Free Earth Foundation?

Tell me more.

My initial thoughts were that I  have seen time and time again efforts
to try to host these datasets that just hosting directions to get and
process the datasets would get around all that.  With hosting like
that, it wouldn't hurt to try to get some nice "nested" datasets that
can go through the whole gammut of resolutions reasonably seamlessly
hosted somewhere.

I still think getting documentation like what Geoserver has for Tiger
and VMAP to acquire and process data from the source is very valuable.
 Right now, the only documentation that I have really seen is that
which has been linked from this thread, so I don't care which Wiki
would be best.

The codehaus SVN might be a good thing, but for the types of short
scripts that I am thinking we will have, it might be overkill.

At some point, I'd like to take this proposal to some other lists like
MapServer, but I'd like to have something concrete to point to.  It
sounds like there may be enough interest from this list to get
something started (or would I be duplicating effort that somebody else
like the FEF is doing).

On 1/23/06, Adam Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If all you need is a place, feel free to use the WorldWind Wiki
> (http:/www./worldwindcentral.com/wiki). We actually have an active
> editor that will clean up and cross reference your articles. I too,
> would like to remove the voodoo from processing geographic datasets.
>
> The Free Earth Foundation currently has space generously dontated by
> the Internet Archive for data and is building a DIY cluster to process
> freely available data to host on IA. Anyone needing data hosting,
> please send Matt Mills ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) an email and see if we
> can help out your efforts.
>
> adam hill
> FEF Board Member
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