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Arnulf: /* External Reference */

2010-01-10T17:33:42Z

External Reference

Arnulf: /* Externa References */

2010-01-10T17:33:05Z

Externa References

Arnulf at 13:17, 10 January 2010

2010-01-10T13:17:20Z

Arnulf: /* Workshop Proposal */

2007-06-12T21:33:31Z

Workshop Proposal

Wiki-Cholmes at 17:55, 12 June 2007

2007-06-12T17:55:34Z

Arnulf: /* Workshop Proposal */ updates

2007-06-12T16:41:25Z

Workshop Proposal: updates

Arnulf: /* GSDI 10 Conference */ confirmed and moved to: Category:Events

2007-06-08T14:07:50Z

GSDI 10 Conference: confirmed and moved to: Category:Events

Wiki-Sbayarri: /* GSDI 10 Conference */

2007-05-29T06:46:59Z

GSDI 10 Conference

Wiki-Sbayarri: /* Workshop Proposal */

2007-05-29T06:45:47Z

Workshop Proposal

Arnulf: added Category:Proposed Events

2007-05-28T16:58:20Z

added Category:Proposed Events

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 == External Reference ==
-GSDI operates a community based platform with external references. OSGeo has been entered, this information shoudl be kept up to date.
+GSDI operates a community based platform with external references. Basic information of OSGeo has been added on 2010-01-10.
 * http://www.giknet.org/registry/ngo.php?id=21
 [[Category:External References]]
 [[Category:Past Events]]

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 the evaluation committee in early June.
-== Externa References ==
+== External Reference ==
 GSDI operates a community based platform with external references. OSGeo has been entered, this information shoudl be kept up to date.
 * http://www.giknet.org/registry/ngo.php?id=21

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		+	== Externa References ==
		+	GSDI operates a community based platform with external references. OSGeo has been entered, this information shoudl be kept up to date.
		+	* http://www.giknet.org/registry/ngo.php?id=21

−	[[Category:Events]]	+	[[Category:External References]]
		+	[[Category:Past Events]]

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 . Workshop Description and Goals (250 words or less suitable for posting on the web. Please include in the description if the session will involve lecture, hands-on exercises, group exercises, etc. and whether any take-home materials will be supplied and indicate whether participants should bring a laptop computer or anything else to the workshop.)
-: The workshop will introduce some of the latest advances in open source tools for SDI development.  The Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) is a central resource for geospatial projects with open licenses and collaborative development models.  This workshop will mostly center on gvSIG, GeoServer, MapBuilder and GeoNetwork Open Source.  It will include a lecture and an introduction to installing, configuring, and using the tools for SDI, focusing on WMS, WFS WCS and Catalog 2.0 OGC standards. The workshop will walk through building the basics of a functioning open source SDI. Different Open Source GeoSpatial packages for SDI will also be discussed. The first half will be more structured, with discussion of what constitutes an 'OpenSDI', the advantages of a truly open SDI, and an introduction to the tools that can be used to build it today. The second half will consist of demonstrations of the software in action and case studies from around the world.  The workshop will conclude with a question and answer session about real issues building SDI's on open source software. The presenters are experienced open source community members with a wealth of knowledge. A laptop is recommended, but not required. All software demonstrated will be available on a CD for participants to take home.
+: The workshop will introduce some of the latest advances in open source tools for SDI development.  The Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) is a central resource for geospatial projects with open licenses and collaborative development models.  This workshop will mostly center on gvSIG, GeoServer, Mapbender and GeoNetwork Open Source.  It will include a lecture and an introduction to installing, configuring, and using the tools for SDI, focusing on WMS, WFS WCS and Catalog 2.0 OGC standards. The workshop will walk through building the basics of a functioning open source SDI. Different Open Source GeoSpatial packages for SDI will also be discussed. The first half will be more structured, with discussion of what constitutes an 'OpenSDI', the advantages of a truly open SDI, and an introduction to the tools that can be used to build it today. The second half will consist of demonstrations of the software in action and case studies from around the world.  The workshop will conclude with a question and answer session about real issues building SDI's on open source software. The presenters are experienced open source community members with a wealth of knowledge. A laptop is recommended, but not required. All software demonstrated will be available on a CD for participants to take home.
 . Workshop Topics in First Session (90 Minutes)

