[OSGeo-Discuss] R: [Geo4All] Good news! We now have five past FOSS4G Conference Academic Proceedings (full proceedings and individual papers) available online

2018-03-14 Thread Maria Antonia Brovelli
Thanks and congratulations to you all for the excellent work!
Cheers
Maria




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Oggetto: [Geo4All] Good news! We now have five past FOSS4G Conference Academic 
Proceedings (full proceedings and individual papers) available online

Dear OSGeo and GeoForAll colleagues,

I'm pleased to report that we now have full academic proceedings and individual 
papers from the last five FOSS4G conferences [1].
The website is: https://scholarworks.umass.edu/foss4g/

This system provides readership (download) statistics and distribution maps 
(see attached). For instance, as of today, across all volumes we already have a 
total of 3,409 full proceeding and individual paper downloads worldwide. 
Individual authors can see their individual download statistics by going to 
their individual paper entry (for example, see [2]). Scholarworks also feeds 
library database search engines.

Some thanks are in order:

1. To Barend Köbben, Venka Raghavan, and Sanghee Shin, for their assistance and 
encouragement on publishing their edited volumes;
2. To each conference program committee for their service;
3. To Andy Anderson, Franz-Joseph Behr, and Muhammad Yahya for their efforts 
formatting and publishing one or more volumes;
4. To Erin Jerome at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst's Library's 
Scholarly Communication office who 
provides us the Scholarworks platform and terrific technical support at no cost 
to OSGeo or GeoForAll; and last, but not least,
4. To Mohammed Zia who is the person behind the scenes who contributed time and 
expertise to really make this happen.

I apologize if I have forgotten someone!

We hope that we can continue to publish FOSS4G Academic proceeding pre-prints, 
both global and regional events, through this system, to maintain a longterm 
repository of FOSS4G scholarship. Proceeding editors of future conferences: 
Please contact us to coordinate.

Sincerely,

Charlie Schweik for the FOSS4G Proceedings editorial team:
(Mohammed Zia, Andy Anderson, and Franz-Josef Behr)

**

[1] Nottingham, 2013; Portland, 2014; Seoul, 2015; Bonn, 2016; and Boston, 2017

[2] As an example, the Boston 2017 FOSS4G paper by Agarwal and Rajan "Analyzing 
the performance of NoSQL vs. SQL databases for Spatial and Aggregate queries" 
has had 838 (!) downloads since Sept 22, 2017.  See 
https://scholarworks.umass.edu/foss4g/vol17/iss1/4/

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Professor
Department of Environmental Conservation & School of Public Policy
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] [postgis-users] Rahul Soshte GSOC Draft Proposal

2018-03-14 Thread Rahul Soshte
@Jo
I fixed the typo.This proposal is for OSGEO.To clarify,I will be submitting
another proposal to OpenStreetMap also.

On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 10:54 PM, Jo  wrote:

> Hi Rahul,
>
> I only made some minor suggestions. The proposal looks fine to me. At the
> end you state you only submit a proposal to OpenStreetMap organisation,
> which is a bit confusing, as I got the impression you were proposing this
> for OSGeo?
>
> Polyglot (from OpenStreetMap, not OSGeo, but with a vested interest in
> PostGIS, of course)
>
> 2018-03-14 17:32 GMT+01:00 Rahul Soshte :
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> This is Rahul Soshte a student from Vivekanand Education Society's
>> Institute of Technology(Mumbai,India).
>>
>> The proposal is for the idea of a a Geospatial query viewer for pgadmin4
>> mentioned here 
>>
>> I have uploaded the draft proposal on the GSOC website.
>> This is the link to my GSOC draft proposal for OSGEO oraganization.
>>
>> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WN3FPpLudNNXLWQgGlP91yDA
>> Me7D0DC8gTBhdyrI_aw/edit
>>
>> Please do comment and give feedback on the draft proposal.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Rahul Soshte
>>
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Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Rahul Soshte GSOC Draft Proposal

2018-03-14 Thread Margherita Di Leo
Dear Rahul,

thank you for your proposal. For communication about GSoC, we normally use
this other mailing list: https://lists.osgeo.org/listinfo/soc . Please
subscribe there and forward this message. Read our recommendations at:
https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Google_Summer_of_Code_Recommendations_for_Students

Thanks and good luck!

