FOSS4G-Europe 2014 workshops - Revision history

Dkastl: /* FOSS4G routing with pgRouting, OpenStreetMap road data and OpenLayers */

2014-07-12T13:12:34Z

FOSS4G routing with pgRouting, OpenStreetMap road data and OpenLayers

2014-07-12T05:52:26Z

Web mapping with OGC services and GeoServer: an introduction

2014-07-12T05:52:06Z

Web mapping with OGC services and GeoServer: an introduction

2014-07-11T12:49:22Z

PyWPS tutorial

2014-07-11T12:46:38Z

Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way

2014-07-04T14:14:57Z

Geo Reports

2014-07-04T09:33:27Z

Web mapping with OGC services and GeoServer: an introduction

2014-07-03T11:18:08Z

Using R as a command line GIS

2014-07-03T07:56:14Z

Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way

2014-07-03T07:05:10Z

Easily manage and dispatch your sensor data with istSOS & ENORASIS

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	If you're not familiar with Ubuntu Linux, it's now a good time to try out [http://live.osgeo.org/en/overview/overview.html OSGeo-Live] ;-)		If you're not familiar with Ubuntu Linux, it's now a good time to try out [http://live.osgeo.org/en/overview/overview.html OSGeo-Live] ;-)
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		+	There will be a limited number of bootable USB Sticks containing OSGeo Live, but with the VirtualBox setup you will experience better performance.

	== Spatio-Temporal Big Data - the EarthServer approach ==		== Spatio-Temporal Big Data - the EarthServer approach ==

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 The images can be downloaded from here:
 http://84.33.199.62/download/GeoServerWorkshop3h/
 Instructions on which files to download, and how to use them with
 VMWare and VirtualBox are provided here:

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 The workshop will require a PC equipped with at least 2 cores and
-GB or memory (8GB better) with VMWare (Player or Workstation)
+GB or memory (8GB better) with VMWare (Player or Workstation) or
-and 20GB of free space to host the virtual machine that will run
+Virtualbox and 20GB of free space to host the virtual machine that will run
 the training.
-Please check this page later this week, a link will be provided
+The images can be downloaded from here:
-to download the virtual machine image (or ISO for installation).
+http://84.33.199.62/download/GeoServerWorkshop3h/
+Instructions on which files to download, and how to use them with
 During the worskhop some USBs will be shared with the participants that
 have not downloaded the material in advance too, but we strongly

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	== PyWPS tutorial ==		== PyWPS tutorial ==
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		+	'''Workshop contents:'''
		+	* introduction and explanation ofWPS
		+	* instalation of pywps
		+	* basic process creation
		+
		+
		+	'''Workshop preparation:'''
		+	* OSGeoLive VirtualBox image
		+	* Or computer with python and apache

	== Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way ==		== Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way ==

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	== Analyzing spatial data with GRASS GIS 7 ==		== Analyzing spatial data with GRASS GIS 7 ==
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		+	== PyWPS tutorial ==

	== Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way ==		== Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way ==

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 Tutorial will go trough a series of steps increasing a level of complexity with various integration options: from comand line application setup, over web application to GeoServer extension – embedded reporting application delivered over OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) WPS (Web Processing Service). For a more user friendly approach, Geoserver extension – named DigMap – will be wrapped in Boundless OpenGeo Suite.
-Enjoy reading!
+Enjoy reading http://digmap.wordpress.com/georeport !
 == Easily manage and dispatch your sensor data with istSOS & ENORASIS ==

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	== Web mapping with OGC services and GeoServer: an introduction ==		== Web mapping with OGC services and GeoServer: an introduction ==
		+
		+	The workshop will require a PC equipped with at least 2 cores and
		+	4GB or memory (8GB better) with VMWare (Player or Workstation)
		+	and 20GB of free space to host the virtual machine that will run
		+	the training.
		+
		+	Please check this page later this week, a link will be provided
		+	to download the virtual machine image (or ISO for installation).
		+
		+	During the worskhop some USBs will be shared with the participants that
		+	have not downloaded the material in advance too, but we strongly
		+	advise to download the material in advance if possible.

	== Introduction to rasdaman ==		== Introduction to rasdaman ==

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	== Using R as a command line GIS ==		== Using R as a command line GIS ==
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		+	Most people know R is a powerful, fast and free package for data analysis. Recently, it has also developed some cutting edge GIS capabilities.
		+
		+	R is a command line GIS, so can seem 'scary' to new-comers. This tutorial is therefore introductory - for people who have some experience with R or another language but little knowledge of its amazing spatial capabilities.
		+
		+	This workshop is based on a tutorial by Lovelace and Cheshire (2014) aimed at introducing R in an accessible way.
		+
		+	'''Requirements:''' A laptop with a recent version of R and preferably RStudio installed.
		+
		+	'''Preparation steps:''' Install and play with R if you have not already.
		+
		+	'''Links to external resources:'''
		+
		+	Lovelace, R., & Cheshire, J. (2014). Introduction to visualising spatial data in R. The Comprehensive R Archive Network. http://cran.r-project.org/doc/contrib/intro-spatial-rl.pdf
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		+	Torfs and Brauer (2012). A (very) short Introduction to R. The Comprehensive R Archive Network. http://cran.r-project.org/doc/contrib/Torfs+Brauer-Short-R-Intro.pdf

	== Geo Reports ==		== Geo Reports ==

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	== Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way ==		== Building Standards Compliant Geospatial Web Application - The Quick and Easy MapMint Way ==
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		+	For beeing able to run the workshop, we would require the following from attendees:
		+
		+	* a computer with internet connection (simply to avoid pink tiles for base layers) and a free usb slot to plug the USB Stick in it (if USB 3.0 is available, it can make the experience better)
		+	* VirtualBox setup on the computer
		+
		+	We will come with 30 MapMint USB sticks containing the required iso image for the workshop (note that the iso image is also available [https://sourceforge.net/projects/mapmintvm/files/iso-1.0.0-rc6/ here]).

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 '''Workshop contents:'''
 Concepts:
-* introduction to the ENORASIS project [ www.enorasis.eu ]
+* introduction to the ENORASIS project [ http://www.enorasis.eu ]
 * understanding the SOS standard
 * understanding istSOS UI