source city
** http://www.raleighnc.gov/open/
** http://opensource.com/government/13/5/open-data-visual
** http://allthingsopen.org

Vienna Code Sprint 2014

2014-02-26T19:17:21Z

Wiki-Ortelius:

''OSGeo Code Sprint 2014 official web site: [http://vienna2014.sprint.osgeo.org http://vienna2014.sprint.osgeo.org]. Please contact us if you are interested in our [http://vienna2014.sprint.osgeo.org/sponsoring.html sponsorship opportunities].''

'''Gold Sponsors'''

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[[File:Logo-Airborne-Interactive.png|260px|Airborne Interactive Ltd|link=http://www.airborne.aero/]]
 
http://www.airborne.aero/
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[[File:Logo-Austrospace.png‎|260px|Austrospace|link=http://www.austrospace.at/]]
 
http://www.austrospace.at/
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[[File:Logo-TYDAC.png‎|260px|TYDAC|link=http://www.tydac.ch]]
 
http://www.tydac.ch
|}

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[[File:Logo-FOSSGIS-e.V.png‎|260px|FOSSGIS e.V.|link=http://www.fossgis.de]]
 
http://www.fossgis.de
|}

'''Silver Sponsors'''

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[[File:Logo-ITS-VR.jpg|260px|ITS Vienna Region|link=http://www.anachb.at/mehr]]
 
http://www.anachb.at/mehr
|}

'''Bronze Sponsors'''

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[[File:Logo-metaspatial.png|260px|metaspatial Institut|link=http://www.metaspatial.net/en/institute]]
 
[http://metaspatial.net/en/institute http://metaspatial.net/en/institute]
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[[File:Logo-Oslandia.png|260px|Oslandia|link=http://www.oslandia.com]]
 
[http://www.oslandia.com http://www.oslandia.com]
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[[File:Logo-rapidlasso.png|260px|rapidlasso|link=http://rapidlasso.com]]
 
[http://rapidlasso.com http://rapidlasso.com]
|}

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[[File:Logo-Azavea.jpg‎|260px|Azavea|link=http://www.azavea.com]]
 
http://www.azavea.com
|}

'''Venue Sponsor'''

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[[File:Logo-City-of-Vienna.png|260px|City of Vienna MA 14|link=http://www.wien.gv.at/english/administration/ict/index.html]]
 
[http://www.wien.gv.at/english/administration/ict/index.html http://www.wien.gv.at/]
|}

'''Other/in-kind sponsors'''

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[[File:Logo-EOX.png|120px|EOX IT Services GmbH|link=http://eox.at]]
 
[http://eox.at http://eox.at]
|}

== Purpose ==

Get together project members to make decisions and tackle larger geospatial
problems (as done last year at the [[Boston Code Sprint 2013]] and previous
years: [[IslandWood Code Sprint 2012|Island Wood]] (2012),
[[Montreal Code Sprint 2011|Montreal]] (2011),
[[New York Code Sprint 2010|New York City]] (2010), and
[[Toronto Code Sprint 2009|Toronto]] (2009)). This code sprint is targeting
members of the "C Tribe" (e.g., MapServer, QGis, GRASS, GDAL, Proj, PostGIS,
MapGuide, OpenLayers). Other tribes are welcome to join the sprint, of course,
but we hope that "C Tribe" members will give this event special consideration.

== Venue ==

The City of Vienna MA 14 gladly provides the location for the Vienna Code Sprint for up to 60 sprinters in [http://www.wien.gv.at/stadtplan/grafik.aspx?lang=de-AT&bookmark=zHClRv95TUbsTHFEFcAeRO5RphlRnHnkur2pH4Oprw-b-b&bmadr=25723751 their very new office called STAR 22] (see also [http://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=48.22910&mlon=16.45660#map=19/48.22910/16.45660 OSM map]).

The venue is not far from the center of Vienna (~25min via train and subway) and can be reached easily from the Vienna airport via train.

== Dates and Times ==

March 24-28 2014

Note: March 19-21 FOSSGIS Berlin

Duration: Full week

== Agenda ==

TBD

=== Project Plans ===

GRASS GIS Agenda: See http://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GRASS_Community_Sprint_Vienna_2014

== Hotel ==

Two blocks of rooms have been negotiated at the two hotels closest to the sprint venue, [http://www.hillinger.at Hotel Hillinger] ([http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/48.23133/16.45037 map]) and [http://www.wienerkindl.at Hotel Wiener Kindl] ([http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=19/48.22757/16.45428 map]). Please make your own choice.

The rooms are blocked for the sprint week i.e. 24.-28. March 2014 whereas +/- one day should be no problem.

Please find the lists of available rooms below. If you make a reservation for one of the listed rooms please indicate this by adding your name to the list. Thanks.

Don't hesitate to contact me if you need any assistance.

