Hi all,
I've been in contact with Bruce Joffe who has been working on an amicus
curiae (friend of the court) brief associated with two court decisions
that have gone in completely opposite directions in California, one
involving Santa Clara County and the other involving Orange County. The
Hi Markus,
The animation is really impressive, but there isn't a lot on the page in
terms of hints other than the animation showing it can be done. Was
this exclusively done in GRASS, or is R lurking in the background?
Dan
On 11/22/2011 04:00 AM, Markus Neteler wrote:
On Tue, Nov 22, 2011
Hi all,
We, Dan Putler and Daniel Kastl, are nominating Stephen Woodbridge to be
a Charter Member of OSGeo. We have both worked with Steve as part of a
project team, Daniel Kastl on pgRouting and Dan Putler on PAGC. We have
both found him to be an outstanding colleague and important
Hi Mohammed,
This seems to be an R topic rather than an OSGeo topic. The R-Geo
mailing list is probably the best choice (look at the mailing list page
on the http://www.r-project.org site). Random forest models can be used
with data acquired by remote sensing, but the method is really
Hi Rashad,
Is the viewer open source software?
I've gone to the site, and response is fairly slow. Although, given the
likely interest in this, you may be getting a *lot* of hits at the moment.
Dan
On 04/03/2011 11:08 AM, Mohammed Rashad wrote:
Hi,
I am posting here because gis users may
, Apr 3, 2011 at 11:47 PM, Dan Putler dan.put...@sauder.ubc.ca
mailto:dan.put...@sauder.ubc.ca wrote:
Hi Rashad,
Is the viewer open source software?
I've gone to the site, and response is fairly slow. Although,
given the likely interest in this, you may be getting a *lot
Hi Tony,
Very unlikely. Statistics Canada releases some data for free, but not
data from the Census of Population. Moreover, a postal code is typically
at a finer level (often for one side of a street in a single block) than
a Designation Area (the lowest level for which they report data).
, you're welcome to it.
Best Regards,
Brent Fraser
On 3/2/2011 12:31 AM, Dan Putler wrote:
Hi Paolo,
Your point is well taken. What seem to be the best solutions involve
reading in a shapefile and then writing out a new one. I was starting
to lean toward either PostGIS or Spatialite by using a SQL
Hi Paolo, Simon, and Noli,
Thanks for this. It both answered my question as to whether there was an
existing command line tool I had just overlooked (the answer is no),
and what were my choices for something that could fairly easily be
implemented if there wasn't an existing tool (the answer
Hi Paolo,
Your point is well taken. What seem to be the best solutions involve
reading in a shapefile and then writing out a new one. I was starting to
lean toward either PostGIS or Spatialite by using a SQL script sourced
within the relevant cli shell since my guess was that they would scale
Thanks Tom and Alex. Both of your comments were very helpful. Looking at
the link that Tom sent, it seems that GeoNetwork is the solution to the
problem.
Dan
On 02/18/2011 11:55 AM, Kralidis,Tom [Ontario] wrote:
Also check out http://www.fgdc.gov/metadata/iso-metadata-editor-review.
It also
After having hit the send button, I decided to make sure whether or not
I was missing something, and ran into the screen shots of the former
geopaparazzi compass screen (complete with the OSGEO compass), my
apologies to Alex.
Dan
On 09/26/2010 08:59 PM, Dan Putler wrote:
I'm more than a bit
Hi Dan,
PAGC has its documentation written in text files with markdown markup,
which is then converted into various formats (html and PDF via LaTeX in
particular) using pandoc: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/
I know gdal uses restructured text in a similar way.
Dan
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Openmeetings: http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/
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Something to look at is Openmeetings:
http://code.google.com/p/openmeetings/http://code.google.com/p
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software vendors have surrounded us with distorting mirrors. Once you
step away, things look quite different.
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Hi Dan,
It is an interesting idea. Although, I think some thought would need
to be put into the scope of the articles that would be a fit for this
outlet. Would the focus be on scientific analysis that happened to be
carried out using FOSS4G products, or would it be about software
tools
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