Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Free GIS Day November 6, 2014 OSGéo - IGEAT (ULB) – Brussels (Belgium)

2014-09-12 Thread Maelle Vercauteren
Hi Dirk, our event details are below :

BE-OPENGIS-FR
November 6, 2014
Université Libre de Bruxelles

The Institute of Environmental Management and Spatial Planning (IGEAT) of
the Free University of Brussels (ULB) and OSGeo-fr are organising the
BE-OpenGIS-FR on November 6, 2014 at the ULB.

This day of conferences and practice sessions (in French) is aimed at
anyone using free and open source GIS tools in their professional life or
studies. We hope to gather together those scientists, administrations,
private companies and interested individuals using and/or developing these
tools, or just being curious about them.

The first part of the day will cover three topics in the form of
presentations:

1) State and perspectives of public OpenData in the three Belgian regions
and in Africa

2) Presentation of some selected free and open source tools in GIS
including the possibilities of integrating them into existing proprietary
infrastructures

3) Examples of concrete applications using free and open source GIS tools

Presenters come from administrations, private companies and academics
active in the field.

The second part of the day is dedicated to practical workshops and
demonstrations on topics such as

- Using QGIS to create your customized, tailor-made application
- Spatial analysis and cartography with R
- A toolchain for putting your maps on the Web
- Advanced spatial analysis with GRASS 7

The aim of the day is to inform and promote, but also to discuss current
issues and needs as well as reflect on the opportunity of building up a
community of FOSS-GIS users and contributors in Belgium.

For more information contact Moritz Lennert (moritz.lenn...@ulb.ac.be).
A website will be up and running soon at http://be-opengis.ulb.ac.be/.



2014-09-01 20:19 GMT+02:00 Dirk Frigne dirk.fri...@geosparc.com:

  Hi Maelle,

 Using the name FOSS4G-Be is no problem for activities related with the
 promotion and use of FOSS4G software.
 In 2013 I organized the OSGeoGhent event [1] and wanted to organize a
 second version in May this year.

 The Global FOSS4G conference will start next week in Portland [2], so if
 you could provide more details later this week about the venue and the
 right date, we can announce the event on the general assemblee of OSGeo
 next week.

 Will the event be in English or in French?

 Regards,
 Dirk Frigne


 [1] http://www.geomajas.org/osgeogent2013
 [2] https://2014.foss4g.org/


 On 01-09-14 17:57, Maelle Vercauteren wrote:

  Dear,

 I am contacting you about the potential use of the name “FOSS4G-Be” and
 about the participation of OSGeo-fr for a future freeGIS day in Belgium
 (Website and Event):

 We want to organize a French OSGeo event (the so called FOSS4G-Be) in
 early November 2014, in relation with the GIS courses and masterclass held
 at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, IGEAT research Unit:
 It will be a one day event. There will be a selection of plenary
 communication related to free SIG use in public or private environment and
 2 or 3 practical workshops.

 This event will cover the following 3 topics:

 1) FOSS4G tools/software: Establishment/creation or storage of
 infrastructure and web sharing of spatial data
 2) Data  Services: Presentation on the freely available data and services
 3) Applications: use of Open GIS (also with guest speakers from the South)


 Would you be willing to support us and work together on this project and
 could we use the name “FOSS4G-Be”?

 Could the event be co-organized by the ULB and OSGeo-fr?
 If so, it would be nice to have an OSGeo-fr stand with a representative of
 the association and of its activities (as well as a plenary presentation if
 you are interested in).


 Feel free to contact me if you have questions or if you would like to
 share your suggestions.


 Thank you in advance for your reply,


 Kind regards,
  Maë//e

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Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Hacking OSGeo

2014-09-12 Thread Jody Garnett
Fair enough - one thing that would be nice to do, at the code sprint if it
would not be too disruptive, is ask the projects represented there what we
could do to help. Or perhaps better asked as what help is needed :)

Jody Garnett

On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 4:26 PM, Seven se...@arnulf.us wrote:

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 Sure happy to talk over lunch.

 And yes, Code Sprint = Code Sprint. Arguably OSGeo has some code, its
 just not C or Java but some weird social code that is really hard to
 serialize... Trying for years already but mostly creating new bugs. :-)

 Cheers,
 Arnulf


 Am 2014-09-12 16:14, schrieb Jody Garnett:
  Thanks Arnulf, I gotta spend time with committers tomorrow (Code
  Sprint = Code Sprint). Would be happy to talk over lunch?
 
  Jody Garnett
 
  On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 9:25 AM, Seven se...@arnulf.us
  mailto:se...@arnulf.us wrote:
 
  Folks, if anybody indicates interest in hacking OSGeo at the code
  sprint in Portland tomorrow please answer.
 
  In past years we have brain stormed around Marketing, Sponsorship,
  Education, Data (specifically how OSGeo can support the Open Data
  model) and so on. It is a aunique opportunity to evolve OSGeo as
  an organization and I would be happy to contribute to anything you
  might want to achieve for within and around OSGeo as an
  organization.
 
  This can also include how (or rather if at all) OSGeo manages
  FOSS4G. In my experience the day directly after the event is the
  best time to actually do this, impressions are still fresh and lots
  of ideas have popped up. If we do not invest some time into
  realizing them we are not going to get anywhere. So if you think
  OSGeo needs a push in a certain direction, join. There will be
  representatives from the board of directors, the president (I guess
  you are there Jeff, right?) and other folks in key roles. It is
  probably the only time in the year when you will get so many bright
  OSGeo folks in one place.
 
  Here is a link to drop your ideas. Its a Wiki, just go hack it as
  you like: http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OSGeo_Hack_2014
 
  Cheers, Arnulf
 
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