Done! -- see http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/GeoConnexion_Column -- so
far we have ChrisH and Dan.
Jeff, what sort of word count did you have in mind?
It would probably make sense to have the first column be about what open
source means, who OSGeo is, quick bullet list of what projects we have,
On 19-Feb-07, at 11:49 AM, Jeff Thurston wrote:
I'll make the Open Source community a challenge. If it can produce
and deliver a column every month (or every other month), I'll
include it in the magazine.
Good challenge Jeff, thanks. Would you be willing re-print material
from our own ar
Great challenge, Jeff. The univerisity open source'ers like myself should
be very interested in helping produce a column such as this. Maybe VisCom
could start by creating a wiki page with a table indicating each month,
proposed topic, proposed author, and article deadline date. The topic and
au
O.K. Paul.
I'll need to think about that for a couple of days.
Landon
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Can you give me an idea of how much work would be involved?
Not that much work, but somewhat continuous attention. You need to be
available when you are needed. Main chunks of work are:
- At the start, get together the initial submission to be an organization.
- Get toge
> I'll make the Open Source community a challenge. If it can produce
> and deliver a column every month (or every other month), I'll include
> it in the magazine.
Sounds like a good deal to me... But, to clarify, I'd like to see the
column as being written by different people every (other?) mont
Portland State University has been an "umbrella" sponsoring organization
every year. In 2005 8 projects were sponsored, in 2006 only 3 (out of
20 student submissions, most of them being quite strong). This was
largely in part to the increase in mentoring organizations, apparently
there were ~
H. I would have to chew on that for a little bit.
Can you give me an idea of how much work would be involved?
I want to give a tentative yes, but I'm a little scared of over
committing myself.
Landon
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Yes, but would be be willing to help out with *all* the administrative
tasks :) that is, to be the official Administrator.
P
Landon Blake wrote:
I'd be willing to help out with some of the administrative tasks if the
OSGeo decided to take this on.
The Sunburned Surveyor
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I'd be willing to help out with some of the administrative tasks if the
OSGeo decided to take this on.
The Sunburned Surveyor
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Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Howard Butler is already doing some legwork to identify projects, and
students around GDAL but it hadn't occured to me to utilize OSGeo as the
mentoring organization. If the different projects come up with a number
of projects a students is it likely to be disadvantagous
How about getting a graduate to get the OSGeo stack packaged up.
I'd be prepared to mentor that.
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Paul Ramsey wrote:
Just to re-iterate, OSGeo would be an obvious and easy candidate to
be a "mentoring organization" which could serve as an umbrella for
SoC submissions on a
Paul Ramsey wrote:
Just to re-iterate, OSGeo would be an obvious and easy candidate to be a
"mentoring organization" which could serve as an umbrella for SoC
submissions on all sorts of open source spatial projects. I would
volunteer to be the administrator (I did it last year when Refractions
Just to re-iterate, OSGeo would be an obvious and easy candidate to be a
"mentoring organization" which could serve as an umbrella for SoC
submissions on all sorts of open source spatial projects. I would
volunteer to be the administrator (I did it last year when Refractions
was a mentoring org
Hi all,
Are you planning to attend the GeoTec Event (Calgary, Alberta,
Canada May 14-17)?
http://www.geotecevent.com/
Tyler
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Forwarding you some info about this event...
http://www.humboldt.edu/~sod/symposium/
I'd love to know who might be attending.
Tyler
Science of Design Symposium, March 2007: Teaching and learning
creativity
and design with a multidisciplinary perspective
Guy-Alain Amoussou, Steve St
Well done.
sean
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Hi all,
This Jan/Feb’s 2007 issue of the German GIS Business magazine had
Spatial Data Infrastructure projects as its theme. This included an
article on the FAO GeoNetwork one on the Global Monitoring for
Environment and Security (GMES) and one on
Hi all,This Jan/Feb’s 2007 issue of the German GIS Business magazine had Spatial Data Infrastructure projects as its theme. This included an article on the FAO GeoNetwork one on the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) and one on INSPIRE. I hope I’ll be able to get a pdf version of
Dear Jeff,
This is an excellent challenge! Thanks for the offer and I will for
sure put an effort in for a column in the near future!
Greetings from Rome,
Jeroen
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