UNTraining - Revision history

Wiki-Gregory.giuliani at 15:39, 22 June 2016

2016-06-22T15:39:37Z

Wiki-Maria: /* GeoNode */

2016-05-26T19:59:26Z

GeoNode

Wiki-Maria: /* GeoNode */

2016-05-26T19:58:39Z

GeoNode

Wiki-Camerons: /* Developing Training Material */

2016-04-23T21:19:38Z

Developing Training Material

Wiki-Epifanio: /* Open Source Geospatial Notebooks */

2016-04-15T17:17:42Z

Open Source Geospatial Notebooks

Wiki-Epifanio: /* Open Source Geospatial Notebooks */

2016-04-15T16:41:14Z

Open Source Geospatial Notebooks

Wiki-Epifanio: /* Open Source Geospatial Notebooks */

2016-04-15T16:40:29Z

Open Source Geospatial Notebooks

Wiki-Epifanio: /* Open Source Geospatial Notebooks */

2016-04-15T16:40:08Z

Open Source Geospatial Notebooks

Wiki-Epifanio: /* Open Source Geospatial Notebooks */

2016-04-15T16:39:15Z

Open Source Geospatial Notebooks

Wiki-Epifanio at 16:29, 15 April 2016

2016-04-15T16:29:38Z

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	* Contact: Cameron Shorter <cam e r onDoTs hort erA T g mai l.com>		* Contact: Cameron Shorter <cam e r onDoTs hort erA T g mai l.com>

		+	== Bringing GEOSS services into practice ==

−	*'''Bringing GEOSS services into practice'''
	The "Bringing GEOSS services into practice" workshop aims at teaching how to configure, use and deploy a set of open source software (PostGIS, GeoServer, GeoNetwork, PyWPS, QGIS) to set up a spatial data infrastructure (SDI). Trainees will learn how to publish and share data and metadata using OGC and ISO standards and how to register services into the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS).		The "Bringing GEOSS services into practice" workshop aims at teaching how to configure, use and deploy a set of open source software (PostGIS, GeoServer, GeoNetwork, PyWPS, QGIS) to set up a spatial data infrastructure (SDI). Trainees will learn how to publish and share data and metadata using OGC and ISO standards and how to register services into the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS).

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 **'''Link to material''': http://docs.geonode.org/en/latest/index.html
 **'''Point of Contact''': Vivien Deparday - [mailto:vdeparday@worldbank.org vdeparday@worldbank.org], Ariel Núñez - [mailto:ingenieroariel@gmail.com ingenieroariel@gmail.com], Paolo Corti - [mailto:pcorti@fas.harvard.edu pcorti@fas.harvard.edu]
 **'''WFP GeoNode'''

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 **'''Link to material''': http://docs.geonode.org/en/latest/index.html
 **'''Point of Contact''': Vivien Deparday - [mailto:vdeparday@worldbank.org vdeparday@worldbank.org], Ariel Núñez - [mailto:ingenieroariel@gmail.com ingenieroariel@gmail.com], Paolo Corti - [mailto:pcorti@fas.harvard.edu pcorti@fas.harvard.edu]
 == Rasdaman ==

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	* '''Code:''' https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks		* '''Code:''' https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks
	* '''Point of Contact:''' Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>		* '''Point of Contact:''' Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>
		+	==Developing Training Material==
		+	I'd like to suggest that the second step in generating training material (after sourcing existing material) is to define a template and development process for UN Training material. The following list is based on what we have learned from building [http://live.osgeo.org OSGeo-Live] training material.
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		+	Considerations:
		+	* Structural Guidelines: What headings should be included. Should pictures be included, size of pictures, quality of pictures.
		+	* Writing guidelines: What voice to use, the level of detail to go into.
		+	* Translation guidelines: How should the documents be structured to allow easy translation? How do you know if a translation is up to date?
		+	* Storage guidelines: Should it be stored in git?
		+	* Maintenance guidelines: How often are the docs expected to be updated. How do you write documents such that they are timeless? How can people report errors or improvements in documentation? What is the plan for updating the documentation when an application is updated. How is this resourced.
		+	* License guidelines: What license should material be published under?
		+	* Target Audience: What level is the target audience.
		+	* Flow between courses: Assuming students will do multiple courses, how to you avoid overlap between courses? What are prerequisites or assumed knowledge before attempting a course. How will material trace back to a qualification, learning goals? This leads to setting exams based on learning goals and material contents.
		+	* Editorial control: Assuming you crowd source some material, will you have an editor on staff to ensure quality is maintained and guidelines are followed.
		+	* Distribution format: How is documentation, sample data, and software to be distributed to the classroom? Note, classroom might be a MOOC run from someone's home. OSGeo-Live might be one way? Setting up on a cloud based virtual machine that people can log into is another.
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		+	Once the above has been defined, it will facilitate the OSGeo Community to maintain this documentation very efficiently at a high level of quality.
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		+	- Cameron Shorter, one of the OSGeo-Live coordinators

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 ==Open Source Geospatial Notebooks==
 '''OSGeo-Notebooks''' - Development of  interactive educational material in the form of geospatial notebooks based on the [http://jupyter.org/ Jupyter project].
-This project is in active development (work in progress :) ), do not hesitate to contact me If interested in the integration of existing educational materials in the form of interactive notebooks.
+This project is in active development, do not hesitate to contact me If interested in the integration of existing educational materials in the form of interactive notebooks.
 * '''Code:''' https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks
 * '''Point of Contact:''' Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>

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	* '''Code repository: [https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks Open Source Geospatial Notebooks]'''		* '''Code repository: [https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks Open Source Geospatial Notebooks]'''
−	* '''Contact:''' Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>	+	* '''Point of Contact:''' Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>

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 This project is in active development (work in progress :) ), do not hesitate to contact me If interested in the integration of existing educational materials in the form of interactive notebooks.
-* '''[https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks Open Source Geospatial Notebooks]'''
+* '''Code repository: [https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks Open Source Geospatial Notebooks]'''
-** Contact: Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>
+* '''Contact:''' Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>

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	**'''Lab''': 103 IREA-CNR - http://www.irea.cnr.it/		**'''Lab''': 103 IREA-CNR - http://www.irea.cnr.it/
	**'''Point of Contact''': Alessandro Oggioni - oggioni.a@irea.cnr.it		**'''Point of Contact''': Alessandro Oggioni - oggioni.a@irea.cnr.it
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		+	==Open Source Geospatial Notebooks==
		+	'''OSGeo-Notebooks''' - Development of interactive educational material in the form of geospatial notebooks based on the [http://jupyter.org/ Jupyter project].
		+	This project is in active development (work in progress :) ), do not hesitate to contact me If interested in the integration of existing educational materials in the form of interactive notebooks.
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		+	* [https://github.com/epifanio/OSGeospatial-Notebooks Open Source Geospatial Notebooks]
		+	** Contact: Massimo Di Stefano <epiesasha@me.com>