till curious as to where ESRI
> and the OS community are on LiDAR format and compression as ^one^ open
> standard.
>
> -Patrick
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> <discuss-boun...@lists.osgeo.org>] *On Behalf Of *SERGIO ACOSTAYLARA
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Hi Stefano,
It is hard to add points here that aren't covered by the responses from
all of the community leaders speaking here (even just considering
everyone's backgrounds who are speaking here is quite fascinating, and a
great sign of our passion for FOSS4G).
I only want to encourage this
and compression as ^one^ open standard.
>
> -Patrick
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> *To:* María Arias de Reyna; André Cruvinel Resende
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To: María Arias de Reyna; André Cruvinel Resende
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Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] FOSS4G 2018 sponsorship
Stefano, certainly you are NOT the only one. In the past I have expressed my
concern about
On Mon, Feb 26, 2018 at 4:02 PM, SERGIO ACOSTAYLARA <
sergio.acostayl...@mtop.gub.uy> wrote:
> Stefano, certainly you are NOT the only one. In the past I have expressed
> my concern about this fact. It's as if Monsanto were sponsoring an organic
> food event. I don't think ESRI (or Google or IBM
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Enviado: lunes, 26 de febrero de 2018 4:34
Para: André Cruvinel Resende
Cc: OSGeo Discussions
Asunto: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] FOSS4G 2018 sponsorship
Hi,
I share your fears. But on the other hand, the list of sponsors is not closed
for
Hi,
I share your fears. But on the other hand, the list of sponsors is not
closed for this year, I know for sure there are open source companies that
are still pending to be shown there. GeoCat for example, being a small SME
in comparison, will do the yearly effort to be a key sponsor proving
Folks,
We have had this fear in the past.
I remember when Autodesk decided to open Mapguide and some of us were
furious and upset and worried about our community's influence and decisions.
It seems that in the end It was not that important and It does not kill
Mapserver.
Good and open week.
I do not think of it as just an emotive response - some business models do
not match our ideals as an organization (requirement to purchase a platform
subscription for services, or an API key for data use). While some
organizations match our ideals, but I do not like the ethics (dumping
software
Indeed GDAL/OGR uses some ESRI code, example:
https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/blob/a1df7cb9df2fe3cbcfac974b434b01ac6a1946e5/gdal/frmts/mrf/JPEG_band.cpp#L21
If you don’t want anyone with competing products, it’ll be a short list, and
somewhat difficult to justify (e.g. OSGeo has lots of
I did write that in a peculiar way didn’t I. :-)
My point was merely, that while one can take a negative stance on corp
sponsorship, it can also be seen as a positive kind of attention. The
perspective changes a lot depending on a closed or open mindset.
I personally find it a good thing, that
dear barry,
please help me to better understand your position.
If ESRI is "an Open Source company" as you say, if one submits a paper to
FOSS4G 2018 about an application made with ArcGIS and some tools they
publish in their github repo, will this paper be accepted by editors and
reviewers?
I
On 25 February 2018 at 19:16, Hogan, Patrick (ARC-PX) <
patrick.ho...@nasa.gov> wrote:
> +1 (for ‘not the only one’)
>
> It is good to receive support, I am not contesting that.
>
> But this issue seems worthy of considered discussion.
>
ESRI payed for (I understand from Frank) some of the
I am not sure we need the endorsement of others to be taken as serious - we
are being taken serious because we are serious :)
We are also fun, motivated, and out to win.
But our “win” includes everyone :)
On Sun, Feb 25, 2018 at 11:59 AM Hans Gregers Hedegaard Petersen <
greg...@septima.dk>
+1 to Jodys point of view.
If you do not want to end up preaching for the choir, then you have to
welcome others. I would also like to urge people to consider that
“contribution” has many facets.
Having big industry sponsor an event or codecamp, could also be seen as
labelling our conferences
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Personally I am happy to see ESRI participating, and have watched their
open source game improve with the java geometry library first being
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There is always work
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On Sun, Feb 25, 2018 at 3:54 PM, Dan Little
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> You are the only one, and serving a very limited perspective.
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I also feel a bit uncomfortable having ESRI sponsor the conference, but I
can see the other side as well.
You should probably run statistics before
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Hi,
I see ESRI is one of the sponsor of FOSS4G 2018.
Do the OSG
They've sponsored every FOSS4G Global since about 2010, except for 2015
(South Korea).
And why not? They are an Open Source company:
http://www.esri.com/software/open/open-source
They use a *lot* of open source software, so its good that they give back.
It does not earn them any power over the
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Oggetto: [OSGeo-Discuss] FOSS4G 2018 sponsorship
Hi,
I see ESRI is one of the sponsor of FOSS4G 2018.
Do the OSGeo Board and Local Committee think it is appropriate?
Our Romans ancestors used to say: 'Pecunia non olet' (money don't smell) but
sometimes...
Thank you for your rep
Hi,
I see ESRI is one of the sponsor of FOSS4G 2018.
Do the OSGeo Board and Local Committee think it is appropriate?
Our Romans ancestors used to say: 'Pecunia non olet' (money don't smell)
but sometimes...
Thank you for your reply
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