=== Hotel Wiener Kindl ===

{| style="border: solid grey 1px" class="sortable"
|+ Hotel-Wiener-Kindl
|-
| # Beds || Rate || # Rooms || Reservations || Notes
|-
| 1 || € 65,- || 3 || Martin Isenburg (willing to share room with 2 or 3 beds) ||
|-
| 2 || € 80,- || 6 || (Martin Dobias & Peter Wells), Even Rouault, Dmitry Baryshnikov ||
|-
| 3 || € 90,- || 2 || Maxim Dubinin ||
|}

The rates include breakfast buffet, sat TV, direct dial telephone, ensuite bathroom with shower, minibar, and free WLAN.

Cancellation policy:
* Free cancellation until 7 days in advance
* 50% fee later

These rooms are blocked until 28.02.2014. Please make your reservation via mail to "wienerkindl@utanet.at" and indicate that you're participating at the "OSGeo Vienna Code Sprint" in order to get a room of the block.

If you really want to save on budget you might consider a room with shared bathroom and sometimes also shared shower. Note that these rooms are available at the hotel as backup rooms but not recommended. You have been warned.

{| style="border: solid grey 1px" class="sortable"
|+ Hotel-Wiener-Kindl-low-budget
|-
| # Beds || Rate || # Rooms || Reservations || Notes
|-
| 1 || € 45,- || 3 || Radim Blazek ||
|-
| 2 || € 50,- || 2 || <add your name> ||
|}

=== Hotel Hillinger ===

'''Note, in case you've seen the previous note, that today I visited the hotel again and hopefully resolved all misunderstandings.'''

{| style="border: solid grey 1px" class="sortable"
|+ Hotel-Hillinger
|-
| # Beds || Rate || # Rooms || Reservations || Notes
|-
| 2 || € 85,- || 15 are blocked of up to 50 || <add your name> || Most of the rooms have double beds and some twin beds. Ask for your preferred choice.
|-
| 1 || € 65,- || Same as above but single use || <add your name> ||
|-
| 3 || € 105,- || 4 || <add your name> || 2 of the rooms can also be used as 4 bed rooms for € 125,-.
|}

The rates include breakfast buffet, cable and pay-TV, air conditioning, direct dial telephone, ensuite bathroom with bathtub or shower, hairdryer, and free WLAN in the whole hotel. In addition they offer free usage of the climbing hall and fitness center on the other side of the street.

Accepted payment methods: cash or creditcard.

Cancellation policy:
* Free cancellation until 7 days in advance
* 50% fee from 7 to 3 days in advance
* 100% fee later

These rooms are blocked until 15.02.2014. Please make your reservation via mail to "hotel@hillinger.at" and indicate that you're participating at the "OSGeo Vienna Code Sprint" in order to get a room of the block.

=== Alternatives ===

If you don't feel comfortable with both options we recommend to look for alternatives around Kagran ([http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/48.2434/16.4341 map]) which is just a couple of stops away from the venue with the tram and also close to the city center with the subway.

== Costs ==

Participants should plan for the following costs:

* Travel to Vienna
* Accommodation for four nights
* Breakfast and dinner (partly)

== Communication ==

* Please join the mailing list: http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/tosprint
* IRC chat during the event: #tosprint Server: irc.freenode.net

== Participants ==

We are planning for attendance of 50-60 participants. Please add your name and the projects
you are hoping to sprint and note the likeliness of your attendance as well as
any special needs.

