Ah, yes. Lets try for the following day (same time). Ie, in 2 days time.
Could everyone who is interested please note whether they can make this
timeslot. If not, please suggest a different day or timeslot.
http://timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingdetails.html?year=2007&month=7&day=10&hour=20&min=0&sec=0&p1=240&p2=75&p3=16&p4=893
| Location |
Local time |
Time zone |
| Sydney (Australia - New South Wales) |
Wednesday, July 11, 2007 at 6:00:00 AM |
UTC+10 hours EST |
| Denver (U.S.A. - Colorado) |
Tuesday, July 10, 2007 at 2:00:00 PM |
UTC-6 hours MDT |
| Amsterdam (Netherlands) |
Tuesday, July 10, 2007 at 10:00:00 PM |
UTC+2 hours CEST |
| Springfield
(U.S.A. - Illinois) |
Tuesday, July 10, 2007 at 3:00:00 PM |
UTC-5 hours CDT |
| Corresponding UTC (GMT) |
Tuesday,
July 10, 2007 at 20:00:00 |
|
Pierre GIRAUD wrote:
Cameron,
I'm sure you made a mistake. We are in July now. May 8th is outdated.
Best.
Pierre
On 7/7/07, Cameron Shorter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There are a number of responders to this
email, and I'm not sure
everyone received all responses, so I've collated them below.
Cameron Shorter: Sydney +11 hours
Tim Schaub: Bozeman, MT, USA - MDT -7 hours.
Steven Ottens: amsterdam, .nl GMT +1
Anthony Manfredi: Illinois, USA, GMT -5
Lorenzo Becchi: Italy/Spain GMT+1
I think this shows our time zone:
http://timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingtime.html?month=5&day=7&year=2007&p1=240&p2=75&p3=16&p4=893
I suggest we have a kickoff meeting to kick things off.
It looks like it will be difficult to find a good slot for everyone:
I suggest this:
http://timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingdetails.html?year=2007&month=5&day=8&hour=20&min=0&sec=0&p1=240&p2=75&p3=16&p4=893
Who can make this? If not, would another day be better?
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Tim Schaub wrote:
> Cameron Shorter wrote:
>> It seems that there are a number of us interested in a Styled
Layer
>> Descriptor (SLD) parser/renderer/editor and as usual, it will
be
>> better if we work on this together rather than in competing
projects.
>
>> Who is interested in this thread.
>
> I am.
>
>> Why you are interested.
>
> I know that parts of the resulting code would fit nicely in
> OpenLayers. I have a good idea of how that should fit in.
Depending
> on how it is developed, I will have a good idea of what is not
> appropriate for OpenLayers - and should be instead be pushed
elsewhere.
>
>> What you want to achieve.
>
> I'd like anybody to be able to put together an SLD editor with as
few
> dependencies as possible. (I see this being entirely possible
with no
> specific server side dependencies.)
>
>> What platform you need to develop for.
>
> A-Grade browsers.
>
>> What are your timeframes.
>
> No specific time frame, as I don't currently have work that
requires
> it. I can volunteer some time and schedule more time if I find a
> project that will make use of it.
>
>> Where you live and what timezone (so we can organise a
meetings).
>
> I'm in Bozeman, MT, USA - MDT -7 hours.
>
> I look forward to being involved,
> Tim
>
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Steven M. Ottens wrote:
> I am interested
>
> I'm running a high traffic educational GIS site and recently
figured
> out that we need clientside classification to allow students to do
GIS
> analysis on their data (collected by GPS/PDA) This would give a
boost
> to GIS-education since it allows high-school students to show
their
> data on a map the way they want
>
> I want to end up with a intuitive (for highschool students)
interface
> to select, classify and display their own data (prolly through
wfs)
>
> Just like any sensible being I develop for FF, but unfortunately
> schools use IE 5-7 (where IE5 is a lost cause)
> There's no immediate timeframe, although and of august would be
nice
> because it is the beginning of the schools year.
> I live in amsterdam, .nl GMT +1
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Anthony Manfredi wrote:
>> Why you are interested.
>
> I am a Google Summer of Code student working on an SLD editor for
> Geoserver.
>
>> What you want to achieve.
>
> My ultimate goal is a user-friendly, general-purpose graphical SLD
> editor: Something that simplifies common tasks but is still useful
for
> complex SLDs. This is unlikely to happen by the end of the Summer,
so
> the immediate goal is a very limited editor with a visual preview,
> with a design that is easily extensible for more complex editing.
>
>> What platform you need to develop for.
>
> Browsers
>
>> What are your timeframes.
>
> The Summer of Code ends in late August.
>
>> Where you live and what timezone (so we can organise a
meetings).
>
> Illinois, USA, GMT -5
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Lorenzo Becchi wrote:
> Hi Cameron,
>
>
>> It seems that there are a number of us interested in a Styled
Layer
>> Descriptor (SLD) parser/renderer/editor and as usual, it will
be better
>> if we work on this together rather than in competing projects.
>>
>> So I suggest we start by identifying:
>> Who is interested in this thread.
>>
>>
> I am too.
>
>> Why you are interested.
>>
>>
> I'm on a project at FAO (fao.org) that needs this component.
>
>> What you want to achieve.
>>
>>
> I have a minimum target on a simple style editor for WMS, where
"simple"
> stays for styling borders and colors of geometries. Soon we will
need to
> add much more interactivity, es: adding standard raster styling
> (quantile, ...)
> Naturally having a complete system that can manage WMS and Vector
styles
> would be a dream.
> We need an "easy to use" interface.
>
>
>> What platform you need to develop for.
>>
>>
> OpenLayers and JS in general is the perfect environment for most
of the
> features we need. Anyway we're thinking at a server component
(based on
> geoServer) to receive feedback about features like min/max values,
> histograms, geometry types (maybe), ecc to let us refine the user
> interaction and experience.
> The only component we have more or less defined is a SLD Storer
that
> use OCG PutStyle and GetStyle to store and retrieve user defined
styles,
> we've only thought at a little trick to extend it.
>
>
>> What are your timeframes.
>>
>>
> Minimum target can be in 1-2 month, October for the prototype with
a
> good set of features.
> No Vector drawing needed for this year.
>
>> Where you live and what timezone (so we can organise a
meetings).
>>
>>
> Italy/Spain GMT+1
>
> I'll be pleased to share the effort.
> I'm fully available for the UI (JS) and I have support from my
team for
> the server part (based on GeoServer or independent Java stuff).
>
> ciao
> Lorenzo
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