Hi,
This is a nice development by ICA.
pl give location of this information (website).
Would like INCA (the Indian counterpart of ICA) informed about this.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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I await eagerly
Ravi Kumar
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(proprietary commercial software) and Open GIS.
If 'Yes', then it is very interesting, and details may please be provided.
Wish the event the best, and hope it will add to the capacity building of OSGeo.
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Ravi Kumar
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of wisdom in the
right direction.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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a 3 day event at Pune and will be great to
site your example.
Keep it up
Ravi Kumar
Joint Secretory
OSGeo India chapter
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Hi,
one more thing..
Your name is shown as '' in email which may prompt users
to SPAM it. Pl correct this.
Ravi
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Hi All,
OSGeo India chapter is holding a 3 day workshop at Pune, India.
Pl visit this site for details.
http://www.iiit.ac.in/~rajan/OSGeo_pune/
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One thing that I think would be useful right away would be to start a
group made up of one representative from each local chapter - a
sort of global council.
+1 for this
Gobal representation in OSGeo and the above initiative are welcome.
Ravi Kumar
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the mock exercises freely down loadable.
Cheers
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This can defnitely add to their self esteem, if not any thing else.
Some of the highlited lines are actually picked from OSGeo Goals.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
P.S:
OSGeo GoalsThe following more detailed goals support the overall
mission:
To provide resources
Hi Markus,
the Free Software Foundation, helps us in this regard. They have done a good
amount but not enough to bench-mark it. I will again do some cajoling, and we
will try to even if possible fund it, but now for the Rajahmundry data set, it
is the next step.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
Markus
and rural societies.
OSGeo Coding verses OSGeo software usage(ratio):
Unlike the developed world where the ratio is evenly matched or slightly tilted
towards users, in India it is very highly tilted towards OSGeo software usage.
So the priorities are different in promoting OSGeo.
Cheers
Ravi
Hi All,
Its a pleasure to nominate this dedicated environmentalist on OSGeo board
who is also probably one of the first to use GRASS GIS in India.
Name : S. NARENDRA PRASAD, Ph.D
Secretory , OSGeo India chapter
Designation : Senior Principal Scientist Head
Address :
community waits eagerly
to see OpenJUMP join OSGeo.
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Hi all,
here is some encouraging information from OJ
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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oriented structures
properly symbolised and rotated (possible in OpenJUMP)
Am making some notes and soon wish to offer for downloading through GRASS and
OpenJUMP websites.
Ravi Kumar
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What us Open Source evangelists are missing is an honest comparison
suppose.
GRASS GIS:
It has so many features for Image analysis and Raster GIS, the commercial GIS
need a barge pole to even touch it. The vector Part of GRASS is robust too.
Ravi Kumar
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George R. C. Silva
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Inkscape.
putting all the options together on a WIKI will be splendid.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've tried to group some of
discussion into various components that I
think are being discussed all at once:
8.1 Style Layout Configuration Standards
8.2
Hi Tyler,
OSGeo-India is a hub of activity. I have earlier reported about our endeavour
upto July-2007.
Since then so much is done. I will offer an article on behalf of OSGeo India
soon for journal-4.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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Fire stations (presention)
Slum identification and poverty
alleviation
Any suggestions to help a small developing world city through Open Source
GIS..
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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.unhttp://habitat.org/guonet/gis.asp
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are the users willing or wanting to do that move?
do they have experience (or even training) in GRASS
for the 'Indian scene', moving to FOSS GIS is the only way GIS can help at all
levels.
http://www.covenant-tech.com/thesis.pdf
pl follow the link above
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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Well, all the Open Source GIS, like GRASS, Qgis, OpqnJUMP etc have their code
for download. GRASS has a programmers guide (or of sorts).. will it not be of
help.
Ravi Kumar
Landon Blake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was wondering if there
was a good tutorial or article about creating
Good idea. Open HIS enthusiasts can make a difference like this.
Ravi Kumar
H.S.Rai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lot many efforts are being undertaken by
various agencies, individuals
to generate FLOSS software and to create data related to places. But I
found very little such data, belonging
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H.S.Rai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Lot many efforts
The Biodiversity project of India is going to use Opensource GIS for
implementing GIS, using their tabulated data. OSGeo India has plans to help the
same.
Ravi Kumar
Sean Gillies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ned Horning wrote:
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
I'd like to see OSGeo support socially
/gisda
The OSGeo-India is promoting GIS projects under consideration for other cities,
Example: Rajahmundry city, A.P.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
Gavin Fleming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: An excellent book that tells the FOSS
story and explores its value
propositions and business models is 'The Success
datasets derived from any software Open Source
or even proprietory can be used across platforms, and are indipendant to a
large extent.Emphasis is to be on GIS tools and principles, and not on GIS
brand labels.
Ravi Kumar
H.S.Rai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 8/11/07, Arup Dasgupta
://gisws.media.osaka-cu.ac.jp/grass04/
The IISc also added GRDSS a GIS to the FOSS GIS
arsenal.
Hope this will not remain as one of those rare
examples, and other educational institutes will follow
and benefit from FOSS GIS.
Ravi Kumar
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I would
Hi All,
this is a commendable effort, and hopefully many other
Indian cities will benefit from such work.
I hope the documents of modus-operandi of this work
can be released for free downloads on websites like
GRASS GIS.
Ravi Kumar
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Hi Markus,
the Free Software Foundation, which has representation in OSGeo India chapter
is doing work in this regard.
Files for Marathi and Hindi are there, but messages aren't much
translated therein.
Hopefully this will be covered.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
Markus Neteler [EMAIL
. The catch 22
situation in countries like India needs a solution, by
giving incentives to students and education institutes
of Geo informatics alike.
Cheers
Ravi Kumar
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Hi All,
Since inception nearly an year ago, which started through mails from Prof
Venkatesh Raghavan (OSAKA Univ) churning up activity, OSGeo-India been doing
it's bit and tried to come to terms with prevailing Indian conditions. There
are many helping hands but, to translate OSGeo's aims
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