{| style="border: solid grey 1px; width:100%" class="sortable"
|+ Participants
|-
| # || Participant || Country || Arrival || Departure || Accomodation || Work on || Notes
|-
| 1 || [[User:schpidi|Stephan Meissl]] || AT || first day || last day || home || MapServer || Definite - No special needs
|-
| 2 || [[User:ahocevar|Andreas Hocevar]] || AT || first day || last day || family || OpenLayers || Definite - No hotel needed
|-
| 3 || [[User:pwramsey3|Paul Ramsey]] || CA || Mar 23 (AC6164) || Mar 30 (AC9159) || TBD || PostGIS || Booked
|-
| 4 || [[User:msmitherdc|Michael Smith]] || || || || || PDAL/MapServer || Very Likely
|-
| 5 || [[Jeff McKenna]] || CA || Mar 26 (AC6158) || Mar 31 (AC6159) || || MapServer, ZOO-Project, pycsw || Booked
|-
| 6 || [[User:Dmorissette|Daniel Morissette]] || CA || Likely Mar 23 || Mar 31 || || MapServer, GDAL/OGR || Booked
|-
| 7 || [[User:hobu|Howard Butler]] || USA || Mar 22 || Mar 29 || || MapServer, GDAL/OGR, PDAL || Booked
|-
| 8 || Olivier Courtin || FR || || || || PostGIS, TinyOWS || Booked
|-
| 9 || [[User:Lucadelu|Luca Delucchi]] || IT || || || || GRASS GIS || Very Likely
|-
| 10 || [[User:Landa|Martin Landa]] || CZ || || || || GRASS GIS, PostGIS, GDAL/OGR || Very Likely
|-
| 11 || [[User:Tbonfort|Thomas Bonfort]] || FR || Mar 24 midday || Mar 28 || || MapServer || Definite
|-
| 12 || [[User:Szekerest|Tamas Szekeres]] || HU || Mar 24 midday || Mar 28 || || MapServer, GDAL/OGR || Definite
|-
| 13 || [[User:Mloskot|Mateusz Loskot]] || || || || || PDAL || Likely
|-
| 14 || [[User:pcav|Paolo Cavallini]] || || || || || QGIS || Very likely
|-
| 15 || [[User:Neteler|Markus Neteler]] || IT || || || || GRASS GIS || Likely
|-
| 16 || [[User:kalxas|Angelos Tzotsos]] || GR || Mar 23 (OS0802) || Mar 29 (OS0801) || TBD || OSGeoLive, pycsw/GeoPython/GeoNode, OTB, ZOO-Project || Booked
|-
| 17 || [[User:Aghisla|Anne Ghisla]] || DE || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || || GRASS GIS/QGIS/Translations || Definite
|-
| 18 || [[User:Jachym|Jachym Cepicky]] || || || || || PyWPS/GeoPython (OpenLayers) || Likely
|-
| 19 || [[User:Jesus|Jorge de Jesus]] || || || || || PyWPS/REST/GeoPython || Likely
|-
| 20 || Andreas Trawoeger || || || || || GRASS GIS || Definite - No special needs
|-
| 22 || [[User:pacesm| Martin Paces]] || || || || || EOxServer || Very Likely
|-
| 23 || [[User:fschindler| Fabian Schindler]] || || || || || EOxServer/MapServer || Definite
|-
| 24 || [[User:Djay|Gérald Fenoy]] || FR || Mar 23 (AF1738) || Mar 29 (AF7680) || TBD || MapServer, ZOO-Project || Booked
|-
| 25 || Marco Hugentobler || CH || || || || QGIS || Very Likely
|-
| 26 || Mathias Walker || CH || || || || QGIS || Very Likely
|-
| 27 || [[User:Pirmin_Kalberer|Pirmin Kalberer]] || CH || || || || QGIS, GDAL/OGR || Likely
|-
| 28 || [[User:capooti|Paolo Corti]] || || || || || GeoNode/QGIS || Likely
|-
| 29 || [[Arnulf Christl]] - [[OSGeo]], [[Geo for All]] || DE || || || || Guest ||
|-
| 30 || [[User:rduivenvoorde|Richard Duivenvoorde]] || NL || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS, context help, vector tools || Very likely
|-
| 31 || [[User:timlinux|Tim Sutton]] || || || || || QGIS || likely
|-
| 32 || [[User:mbernasocchi|Marco Bernasocchi]] || CH || || || || QGIS || Very likely
|-
| 33 || [[User:MartinDobias|Martin Dobias]] || SK || Mar 23 20:45 || Mar 28 20:45 || Hotel Wiener Kindl || QGIS || Booked
|-
| 34 || Hugo Mercier || FR || || || || QGIS, SFCGAL, PostGIS || Booked
|-
| 36 || [[User:hellik|Helmut Kudrnovsky]] || AT || || || || GRASS GIS || Likely
|-
| 37 || [[User:lutra|Giovanni Manghi]] || PT/IT || || || || QGIS || Likely
|-
| 38 || [[User:Ginetto|Luigi Pirelli]] || ES/IT ||24(VY8710) 14:30|| 30(VY8711) ||tbd || QGIS || Booked flight
|-
| 39 || [[Milena Nowotarska | Milena Nowotarska]] || PL || || || || GRASS GIS/QGIS || Likely
|-
| 40 || [[User:Madi|Margherita Di Leo]] || IT || 24 h11:50 || 28 h15:15 || [http://arnes-vienna.viennaaustrohotel.com/ Arnes Hotel] || GRASS GIS / INSPIRE || Booked
|-
| 41 || [[User:Macho|Werner Macho]] || AT || || || || QGIS || Likely
|-
| 42 || [[User:Vasile|Vasile Crăciunescu]] || RO || || || || GRASS GIS / INSPIRE/ Open GeoData || Very Likely
|-
| 43 || Radim Blazek || CZ || Mar 24 || Mar 27 || Wiener Kindl || QGIS ||
|-
| 44 || [[User:lastools|Martin Isenburg]] || DE || Mar 24 (LH2324) || Mar 29 || Wiener Kindl || LiDAR in QGIS, LAStools toolbox, light-weight data base || Booked flight
|-
| 45 || [[User:Johanvdw|Johan Van de Wauw]] || BE || || || || SAGA - QGis processing, OSGeo live || Likely, probably not all days
|-
| 46 || [[User:neumann|Andreas Neumann]] || CH || Mar 24 08:30 || Mar 28 18:00 || Hotel Wiener Kindl || QGIS, QGIS Web Client || Booked
|-
| 47 || Denis Rouzaud || CH || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS || Very Likely
|-
| 48 || Peter Wells || UK || Mar 23 20:45 || Mar 28 20:45 || Hotel Wiener Kindl || QGIS || Booked
|-
| 49 || [[User:Jef|Jürgen Fischer]] || DE || 24(KLM1845) || 28(KLM1848) || Wiener Kindl || QGIS || booked
|-
| 50 || Yves Jacolin || FR || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS || Very Likely
|-
| 51 || Stéphane Brunner || CH || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS || Very Likely
|-
| 52 || Arnaud Morvan || FR || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS || Very Likely
|-
| 53 || Alessandro Pasotti || IT || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS, QGIS Web Client, QGIS Plugins repo || Very Likely
|-
| 54 || [[User:Rouault|Even Rouault]] || FR || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || Wiener Kindl || GDAL, MapServer, QGIS? || Booked
|-
| 55 || Rob Emanuele || US || tbd || tbd || tbd || GDAL || Likely
|-
| 56 || Stefano Cavallari || DE || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || tbd || GRASS/QGIS, Python || Definite
|-
| 57 || Anita Graser || AT || tbd || tbd || home || QGIS || Definite
|-
| 58 || Kenny Shepard || US || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || AirBnB || GDAL || Booked flight
|-
| 59 || Rafael Krucker || CH || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || budget or youth hostel || QGIS || Booked
|-
| 60 || Tobias Schmitz || CH || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || budget or youth hostel || QGIS || Booked
|-
| 61 || [[User:Dodobas|Dražen Odobašić]] || HR || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS || Likely
|-
| 62 || Stepan Turek || CZ || tbd || tbd || tbd || GRASS || Likely
|-
| 63 || [[Borys Jurgiel|Borys Jurgiel]] || PL || tbd || tbd || tbd || QGIS || Likely
|-
| 64 || [[Nikos Alexandris|Nikos Alexandris]] || GR || tbd || tbd || tbd || GRASS GIS || Likely
|-
| 65 ||[[Ratko Vasiljević]] ||HR|| tbd || tbd || tbd || GRASS GIS, QGIS, ILWIS || Likely
|-
| 66 ||[[User:Bishop|Dmitry Baryshnikov]] ||RU|| Mar 24 || Mar 28 || Hotel Wiener Kindl|| GDAL/OGR || Likely
|-
| 67 || Maxim Dubinin || RU || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || Hotel Wiener Kindl|| GDAL/OGR, QGIS || Likely
|-
| 68 || Georg Ramler || AT || Mar 24 || Mar 27 || || pycsw, QGIS Plugins || Definite - No special needs
|-
| 69 || Jürgen Zornig || AT || Mar 24 || Mar 27 || || pycsw, QGIS Plugins || Definite - No special needs
|-
| 70 || Roberto Angeletti || IT || Mar 24 || Mar 28 || || 3D , QGIS Plugins || Likely
|-
|}



