David,
It looks like this is shaping up to be quite an event!
The dates on the wiki page still seem very open, but you mention mid-March.
Can we be more precise with the dates that are being considered? March is
already not that far away and it would help to have a tighter window for us to
start
If there were a north american event happenning at the same time as the
bolsena one, I would like to attend.
Erik
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 12:35 AM, Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo)
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On 10-Oct-08, at 6:23 AM, Jeroen Ticheler wrote:
Thanks for that Lorenzo and Arnulf! Indeed,
I would like to second Jody's comments here regarding the timing of the code
sprint. Having only attended two of these conferences, I can't speak with
any sort of real authority, but from what I've seen, delegates tend to be
pretty flogged by the end of the week, be that from thinking or from
in the event that it's not already completely clear from my post 5 minutes
ago (d'oh, before reading this thread)
i completely concur with what chris has said here. I think it's pretty
reasonable to think that anyone who is going
to put in the $ to go out to australia is probably planning on
For the record, Chris Schmidt has set up a page on the openlayers wiki
for project Ideas. Can/should we somehow integrate/link this to OSGEO?
http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/SummerOfCode
e
On 2/27/08, Wolf Bergenheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Google announced Summer of Code 2008 on Monday,
Hi Bruce, thanks for the tip!
Erik
On Jan 23, 2008 8:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Erik
A place to start may be the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI)
registry:
http://registry.gsdi.org/browse.php?order=title
Bruce Bannerman
Australia
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A friend of mine is building a website and wants to add a map of
India. He asked me today where he could find some good map data on
India and I had to reply that I have no clue.
I know that this list is not the appropriate venue for this sort of
question, but I am hoping that maybe someone on
Having read through this thread, I think Dave's suggestion is spot on.
This Service Providers Directory (SPD) is an excellent resource, but
what it is missing is the ability to send updates or news...
It seems pretty clear that there are people here who are [at least
mildly] offended by seeing
