Dear people,
Thank you for your information. I have to say I find that pretty
frustrating and annoying knowing that GeoNetwork opensource is one of
the incubator projects of OSGEO, the number of OSGEO projects is
(still) limited and FOSS4G is the OSGEO conference.
Participating with the p
Patrick,
The broken link is now fixed. Thanks for your interest in the MapGuide
project.
Bob
Tsai Chih-Cheng wrote:
Hi all :)
I am interested in using MapGuide OpenSource in my research.
I tried to develop some specific capabilities, so I consulted the
documentations : http://mapguide.osg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 28/03/2007 04:45:26 PM:
> On of the aims of OSGeo is the promotion of open geodata. From
> conversations I've had with various people over time it appears one of
> the difficulties data providers may have with this is licensing.
> There's no obvious candidate license fo
Do we need something like OSI approved licenses for geodata?
There are at least 2 parallel efforts to establish an equivalent
definition at the same level as "OSI compliance" for open data:
http://www.opendefinition.org/
http://www.freedomdefined.org/
Creative Commons also has a FAQ about ap
Tim,
Might the OSGeo be able to partner with this organization on some level?
http://www.opendataconsortium.org/
I think there goals are the same on this topic, at least in the area we
have been discussing. I can provide a contact I have made with the group
previously if desired.
Landon
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