== Individual Preparation ==

* Bring your own computer
* Install git, subversion and the compiler tools, and come with a working development environment if possible

== FAQ ==

* Is the Vienna Code Sprint just a coding event?
** Yes, a coding and documentation event. It is a working session for people who are already participants in open source projects.
* Will it be possible to present new projects during this event?
** While this is not a presentation-oriented event like FOSS4G, there will be the possibility to have presentations. There are plans to get a dedicated room with beamer.

== Social Activities ==

=== Welcome party ===

In the evening of the first day of the sprint we will invite all sprinters to a big welcome party. More details shall not be revealed yet but we try to make it a memorable event.

=== Guided evening walk - "The City of Vienna at a glance" ===

On Wednesday evening we invite interested participants to a guided evening walk - "The City of Vienna at a glance". An on-site registration will be needed due to a limit number of 25 places.

The downtown tour introduces the imperial city, Vienna´s great history, its unique architecture, and todays life-style.

Meeting in front of St. Stephen´s Cathedral, Vienna’s main 900 years old landmark, we will stroll along Graben and Kohlmarkt, passing former court confectionary Demel and the most exclusive shops in Vienna. Crossing the courtyards of the Imperial Palace "Hofburg" you will hear about the great times of former Austrian monarchy, see where Empress Elizabeth (Sisi) married Emperor Franz Joseph, where the Vienna Boys’ Choir sings mass on Sunday, and where the famous white Lipizzaner stallions of the Spanish Riding School perform. You will enjoy the great view from Heroes Square to some of the magnificent buildings of the famous Ringstraße. We will continue walking towards State Opera and the legendary hotel Sacher and will end the tour at Albertinaplatz.

=== Skiing ===

We will leave Vienna early on Saturday to go to [http://openrouteservice.org/index.php?start=16.4564156,48.2295225&end=13.7795834,47.4114987&pref=Fastest&lang=de&noMotorways=false&noTollways=false Haus im Ennstal] for skiing. In the evening we will visit an [http://www.hauser-kaibling.at/de/events/events2014/open_air_2014.htm open air concert] and return on Sunday.

Please contact [[User:schpidi|Stephan Meissl]] if you're interested.

