Dear All,
CASCADOSS project organizes several regional events, targeted to disseminate
project's output, extended with demonstrations, case studies and training. In
general there will be 5 regional workshops, held in: Benelux, Poland, Czech
Rep., Slovakia and Hungary, organized idependently
Dear all
Concerning the benefits of having raster data
stored together with vector data in a spatial
database, let me first quote from an excellent
paper from the late Jim Gray
(Scientific Data Management in the Coming Decade):
What’s wrong with files?
Everything builds from files as a
Ravi:
It's nice to know that you pay close attention to our activities.
We organize this activity to let students get know of the whole GIS
software stack, and let them to realize the benefit of using the open
source GIS.
However, we won't fight against the commercial software. We'd like to
On Mon, Nov 03, 2008 at 10:13:49AM -0200, Gilberto Camara wrote:
Dear all
Concerning the benefits of having raster data
stored together with vector data in a spatial
database, let me first quote from an excellent
paper from the late Jim Gray
(Scientific Data Management in the Coming
Hi All,
the OSGeo China event going to be held going to be held may please be explained
on the following points as this will certainly add to info for others.
1. What are the Open GIS lectures proposed
2. The ARC??? software mentioned, is this an exercise to bridge between
Prop-Com
Gavin Fleming ha scritto:
Perfect timing Eduardo
There was a permissions bug on the FOSS4G website hosted by OSGeo that
was fixed only last week. Many presentations have since been uploaded
and we hope to have all of them available soon, along with some of the
materials from workshops and
I've added some of my own comments about operating systems to this wiki
page. I'm no expert on Linux distributions, and the comments are based
solely on my own experiences as a Linux user. I hope that this is
helpful to others.
Landon
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Thanks Gavin,
I´m gonna wait for that.
best,
Eduardo Kanegae
http://anthologis.com
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 4:02 AM, Gavin Fleming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perfect timing Eduardo
There was a permissions bug on the FOSS4G website hosted by OSGeo that
was fixed only last week. Many
While preparing my recent proposal for the OSGeo I realized there wasn't
a lot of information on the history of the organization. I realize part
of this is because the OSGeo is pretty young as far as organizations go.
However, most of the information I could find about the OSGeo was
related to the
Hi Alexandre,
There is a CITE (Compliance and Interoperability Test Engine) which is
used to test reference implementations for OGC specs, including WCS. You
can get the engine from:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/teamengine
To get the tests for wcs you need to sign up for an account on
I'll wait for others to respond. If we don't already have this
information on the wiki I will create a page.
Landon
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On Mon, Nov 03, 2008 at 08:57:53PM -0200, Gilberto Camara wrote:
Jim Gray´s paper and much more on
this issue is on his site at MS Research.
Gray has hundreds of papers listed on his Microsoft Research page. As I
said, I'm not claiming that Gray's paper said or did not say something,
merely
I'm currently working on a proposal to secure some corporate funding for
development of OpenJUMP, an open source desktop GIS viewer. I'd like to
know if any of you have experience with applying research and
development tax credits to the development of open source software (in
the United States).
On 11/3/08, Gilberto Camara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..
Allow me to reiterate my earlier argument, which is
that FOSS4G should **allow** users the option of storing
raster data in a database. Storing images in a database
is not recommended in each and every situation.
The user should
suite designed by Pentaho (http://www.pentaho.com).
This special distribution of Kettle includes extensions which enable the
use of geospatial (GIS) data. Like Kettle, GeoKettle is released under
the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
GeoKettle v3.1.0-20081103 is still in alpha version
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 10:35 PM, Landon Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've finished with my OSGeo presentation at the Gold Country GIS Users
Group. (Thanks for all of those that provided reference material and copies
of their own presentations.)
I was wondering where the best place would be
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