Another good place to introduce OSGeo to NASA is the ESIP Federation,
where I think a number of OSGeo folks are already active. Their next
meeting is in July in New Hampshire. http://esipfed.org/events (ignore
the date typo, the 2007 there should be 2008...)
Allan
On Jan 18,
Greetings -
I'll give the “standard process” for announcing possible OSGeo events
suggested by Arnulf a try. If there is interest I'll create a Proposed
Event Wiki page.
NASA is holding their bi-annual Carbon Cycle and Ecosystem Joint Science
Workshop April 28-May 2 in College Park
Hmmm,
Very thoughtful reply. :c)
I wasn't trying to incite a riot or anything, it just seemed a bit vague
on the press release page about what was appropriate (or not).
bobb
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Bob Basques wrote:
Whoa,
So a press release can only be passed through for an existing
Whoa,
So a press release can only be passed through for an existing OSGEO
project? What good is that to the wider community?
Or should there be another example added to the Conception section of
the press Release page?
That part on the bottom about costs for distribution is an interesting
+1 on no advertising or announcements on this list. I agree that
it may sound churlish to stop good organizations from sending good
information to good people; I also agree that allowing it would
diminish the usefulness of this list. If the web page of offerings is
not enough, then maybe
Mike Adair wrote:
I'd like to follow up on a conversation that took place at FOSS4G in
Victoria regarding a gathering of the open source projection clan under
the OSGeo umbrella. Frank can probably expand on the idea more, but the
idea being that it would be an opportunity to build up a
Bob Basques wrote:
Whoa,
So a press release can only be passed through for an existing OSGEO
project? What good is that to the wider community?
Or should there be another example added to the Conception section of
the press Release page?
That part on the bottom about costs for
Mike Adair wrote:
I'd like to follow up on a conversation that took place at FOSS4G in
Victoria regarding a gathering of the open source projection clan under
the OSGeo umbrella. Frank can probably expand on the idea more, but the
idea being that it would be an opportunity to build up a
Howard Butler wrote:
On Jan 17, 2008, at 1:34 PM, Cameron Shorter wrote:
If you were to lead the development of this material and put it into
the Open Source (with your name attached) this would give you extra
credibility and marketing reach.
Why? Why must OTG put their hard earned
Allan Doyle wrote:
+1 on no advertising or announcements on this list. I agree that it
may sound churlish to stop good organizations from sending good
information to good people; I also agree that allowing it would diminish
the usefulness of this list. If the web page of offerings is not
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