== Budget ==

TBD

[[Category:Code Sprints]]
[[Category:C Tribe Code Sprint]]

Vienna Code Sprint 2014

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'''Gold Sponsors'''

TBA

'''Silver Sponsors'''

TBA

'''Bronze Sponsors'''

TBA

'''Venue Sponsor'''

[http://www.wien.gv.at/english/administration/ict/index.html City of Vienna, MA 14] [[Image:Logo-City-of-Vienna.png|400px|City of Vienna MA 14|link=http://www.wien.gv.at/english/administration/ict/index.html]]

'''Other/in-kind sponsors'''

[http://eox.at EOX] [[Image:Logo-EOX.png|120px|EOX IT Services GmbH|link=http://eox.at]]

== Purpose ==

Get together project members to make decisions and tackle larger geospatial
problems (as done last year at the [[Boston Code Sprint 2013]] and previous
years: [[IslandWood Code Sprint 2012|Island Wood]] (2012),
[[Montreal Code Sprint 2011|Montreal]] (2011),
[[New York Code Sprint 2010|New York City]] (2010), and
[[Toronto Code Sprint 2009|Toronto]] (2009)). This code sprint is targeting
members of the "C Tribe" (e.g., MapServer, GRASS, GDAL, Proj, PostGIS,
MapGuide, OpenLayers). Other tribes are welcome to join the sprint, of course,
but we hope that "C Tribe" members will give this event special consideration.

== Venue ==

The City of Vienna MA 14 gladly provides the location for the Vienna Code Sprint for up to 30 sprinters in [http://www.wien.gv.at/stadtplan/grafik.aspx?lang=de-AT&bookmark=zHClRv95TUbsTHFEFcAeRO5RphlRnHnkur2pH4Oprw-b-b&bmadr=25723751 their very new office called STAR 22].

The venue is not far from the center of Vienna (~25min via train and subway) and can be reached easily from the Vienna airport via train.

== Dates and Times ==

March 24-28 2014

Note: March 19-21 FOSSGIS Berlin

Duration: Full week (TBD)

== Agenda ==

TBD

== Hotel ==

A hotel block is planned to be negotiated. Details will be provided here.

== Costs ==

Participants should plan for the following costs:

* Travel to Vienna
* Accommodation for four nights
* Breakfast and dinner (partly)

== Project Plans ==

TBD

== Communication ==

* Please join the mailing list: http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/tosprint
* IRC chat during the event: #tosprint Server: irc.freenode.net

== Participants ==

We are planning for attendance of 20-30. Please add your name and the projects
you are hoping to sprint and note the likeliness of your attendance as well as
any special needs.

# [[User:schpidi|Stephan Meissl]] - MapServer - Definite - No special needs
# [[User:ahocevar|Andreas Hocevar]] - OpenLayers - Definite -
# [[User:pwramsey3|Paul Ramsey]] - PostGIS - Very Likely
# [[User:msmitherdc|Michael Smith]] - PDAL/MapServer - Very Likely
# [[Jeff McKenna]] - MapServer - Very Likely
# [[User:Dmorissette|Daniel Morissette]] - MapServer, GDAL/OGR - Very Likely
# [[User:hobu|Howard Butler]] - MapServer, GDAL/OGR, PDAL - Very Likely
# Olivier Courtin - PostGIS, TinyOWS - Very Likely
# [[User:Lucadelu|Luca Delucchi]] - GRASS GIS - Very Likely
# [[User:Landa|Martin Landa]] - GRASS GIS, PostGIS, GDAL/OGR - Very Likely
# [[User:TBonfort|Thomas Bonfort]] - MapServer - Very Likely
# [[User:Szekerest|Tamas Szekeres]] - MapServer, GDAL/OGR - Very Likely
# [[User:Mloskot|Mateusz Loskot]] - PDAL - Likely
# [[User:pcav|Paolo Cavallini]] - QGIS - Possible
# [[User:Neteler|Markus Neteler]] - GRASS GIS - Likely
# [[User:kalxas|Angelos Tzotsos]] - pycsw, OTB, ZOO-Project - Likely
# [[User:Aghisla|Anne Ghisla]] - GRASS GIS/QGIS - Likely
# [[User:Jachym|Jachym Cepicky]] - PyWPS/GeoPython (OpenLayers) - Likely
# [[User:Jesus|Jorge de Jesus]] - PyWPS/REST/GeoPython - Likely
# [[User:atrawog| Andreas Trawoeger]] - GRASS GIS - Very Likely
# [[User:ortelius| Jeffrey Johnson]] - GeoNode/ GeoPython - Very Likely

== Individual Preparation ==

* Bring your own computer
* Install git, subversion and the compiler tools, and come with a working development environment if possible

== FAQ ==

* Is the Vienna Code Sprint just a coding event?
** Yes, a coding and documentation event. It is a working session for people who are already participants in open source projects.
* Will it be possible to present new projects during this event?
** No, this is not a presentation-oriented event. People will get together in small groups and work on areas of mutual interest within their projects.

== Social Activities ==

TBD

== Sponsors ==

If you're interested or have any questions please have a look at our [http://vienna2014.sprint.osgeo.org website] particularly our [http://vienna2014.sprint.osgeo.org/sponsoring.html sponsorship opportunities].

