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Arnulf: /* Code Sprint 2017 */

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Code Sprint 2017

Arnulf: added code sprint activities

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added code sprint activities

Arnulf: /* Key Achievements */

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Key Achievements

Arnulf: /* Key Achievements */

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Key Achievements

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Key Achievements

Arnulf: /* Identifying Interest Groups */

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Identifying Interest Groups

Arnulf: /* Next Steps */

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Next Steps

Arnulf at 06:56, 16 June 2014

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 The code sprint will take place from April 24 to 27 at the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development (RCMRD) in Nairobi, Kenya. It is organized by Metaspatial (Germany) in close cooperation with UN-Habitat and Kartoza (South Africa). The event is financially supported by GLTN and OSGeo and is supported by the RCMRD, UN Habitat, Kartoza and Metaspatial. If you are also interested in sponsoring the code sprint please contact stdm(æ)metaspatial.net for more information.
 === Code Sprint Objectives ===
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 * Feedback and support to the QGIS core development.
 During the Code Sprint participants will acquire all the know-how needed to operate, maintain and improve all the Open Source tools around the STDM project. The application form will open on March 20.
 == Introduction ==

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	''The Social Tenure Domain Model (STDM) is a [[GLTN]] project supported by UN-Habitat. Explore the web site at: http://www.stdm.gltn.net/''		''The Social Tenure Domain Model (STDM) is a [[GLTN]] project supported by UN-Habitat. Explore the web site at: http://www.stdm.gltn.net/''
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		+	== Code Sprint 2017 ==
		+	The Global Land Tool Network [[GLTN]] and OSGeo organize a code sprint that will bring together geospatial experts to further support the enhancement of the STDM ecosystem. The Professional Cluster of the Global Land Tool Network (GLTN) has allocated a budget to organize and conduct the code sprint and support travel and accommodation of selected participants. The Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) also supports the code sprint financially.
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		+	The objectives of the code sprint are threefold:
		+	# Improve the STDM software.
		+	# Jump-start potential new contributors.
		+	# Train and educate Open Source concepts and software.
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		+	The code sprint will take place from April 24 to 27 at the Regional Centre for Mapping of Resources for Development (RCMRD) in Nairobi, Kenya. It is organized by Metaspatial (Germany) in close cooperation with UN-Habitat and Kartoza (South Africa). The event is financially supported by GLTN and OSGeo and is supported by the RCMRD, UN Habitat, Kartoza and Metaspatial. If you are also interested in sponsoring the code sprint please contact stdm(æ)metaspatial.net for more information.
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		+	=== Code Sprint Objectives ===
		+	The code sprint will focus on five main objectives including:
		+	* Internationalization of the tool’s user interface;
		+	* Improve the end-user manual of the tool;
		+	* Incorporate prototype support for the OGC Geopackage standard;
		+	* Evaluate the level of effort that will be required to incorporate a production-ready GeoODK or QField extension;
		+	* Feedback and support to the QGIS core development.
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		+	During the Code Sprint participants will acquire all the know-how needed to operate, maintain and improve all the Open Source tools around the STDM project. The application form will open on March 20.

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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 Most stakeholders including slum dwellers themselves appreciated the added value of STDM in addressing the information requirements of the urban poor particularly for improving tenure security and enhancing planning and access to basic services and infrastructure. Some stakeholders including government officials appreciated STDM as a potential tool for much larger urban development objectives.
-At the close of 2010 and early 2011, building from the prototype, the intermediate version was developed within UN-Habitat/GLTN. The intermediate version replaced ILWIS as the GIS component with [[QGIS]]. The intermediate version was developed using some data and process from a Kenya-based urban NGO called Pamoja Trust, an affiliate of SDI. This version becomes a QGIS plugin which allows users to make use of the other functionality offered by the software. This version of STDM is the basis for a publicly available version to be launched in June 2014.
+At the close of 2010 and early 2011, building from the prototype, the intermediate version was developed within UN-Habitat/GLTN. The intermediate version replaced ILWIS as the GIS component with [[QGIS]]. The intermediate version was developed using some data and process from a Kenya-based urban NGO called Pamoja Trust, an affiliate of SDI. This version becomes a QGIS plugin which allows users to make use of the other functionality offered by the software. This version of STDM is the basis for a publicly available version which was launched in June 2014.
 * 2014 June first: STDM is published on https://github.com/gltn/stdm

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 At the close of 2010 and early 2011, building from the prototype, the intermediate version was developed within UN-Habitat/GLTN. The intermediate version replaced ILWIS as the GIS component with [[QGIS]]. The intermediate version was developed using some data and process from a Kenya-based urban NGO called Pamoja Trust, an affiliate of SDI. This version becomes a QGIS plugin which allows users to make use of the other functionality offered by the software. This version of STDM is the basis for a publicly available version to be launched in June 2014.
 * 2014: Launch of STDM 1.0 at the [http://www.fig.net/resources/proceedings/fig_proceedings/fig2014/techprog.htm FIG Conference in Kuala Lumpur]
 * 2015: Release of STDM 1.2 at the World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty in Washington DC, USA

