http://maps.ice.ucdavis.edu
Still in the early stages but will become the GIS repository for the university lab I work for (20+ people). That means it will be where we put all of our unique GIS data (at least 1 TB) for internal and external retrieval. To get and idea of what that could mean, you can see a list of projects we're working on right now on. http://ice.ucdavis.edu Our primary focus: Making it easy to create web services from any of our data. Including building groups that can be lumped together in separate WMS capabilites. GIS data distribution including a raw data link and WCS services. Metadata searching. The only customization we've done so far is to change the upload to only be allowed from selected members of our site. Also of note several of our layers are fed from postgis outside of the geonode setup. Thanks, Alex On 01/18/2012 07:48 AM, Jeffrey Johnson wrote: > Anyone ... > > On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 6:05 PM, Jeffrey Johnson <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi folks, >> >> Insofar as its one in almost exactly one month that the GeoNode Summit >> will take place, it seems like a good point in time that we could all >> take a chance to (re)introduce our GeoNode projects to each other so >> we can all take note of what other people/groups are working on and >> begin to come to some kind of consensus about what makes sense to work >> on *together* in GeoNode's core in the new year. >> >> Please take the time to post (to this list) links to public GeoNode >> sites, their about pages, your github repos or whatever else you think >> makes sense to share with the group including a narrative >> introduction. >> >> I'm happy to take the time to compile these into the github wiki (I >> think its currently read-only for non-core-committers, but you could >> send a pull request against the wiki I suppose). >> >> ... thanks for those of you who have already recently posted. >> >> Looking forward to reading about everyone's projects! >> >> Jeff
