Unfortunately, I will not be able to go to CalGIS.
The requirements for a new chapter are available at http://
www.osgeo.org/content/chapters/guidelines.html:
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In order to form a chapter, the following steps should be taken:
"OSGeo Chapter" should self-org
Mmm,
I hadn't through the complexity of my request for this deceptively
simple problem.
Agreed, standardized structured data is part of the ultimate solution.
Do you enter every event and swamp the user with noise?
I guess a user would want to subscribe to a number of domain or
geography specif
I've contacted the administrative staff for the conference about
requirements and costs for a booth. I'll report to the list when I have
learned more.
Landon
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Hi Landon,
Sounds good. I registered for the conference since the price goes up $50
(from $125 to $175) tomorrow.
Dan
On Mon, 2007-15-10 at 10:32 -0700, Landon Blake wrote:
> Dan,
>
> The website for the conference is here:
>
> http://www.calgis.org/
>
> I'll get a hold of the management to s
Hello everybody,
Just want to inform you that we are starting a new OSGeo local chapter, a
Romanian one. The chapter will be built around the geo-spatial.org
community (a Romanian geospatial resource website we maintain). More
details were added on the wiki page
(http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Ro
Dan,
The website for the conference is here:
http://www.calgis.org/
I'll get a hold of the management to see what the costs/requirements are
for setting up a booth.
Landon
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From: Dan Putler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2007 10:23 AM
To: Landon
I have also been testing having a common/shared (via webdav) .ics
file that we could use. Would that help? I was envisioning having
one for tracking OSGeo meetings, but we could also use one for events
in general.
Tyler
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I have put up some ideas for project goals the almost-a-chapter
California Chapter of the OSGeo might pursue in 2008. I'm very flexible
on which of these goals we might pursue, though I think it would be good
to select only one or two from the list.
http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/California
I want to thank Allan, Brad, and Chris for their responses to my post
about starting a California Chapter.
Allan had an excellent suggestion about representing the OSGeo at the
CALGIS 2008 Conference in Modesto. I think this would be a great short
term goal for our chapter. Modesto is right down H
Gilles Bassière wrote:
Hi list,
I'm doing a comparative study of OpenSource cartographic servers
(Mapserver, Geoserver and Mapnik). Beside raw performance and
features, I'd like to assess the rendering quality, say how pretty
produced maps are. Precisely, I'm interested in the quality of the
Cameron Shorter wrote:
Has anyone set up (and maintaining) a Geospatial Events Calendar?
Ideally one that I can import into my Google Calendar.
It would be useful for picking future OSGeo conference dates that
don't clash.
I set up one in the first couple months of OSGeo being formed (and have
2007/10/15, Cameron Shorter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Has anyone set up (and maintaining) a Geospatial Events Calendar?
> Ideally one that I can import into my Google Calendar.
> It would be useful for picking future OSGeo conference dates that don't
> clash.
>
>
Hi,
I maintain that calendar:
http:
There's another at http://www.esa.int/esaCP/index_Calendar.html
I thought setting up a calendar would be a good idea at one point,
too. Then I saw how many are out there already, and the enormity of
the task sunk in. Not only are there a lot of calendars out there,
but many events are alrea
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