On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 5:32 PM, Rahul Soshte 
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> This is Rahul Soshte a student from Vivekanand Education Society's
> Institute of Technology(Mumbai,India).
>
> The proposal is for the idea of a a Geospatial query viewer for pgadmin4
> mentioned here 
>
> I have uploaded the draft proposal on the GSOC website.
> This is the link to my GSOC draft proposal for OSGEO oraganization.
>
> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WN3FPpLudNNXLWQgGlP91yDAMe7D0
> DC8gTBhdyrI_aw/edit
>
> Please do comment and give feedback on the draft proposal.
>
> Regards,
> Rahul Soshte
>
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[OSGeo-Discuss] Fwd: Call for Abstract - FOSS4G Asia 2018

2018-03-14 Thread Jeff McKenna



  *FOSS4G Asia 2018*




  *Moratuwa, Sri Lanka*



*"Open Source for Sustainable Development"*

*December 2nd – 5th 2018*

Abstract Submission is Open 



Dear Colleague,

On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we are delighted to invite you to 
submit abstracts for the ***FOSS4G-Asia 2018 conference*  to be held in 
*Moratuwa, Sri Lanka* during the period of ***02nd - 05th December , 
2018* at the *Department of Town & Country Planning, University of 
Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.*


Register 



Submit your Abstract 



*Please submit abstracts by ;*

* 01 May 2018
General Track 
* 
*15 July 2018
Academic Track 
*




*Important Dates*
*Academic Track
(Full papers and presentation)* *General Track
(Abstracts and presentation)*   *Workshop
(Call for proposals)*
*Call for abstracts *   25 February 201825 February 201825 
February 2018
*Abstract submission deadline*  01 May 2018 15 July 201830 July 2018
*Acceptance notification of abstract*	15 June 2018	01 August 2018	15 
August 2018

*Deadline of submission of full papers* 15 July 2018N/A N/A
*Notification of review results of full papers* 01 September 2018   N/A 
N/A
*Deadline of registration for conference*	15 September 2018	15 September 
2018	15 September 2018

*Deadline of final submission*  01 October 2018
(Camera ready paper)01 November 2018
(Final presentation)15 October 2018
(Workshop brief and schedule)

*                                                 The theme of the 
Conference is*


*            “Open Source for Sustainable Development"*


*Papers and presentations are invited in areas covering,
but not limited to, the following sub themes*

*1.Development of Geospatial Applications using Free and Open Source 
Software*

*2.FOSS4G in Business Innovation*
*3.Geo spatial information Services for Urban Management/Urban and 
Regional Planning/Urban Design and Good Governance*

*4.Open and Proprietary Software: Building Bridges*
*5.Open Data, Data Collection and Visualization for Societal GIS*

*6.Open Hardware, Geo-IoT, Geo-BIM/CIM*
*7.Geo-data Analytics and machine/deep learning*
*8.FOSS4G in Education and Research*
*9.FOSS4G Philosophy, Goals, Complexities and Challenges*
*10.Other topics related to Free and Open Source Software, Data and 
Standards*


*Awards & Scholarships *

1.FOSS4G-Asia 2018 best paper awards (each sub theme)

2. FOSS4G-Asia 2018 best presentation award

3. FOSS4G-Asia 2018 best poster award

4. FOSS4G-Asia 2018 student (Undergraduates or Postgraduate) / young (35 
years or less) presentation award


5. FOSS4G-Asia 2018 student (Undergraduates or Postgraduate) / young (35 
years or less) poster award


6. OSGeo-Sri Lanka best presentation award (Only for Participants from 
host country)


7. OSGeo-Sri Lanka best poster award (Only for Participants from host 
country)


8. OSGeo-Sri Lanka best student presentation award (Only for 
Undergraduates from host country)


9. OSGeo-Sri Lanka best student poster award (Only for Undergraduates 
from host country)
*More Information * 



All accepted full papers will be published in the *FOSS4G-Asia 2018 
conference proceedings *USB and *selected peer-review full papers in the 
acadmic track* will be invited to publish in the following journals


* 


*

*Main Organizers


*
*       Official Media Partner
*

We are looking forward to receiving your submission and welcoming you in
Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.
We kindly request from you to disseminate this mail among your 
colleagues and networks.


*Please visit the webs

[OSGeo-Discuss] Fwd: Deadline CfP FOSS4G Dar es Salaam in 7 days!!

2018-03-14 Thread Mark Iliffe
Dear All,

Things are heating up in Dar es Salaam for FOSS4G!! We've had a record
number of submissions within the academic track and are looking for even
more presentations, workshops, posters, and maps than ever before!