=== 2014 Sponsors ===
==== Gold ====
TBA
==== Silver ====
TBA
==== Bronze ====
* [http://metaspatial.net metaspatial] (unconfirmed)
==== Venue Sponsor ====
City of Vienna MA 14
====Other/in-kind sponsors====
[http://eox.at EOX IT Services GmbH]

== Budget ==

TBD

[[Category:Code Sprints]]
[[Category:C Tribe Code Sprint]]

FOSS4G 2013 BirdsOfAFeather

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[[Category:FOSS4G]]
[[Category:FOSS4G2013]]

= Introduction =
During the [http://2013.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G2013 conference] in Nottingham, UK, there will be a number of spaces for people to hold Birds of a Feather sessions.

Birds of a Feather sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self organise themselves to discuss topics of interest.

==Organising Contact==
* [[User:ian|Ian Edwards]]

==Timeslots Available==

We'll update this page soon with details of the sessions slots available.



= BOF sessions =

== Education and ICA-OSGeo Labs meeting ==

The aim is to update latest developments in the education efforts and progress update on the ICA-OSGeo Labs network and update members on future plans

* When - Friday 20th September at 09:00 -10:00 (Venue- Marquee)

Specific topics:

* Current updates -Suchith
* Updates on bid opportunities focusing on H2020(All)
* Updates on relevant training opportunities (All)
* GeoMOOC ideas - Phillip Davis
* Webinar series plans - (All)
* Curriculum discussion - (All)
* ELOGeo update - Suchith, Jeremy
* Responsibilities (moving forward (subcommittee chairs))
* COST Action - Maria

Who is coming:
* [[Jeff McKenna]], OSGeo President
* [[User:Sanand|Suchith Anand]], University of Nottingham
* [[User:Jds|Jason Sadler]], GeoData Institute, University of Southampton
* [[User:maria|Maria Antonia Brovelli]], Politecnico di Milano

== OSGeo Local Chapter meetup ==

* We'll have a table / space for each local chapter
* Existing members can hang out, and new people can find out about their local chapter
* Consider bringing something local to decorate your space - a small table-top flag, cloth or just leaflets describing your chapter
* Contact [[User:ian|Ian Edwards]] or update your chapter details below to take part

Who is coming:
* [http://www.osgeo.org/uk OSGeo:UK]. (chapter contact: [[User:ian|Ian Edwards]])
* Dutch Language Chapter [http://osgeo.nl OSGEO.nl]. (chapter contact: [[User:BarendKobben|Barend Köbben]])
* German Language Chapter [http://www.fossgis.de FOSSGIS e.V.]. (chapter contact: [[User:Mlechner|Marco Lechner]])
* Korean Language Chapter [http://www.osgeo.kr OSGeo Korean Chapter]. (chapter contact:[[User:endofcap|Sanghee Shin]])
* [[Español|Spanish Language Chapter]] (chapter contact: [[User:Delawen|María Arias]], [[OSGeo-es en el FOSS4G2013|coordination]])
* [http://www.osgeopt.pt/ Chapter of Portugal]. Contact: [[User:Jgrocha|Jorge Rocha]]
* Add your chapter details here...

== Sensor Web BOF ==

Time Slot: Sometime during Friday

Topics:
* Sensor Web is gaining more and more relevance in many SDI frameworks as well as in the INSPIRE context
* Discuss on-going implementation activities
* Exchange on practical experiences how to bring sensor and observation data into SDIs
* What are new, upcoming challenges?

Who is coming:
* Simon Jirka (52°North)
*

== Maps and Metadata BOF ==

Time Slot: TBD

Topics:
* improving interoperability between the open source metadata servers and clients
* CSW OSGeo profile?
** Faceted search extensions
** metadata links articulation
** spatial relevance algorithms
** CSW 3, OpenSearch, Mass Market
** future CSW Shootout?

Who is coming:
* [[User:Tomkralidis|Tom Kralidis]] (via irc)
* [[User:ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson]] (GeoNode maintainer)

== Join a Software Foundation ==

You owe it to your project, your users and yourself. Discussion and Q & A with OSGeo Incubation (and LocationTech?).

Who is coming:
* [[User:Jive|Jody Garnett]]
* [[User:aross|Andrew Ross]]

== OGC/OSGeo meet up ==
OGC and OSGeo have always been strongly linked, from our common roots in the early open source geospatial community, our 2008 MoU, and the ongoing benefits we continue to realize from each other's activities. As both organisations continue to lead at the top of their respective fields, are there ways that we can work more closely and provide greater support for each other's work?

This BoF is intended as an informal meet up to hear people's thoughts and suggestions.

Who is coming:
* Denise McKenzie, OGC Marketing and Communications
* [[User:ian|Ian Edwards]], OSGeo UK/WebCom, OGC member
* [[User:Mlechner|Marco Lechner]], [http://www.fossgis.de OSGeo D-A-CH/FOSSGIS e.V.]
* [[Jeff McKenna]], OSGeo President
* [[User:Sanand|Suchith Anand]], OSGeo member, OGC member
* [[User:maria|Maria Antonia Brovelli]], Politecnico di Milano, OSGeo member, OGC member
----

More information on other Birds of a Feather sessions will be added here before the event
See [http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_BirdsOfAFeather FOSS4G 2009 Birds of a Feather] for inspiration!

