Hi LiveDVD-Builder,
I'm very happy that the concept of live-images also hit
FOSS4G-conference. FOSSGIS e.V. (formerly known as GAV e.V.), who will
(hopefully) be the institutional form of local chapter DACH soon,
startet using live-images about 2 years ago. At the german language
conference
I've been to Canada, so I can vouch for that. :]
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In
Not really. A regional event would lower travel time and travel
expense, and could offer a balanced spread of accommodations.
-Laura
The original post talked about minimizing expense; breaking into
several
venues actually updates the expense from where I am sitting.
Jody
(In Seattle, we go out for a latte.)
This is a quick troll to see who'd be interested in coming to (and/or
helping organize) a mini-conference in Seattle in spring of '09. Send
me email, and I'll follow up later with a summary.
-mpg
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I would likely attend a regional meeting in Seattle.
-Eric Wolf
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 10:08 AM, Michael P. Gerlek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(In Seattle, we go out for a latte.)
This is a quick troll to see who'd be interested in coming to (and/or
helping organize) a mini-conference in
I'd be interested in helping and attending (if the price is right and my
company agrees :) )
Chip Taylor
Prepared Response, Inc
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I've been thinking about something similar to the Bolsena event in
North America, but it's hard to work out a scheme that will be
productive, given the geographic dispersal of folks. I think a C
tribe sprint would be excellent, but we're pretty spread out (though
biased towards Ottawa / Quebec).
On 2008/10/09 10:57 AM, Paul Ramsey wrote:
I've been thinking about something similar to the Bolsena event in
North America, but it's hard to work out a scheme that will be
productive, given the geographic dispersal of folks. I think a C
tribe sprint would be excellent, but we're pretty spread
On Tue, October 7, 2008 22:55, Gavin Fleming wrote:
Frank wrote:
As an alternative to a stand-alone event, it can also be helpful to
work with an existing GIS conference organizer to provide an open source
track or something similar.
We've just been approached by www.eis-africa.org who are
On Tue, October 7, 2008 21:16, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Landon Blake wrote:
When I think about the possibility of setting up a local or regional
conference I get a little scared about the unknowns. How do you go about
locating conference space? Do you approach local hotels and motels
about
Paul Ramsey wrote:
I've been thinking about something similar to the Bolsena event in
North America, but it's hard to work out a scheme that will be
productive, given the geographic dispersal of folks. I think a C
tribe sprint would be excellent, but we're pretty spread out (though
biased
Landon Blake wrote:
Jody wrote: The original post talked about minimizing expense; breaking
into several venues actually updates the expense from where I am
sitting.
How do you figure?
The projects I work on are international; it is hard enough for
developers to get enough money together to
Marco,
I'm very excited to hear about what seems to be a very successful use of
your LiveCD efforts.
For FOSS4G2009, we have been discussing whether we should use the
LiveDVD as the basis for workshops. (The other high contender will be
osgeo4win, based on windows, as many workshop attendees
I assumed the individuals attending a regional conference wouldn't be
attending the international conference.
For example: I might be able to attend a conference put on in Seattle,
but never anything outside of the West Cost.
Landon
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Either way it comes out of the attendees since sponsorship is generally
earmarked
for those same people. Now if we could get an organization to sponsor the event
that wouldn't otherwise get involved...
Either way I'm in.
Steve
On 10/9/2008 at 2:09 PM, in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Frank
The Aust-NZ team is well under way in planning for the Sydney FOSS4G
2009. As part of that we're looking at potential sponsors. We'd love
to grab big, small and in between. If there's a company you think
should be a sponsor, please drop us a line.
In particular we'd like to get talking to the
On Thu, 2008-10-09 at 10:10 -0400, Laura Toma wrote:
Not really. A regional event would lower travel time and travel
expense, and could offer a balanced spread of accommodations.
-Laura
Only if you accept that most of the community won't be there. The idea
of FOSS4G is that it is the
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