As such, we would like to remind you that only *7 days remains* to submit -
on the 21st of March!!

Also, we're looking to cover the full gamut of the OSGeo community, from
the latest advances in software, to our community itself. We've also
partnered with various institutions to augment the 'traditional' FOSS4G
approach. Accordingly, we would also request submissions around:

   - Urbanization Issues  (co-organised by Understanding Risk)
   - Coastal, Marine and the Environment
   - Widening Access and Humanitarian Mapping (co-organised by Humanitarian
   OpenStreetMap Team)
   - Drones/Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

For more details on how to submit your paper/presentation please visit:
http://2018.foss4g.org/programme.html. Again, the deadline for sending
presentations is on March 21.

If you have any questions about the call for papers or the conference in
general, please get in touch with us! 2018.foss4g.org, Twitter or email us
directly foss4g...@gmail.com.

May the FOSS be with you!!

The FOSS4G Dar es Salaam Local Organizing Team (DLOC)
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[OSGeo-Discuss] Rahul Soshte GSOC Draft Proposal

2018-03-14 Thread Rahul Soshte
Hi,

This is Rahul Soshte a student from Vivekanand Education Society's
Institute of Technology(Mumbai,India).

The proposal is for the idea of a a Geospatial query viewer for pgadmin4
mentioned here 

I have uploaded the draft proposal on the GSOC website.
This is the link to my GSOC draft proposal for OSGEO oraganization.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WN3FPpLudNNXLWQgGlP91yDAMe7D0DC8gTBhdyrI_aw/edit

Please do comment and give feedback on the draft proposal.

Regards,
Rahul Soshte
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Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] [Geo4All] Good news! We now have five past FOSS4G Conference Academic Proceedings (full proceedings and individual papers) available online

2018-03-14 Thread Suchith Anand
Excellent news Charlie. Thank you to you and everyone who worked on this over 
the years and made possible  this wonderful gift for the global community. We 
will have a news item published on this and share this good news...


Best wishes,


Suchith



From: GeoForAll  on behalf of Charlie 
Schweik 
Sent: 14 March 2018 13:27
To: OsGeo, GeoForAll; OSGeo Discussions
Cc: Erin Jerome
Subject: [Geo4All] Good news! We now have five past FOSS4G Conference Academic 
Proceedings (full proceedings and individual papers) available online

Dear OSGeo and GeoForAll colleagues,

I'm pleased to report that we now have full academic proceedings and individual 
papers from the last five FOSS4G conferences [1].
The website is: https://scholarworks.umass.edu/foss4g/


This system provides readership (download) statistics and distribution maps 
(see attached). For instance, as of today, across all volumes we already have a 
total of 3,409 full proceeding and individual paper downloads worldwide. 
Individual authors can see their individual download statistics by going to 
their individual paper entry (for example, see [2]). Scholarworks also feeds 
library database search engines.

Some thanks are in order:

1. To Barend Köbben, Venka Raghavan, and Sanghee Shin, for their assistance and 
encouragement on publishing their edited volumes;
2. To each conference program committee for their service;
3. To Andy Anderson, Franz-Joseph Behr, and Muhammad Yahya for their efforts 
formatting and publishing one or more volumes;
4. To Erin Jerome at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst's Library's 
Scholarly Communication office who 
provides us the Scholarworks platform and terrific technical support at no cost 
to OSGeo or GeoForAll; and last, but not least,
4. To Mohammed Zia who is the person behind the scenes who contributed time and 
expertise to really make this happen.

I apologize if I have forgotten someone!

We hope that we can continue to publish FOSS4G Academic proceeding pre-prints, 
both global and regional events, through this system, to maintain a longterm 
repository of FOSS4G scholarship. Proceeding editors of future conferences: 
Please contact us to coordinate.

Sincerely,

Charlie Schweik for the FOSS4G Proceedings editorial team:
(Mohammed Zia, Andy Anderson, and Franz-Josef Behr)

**

[1] Nottingham, 2013; Portland, 2014; Seoul, 2015; Bonn, 2016; and Boston, 2017

[2] As an example, the Boston 2017 FOSS4G paper by Agarwal and Rajan "Analyzing 
the performance of NoSQL vs. SQL databases for Spatial and Aggregate queries" 
has had 838 (!) downloads since Sept 22, 2017.  See 
https://scholarworks.umass.edu/foss4g/vol17/iss1/4/


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Professor
Department of Environmental Conservation & School of Public Policy
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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