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	At the close of 2010 and early 2011, building from the prototype, the intermediate version was developed within UN-Habitat/GLTN. The intermediate version replaced ILWIS as the GIS component with [[QGIS]]. The intermediate version was developed using some data and process from a Kenya-based urban NGO called Pamoja Trust, an affiliate of SDI. This version becomes a QGIS plugin which allows users to make use of the other functionality offered by the software. This version of STDM is the basis for a publicly available version to be launched in June 2014.		At the close of 2010 and early 2011, building from the prototype, the intermediate version was developed within UN-Habitat/GLTN. The intermediate version replaced ILWIS as the GIS component with [[QGIS]]. The intermediate version was developed using some data and process from a Kenya-based urban NGO called Pamoja Trust, an affiliate of SDI. This version becomes a QGIS plugin which allows users to make use of the other functionality offered by the software. This version of STDM is the basis for a publicly available version to be launched in June 2014.
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		+	* 2014: Launch of STDM 1.0 at the [http://www.fig.net/resources/proceedings/fig_proceedings/fig2014/techprog.htm FIG Conference in Kuala Lumpur]
		+	* 2015: Release of STDM 1.2 at the World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty in Washington DC, USA
		+	* 2016: STDM as a tool for Improving Land Governance: [https://www.conftool.com/landandpoverty2016/index.php?page=browseSessions&abstracts=show&form_session=510&presentations=show Global Partners' Experiences and Lessons] presentation at the World Bank Conference in Washington DC, USA
		+	* 2016: Next phase: [https://www.conftool.com/landandpoverty2016/index.php?page=browseSessions&abstracts=show&form_session=446&presentations=show STDM-Online, the Social Tenure Domain Model on the Web].
		+	* 2017 [http://stdm.gltn.net/ Release of STDM version 1.4]
		+	* 2017 STDM Online prototype based on [Sahana Eden] launches at the World Bank Conference on Land and Poverty 2017.

	== Next Steps ==		== Next Steps ==

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 === Identifying Interest Groups ===
-From OSGeo's perspective there are at least 5 distinct interest groups which should be addressed with dedicated outreach material:
+From OSGeo's perspective there are at least 3 distinct interest groups which should be addressed with dedicated outreach material:
 # End users from NGOs who are on site and discover that they need some kind of "geospatial" tool
-# End user organizations (NGOs like Slum/Shack Dwellers International who have a clearer understanding of what is needed but maybe not the means to acquire sustainable solutions based on proprietary software.
+#End users
-# Municipalities who have an area of interest and are dedicated to do something
+#* End users from NGOs who are on site and discover that they need some kind of "geospatial" tool
-# National bodies with the mission to address land tenure issues (overlap with SOLA)
+#* End user organizations (NGOs like Slum/Shack Dwellers International) who have a clearer understanding of what is needed but maybe not the means to acquire sustainable solutions based on proprietary software.
-# Donors who have a budget for a limited period and want to make sure that whatever IT system they support will live beyond the funded period.
+#* Municipalities who have an area of interest and are dedicated to do something but lack know-how or means

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	== Next Steps ==		== Next Steps ==
	GLTN and partners continue to improve the system including the training package. It is also exploring further testing of the tool in other context and currently initiating a partnership agreement with FIG and known universities to review STDM and make further recommendations for improvement.		GLTN and partners continue to improve the system including the training package. It is also exploring further testing of the tool in other context and currently initiating a partnership agreement with FIG and known universities to review STDM and make further recommendations for improvement.
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		+	=== Identifying Interest Groups ===
		+	From OSGeo's perspective there are at least 5 distinct interest groups which should be addressed with dedicated outreach material:
		+	# End users from NGOs who are on site and discover that they need some kind of "geospatial" tool
		+	# End user organizations (NGOs like Slum/Shack Dwellers International who have a clearer understanding of what is needed but maybe not the means to acquire sustainable solutions based on proprietary software.
		+	# Municipalities who have an area of interest and are dedicated to do something
		+	# National bodies with the mission to address land tenure issues (overlap with SOLA)
		+	# Donors who have a budget for a limited period and want to make sure that whatever IT system they support will live beyond the funded period.

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 ''' Mailing Lists'''<br>
 Please register with the mailing lists to learn more about the software developed in STDM.

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	''' Mailing Lists'''<br>		''' Mailing Lists'''<br>

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-''The Social Tenure Domain Model (STDM) is a [[GLTN]] project supported by UN-Habitat.''
+''The Social Tenure Domain Model (STDM) is a [[GLTN]] project supported by UN-Habitat. Explore the web site at: http://www.stdm.gltn.net/''
 == Introduction ==