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==Packages status==

The list of Live GIS packages is now in a [http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0Al9zh8DjmU_RdGIzd0VLLTBpQVJuNVlHMlBWSDhKLXc&hl=en_GB Google doc spreadsheet]

== Package wishlist ==
(for the next version; ''please volunteer to write an install script and overview/quickstart documentation!'')

; OGC's CITE Team Engine
: http://sourceforge.net/projects/teamengine/
: The OGC's Conformance and Testing Engine for web services.
: Contact: Luis Bermudez

; VTP
: http://vterrain.org/
: A set of libraries and apps for site-level terrain visualization.
: Contact: Ben Discoe

;Starspan (Java)
: http://starspan.projects.atlas.ca.gov/doku/doku.php
: Contact: Jonathan Greenberg?'
: concerns: is the project established yet?

;NASA World Wind: (Java; maybe too toolkitish and not enough of an end user app?)
: http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
: concerns: [http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gis.osgeo.livedemo/1698] [http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gis.osgeo.livedemo/1695]

;XCSoar
: http://www.xcsoar.org
:* [http://www.xcsoar.org/trac/wiki/Features Tactical Glider navigation software for a handheld PDA]
:* ''Awaiting native linux release'''
: Contact: Scott Penrose

;qlandkartegt
: http://www.qlandkarte.org
: supports GPS maps in GeoTiff format as well as Garmin's img vector map format. Aims to be a great geodata viewer like QGIS, but without all the expert tools.
:* ''Already an Ubuntu 10.04 package''
: Contact: ?

; Opticks
: http://opticks.org/
: Opticks is a remote sensing and imagery analysis software platform
: [http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo/ticket/666 applied for OSGeo incubation]
: Contact: Dustan Adkins

; THREDDS
: [http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/projects/THREDDS/ THREDDS]
: for cataloging netCDF data
: Contact: Ethan Davis

; ncWMS
: [http://www.resc.rdg.ac.uk/trac/ncWMS/ ncWMS]
: for serving netCDF as a WMS
: Contact: Jon Blower

; Leaflet
: A Modern, Lightweight Open-Source JavaScript Library for Interactive Maps by CloudMade
: http://leaflet.cloudmade.com/
: Contact: Vladimir Agafonkin

; GeoTrellis
: An open source geographic data processing engine for high performance applications.
: http://www.azavea.com/products/geotrellis

; Tilemill
: Tile building designer
: Contact: Dane Springmeyer

; FDO
: http://fdo.osgeo.org/
: Feature Data Object (FDO) is an OSGeo graduated library.
: Contact: ?

; Localwiki
: a local place based wiki software.
: http://www.localwiki.org
: Contact: Philip Neustrom

; Geodjango
: a python framework for building geo websites, it's what localwiki is built on. Maybe we can copy the existing tutorial which in RST.
: '''''note''' that geodjango is part of python-django package now, in django/contrib/gis''
: ''python-django-doc package supplies /usr/share/doc/python-django-doc/html/ref/contrib/gis''
: http://geodjango.org/
: Contact: Justin Bronn

; GeoNode
: http://geonode.org/
: A packaged stack of PostGIS/GeoServer/pycsw. It's primary goal is to let users upload data sets, fill out minimal metadata, then allow it all to be remixed in web maps and shared out via WMS, WFS, Tiles, etc.
: As of May 2012, requires a custom GeoServer (Moving to work with stock geoserver while disabling features that require extensions)
: Contact: Ariel Nunez, Jeffrey Johnson

; GeoGit
: http://geogit.org/
: Distributed Spatial Data Versioning
: Contact: Jeffrey Johnson, David Winslow

; EasySDI
: http://www.easysdi.org/
: EasySDI is a simple and ready-to-use solution to deploy a Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) based on ISO/OGC standards. The solution is particularly designed for setting up discovery, view and download services in a securized environement with rights management and multilingual support.
: Contact: Xavier Merour

; GisClient
: http://www.gisclient.org
: web authoring tool configurator for GIS projects, based on Mapserver/OpenLayers. Applied for OSGeo incubation, http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo/ticket/910
: Contact: Roberto Starnini

; i3Geo
: https://gvsig.org/web/projects/i3Geo
: i3Geo is a Web Based Geoportal with Geoprocessing, Analisys, Consult and Editing Tools that allows: the creation of interactive maps on the Web, the dissemination of data through OGC services, connect to social networks and download of data. i3Geo organizes data in a catalog of themes. The administrator can allow themes can be provided as a OGC service or for be download. Uses MapServer to provide OGC Services and OpenLayers Libraries for connect maps services. Stable from 2.006, now have more than 9.000 users registred and is part of Software Publico Brasil, official repository of the Brazil Federal Government
: Contact: Valenty Gonzalez

; Cartaro GIS CMS
: Geospatial CMS based upon Drupal, PostGIS, GeoServer, GeoWebCache and OpenLayers.
: http://cartaro.org/overview
: Contact: Patric Hafner

; OpenGeoPortal
: Working to develop an open source, federated web application to discover, preview, and retrieve geospatial data.
: http://opengeoportal.org/
: Contact: Patrick Florance

