I will be attending the OGC Geospatial Rights Mgt. Summit to be held
at MIT on June 22. I will be giving a 10 min. lightning talk on SC's
thoughts on spatial data, and also be participating in the panel
discussions. Please do send me your input on questions/concerns that
you would like to see
How about OGC support for the Science Commons work on a public domain
or creative commons type license for geospatial data.
Landon
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Julia Harrell wrote:
Have you considered whether surplused hardware from within your organization
could be used for some of this?
It may not suffice for a windows server, and i did not see if you already
have linux boxes.
Surplus would work for a dev/test box, if/when you can manage
I think that it's generally less fear of the unknown or job security than it is
the cost of adding complexity to what is often an already over-extended support
load. In many cases it just makes sense to spend $1000 for a server OS that
doesn't require additional training, is easy to get
John,
Your information here is fantastic, and I'd love to see it worked into a
case study. This is the sort of information that Government departments
ask for all the time.
This Open Source stuff sounds great, but who else has used it? Are
there any case studies that we can look over?
If