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 . Proposed Workshop Title
-: '''Free and Open Source Software for SDI'''
+: '''Getting Started with Free and Open Source Software for SDIs'''
 . Organizer/Contact Person (name, title, address, country, phone, fax, e-mail)
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 . Workshop Description and Goals (250 words or less suitable for posting on the web. Please include in the description if the session will involve lecture, hands-on exercises, group exercises, etc. and whether any take-home materials will be supplied and indicate whether participants should bring a laptop computer or anything else to the workshop.)
 . Workshop Topics in First Session (90 Minutes)
-: This workshop gives a technical introduction to OSGeo SDI software projects given an overview of features, programming languages used, interfaces, standards and cross project activities. In a short introduction the scope of the projects is described and what level of proficiency is required to install, maintain and operate the packages. All projects have in common that they are licensed as Free and Open Source Software and are operated with an open governance model. The second part of this Workshop will focus on how to participate in the processes of these projects and how to find out which level of involvement gives best return on investment.
+: This workshop gives an introduction to the 'OpenSDI' concept and the Open Source Geospatial Foundation.  After that OSGeo SDI software projects will be discussed, including an overview of features, programming languages used, interfaces, standards and cross project activities.  Demonstrations of the projects in action will also be shown.  All projects have in common that they are licensed as Free and Open Source Software and are operated with an open governance model. The second part of the first session will focus on how to participate in the processes of these projects and how to find out which level of involvement gives best return on investment.
 . If needed, Workshop Topics in Second Session (90 Minutes)
-: Hands-on demonstration of how to set up a map and a feature services, add meta data, publish and use services from GIS client and orchestrate all of it.
+: The second session will focus on putting the individual projects in to an SDI setting, showing how they work together to publish, find and bind diverse geospatial information in a working Spatial Data Infrastructure.  In addition to showing the projects in action we will also discuss several case studies from around the world where the shift to open source software has not only been cost effective but has helped to build better SDI's than commercial vendors.
 . Tentative Workshop Instructors/Speakers (list name, title, affiliation - these do not have to be confirmed at this time)
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 . Indicate Preferred Room and Size: e.g. prefer computer lab with 40 person capacity, prefer classroom style with tables and 80 person capacity
-* Anybody feel like having an opinion? The larger the better. If people are connected they can follow the links given in the workshop and potentially follow the workshop online (if we have it online until then - but that should be posible).
+* Prefer classroom style, as large as possible.
 === Letter from the Organizers ===

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 . Proposed Workshop Title
-'''Free and Open Source Software for SDI'''
+: '''Free and Open Source Software for SDI'''
 . Organizer/Contact Person (name, title, address, country, phone, fax, e-mail)
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 . Tentative Workshop Instructors/Speakers (list name, title, affiliation - these do not have to be confirmed at this time)
-* Arnulf Christl, OSGeo, Mapbender, WhereGroup
+* [[User:Arnulf Christl | Arnulf Christl]], OSGeo, [[Mapbender]], WhereGroup
-* Christ Holmes, The Open Planning Project
+* Christ Holmes, The Open Planning Project, [[GeoServer]]
-* Jeroen Ticheler, FAO, GeoNetwork opensource
+* Jeroen Ticheler, FAO, [[GeoNetwork]] opensource
 * Salvador Bayarri, IVER, gvSIG Project

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 OSGeo can highlight the whole software stack and present how it interoperates plus explain FOSS advantages beyond the obvious.
 === Workshop Proposal ===
 . Proposed Workshop Title
 . Organizer/Contact Person (name, title, address, country, phone, fax, e-mail)
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 the evaluation committee in early June.
-[[Category:Proposed Events]]

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 * [[GeoServer]]
 * [[Mapbender]]
 * ''please add more only if you can contribute''

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	copy to astevens@gsdi.org. If you submit, you should have a decision by		copy to astevens@gsdi.org. If you submit, you should have a decision by
	the evaluation committee in early June.		the evaluation committee in early June.
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		+	[[Category:Proposed Events]]