; MapIgniter
: Geospatial Content Management System based upon Postgis, MapServer and OpenLayers.
: http://mapigniter.com/wiki/
: Contact: Marco Afonso

=== Current OSGeo-Live Web Portals ===
; GeoMOOSE
: A browser based mapping framework for displaying distributed cartographic data. It is particularly useful for managing spatial and non-spatial data within county, city and municipal offices (from which GeoMoose originated).
: http://live.osgeo.org/en/overview/geomoose_overview.html
: Contact: Bob Basques

; GeoMajas
: Geomajas is an extensible web mapping framework which seamlessly integrates powerful server side algorithms into the web browser.
: http://live.osgeo.org/en/overview/geomajas_overview.html
: Contact: Pieter De Graef

; MapBender
: Web based geoportal framework to publish, register, view, navigate, monitor and grant secure access to spatial data infrastructure services.
: http://live.osgeo.org/en/overview/mapbender_overview.html
: Contact: Astrid Emde

[[Category: Software Stack]]
[[Category: Live-demo]]

User:Ortelius

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== Jeffrey Johnson ==

http://opengeo.org/about/team/jeff.johnson/

User:Ortelius

2011-08-18T18:36:13Z

Wiki-Ortelius: Created page with "== Jeffrey Johnson =="

== Jeffrey Johnson ==

FOSS4G 2011 Breakout Sessions

2011-08-18T18:35:58Z

Wiki-Ortelius: /* Proposed Topics */

= Introduction =
During the [http://2011.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G2011 conference] in Denver, there will be conference rooms available for people to hold Breakout Sessions (aka Birds-of-a-Feather).

Breakout Sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self-organize themselves to discuss topics of interest.

'''Room allocation to be determined'''

== Organising Contact ==

== Timeslots Available ==

Wednesday 5:30pm to 6:30pm and 7:00pm to 8:00pm

= Room Assignments =

== Rooms Available ==

= Proposed Topics =

* '''Tiling'''
** Proposed Topics
*** standardised sqlite schema for tile caches
*** TMS/WMTS evolutions:
**** Tile merging (i.e. equivalent of WMS LAYERS=baselayer,overlaylayer)
**** TMS multiple grids per tileset
**** WMTS multiple url endpoints (eg tile1.domain.tld, tile2.domain.tld...): is this still needed now that browsers allow many more connections per server?
*** add yours...
** Attending:
*** [[User:Tbonfort]]
*** [[User:Olt|Oliver Tonnhofer]]

* '''GeoNode'''
** Proposed topics:
*** Brief overview
*** Get involved with the community!
*** Meet developers and institutional partners
**** Opportunities for work around the world, especially in South America and Indonesia
**** Positions available at the World Bank and OpenGeo
** Attending:
*** Rolando Peñate (OpenGeo)
*** David Winslow (OpenGeo)
*** Robert Soden (World Bank)
*** Ariel Nuñez (World Bank)
*** Seb Benthall (UC Berkeley)
*** Matt Bertrand (Harvard University)
*** Sachindra Singh (SOPAC)
*** [[User:ortelius|Jeffrey Johnson (OpenGeo)]]

* Add yours below...

[[Category:FOSS4G]]
[[Category:FOSS4G2011]]

FOSS4G 2011 Breakout Sessions

2011-08-18T18:35:30Z

Wiki-Ortelius: /* Proposed Topics */

= Introduction =
During the [http://2011.foss4g.org/ FOSS4G2011 conference] in Denver, there will be conference rooms available for people to hold Breakout Sessions (aka Birds-of-a-Feather).

Breakout Sessions are unstructured timeslots where people can self-organize themselves to discuss topics of interest.

'''Room allocation to be determined'''

== Organising Contact ==

== Timeslots Available ==

Wednesday 5:30pm to 6:30pm and 7:00pm to 8:00pm

= Room Assignments =

== Rooms Available ==

= Proposed Topics =

* '''Tiling'''
** Proposed Topics
*** standardised sqlite schema for tile caches
*** TMS/WMTS evolutions:
**** Tile merging (i.e. equivalent of WMS LAYERS=baselayer,overlaylayer)
**** TMS multiple grids per tileset
**** WMTS multiple url endpoints (eg tile1.domain.tld, tile2.domain.tld...): is this still needed now that browsers allow many more connections per server?
*** add yours...
** Attending:
*** [[User:Tbonfort]]
*** [[User:Olt|Oliver Tonnhofer]]

* '''GeoNode'''
** Proposed topics:
*** Brief overview
*** Get involved with the community!
*** Meet developers and institutional partners
**** Opportunities for work around the world, especially in South America and Indonesia
**** Positions available at the World Bank and OpenGeo
** Attending:
*** Rolando Peñate (OpenGeo)
*** David Winslow (OpenGeo)
*** Robert Soden (World Bank)
*** Ariel Nuñez (World Bank)
*** Seb Benthall (UC Berkeley)
*** Matt Bertrand (Harvard University)
*** Sachindra Singh (SOPAC)
*** Jeffrey Johnson (OpenGeo)

* Add yours below...

[[Category:FOSS4G]]
[[Category:FOSS4G2011]]