Robert Szczepanek ha scritto:
A few are still missing:
- proximity
- near black
- warp
- grid
- clip
All the best.
This task is for next week :)
Can you help me finding self-explaining names for those icons and use
them later in naming convention:
object
action
object-action
Dear all,I have submitted a BOF for FOSS4G2009 where I would like to invite those of you present in Sydney and with interest in the topic "Development of INSPIRE data application profile support in GEOFOSS".Details are
Hi Jeroen,
I won't be at FOSS4G but I'm trying to gauge the interest for this in the UK
at the moment, though it's at early days. I think, having spoken to both
some developers/FOSS suppliers and to some governmental people in the UK
that there's definitely interest in a solution. I think it
A good discussion and one which is important for OSGeo's future. I agree
with Cédric's initial statement that The OSGEO is very developer centric
and probably need more input from management, end user, marketing etc...
and I think that the responses to this thread reflect that. Most developers
in
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 10:32 AM, Peter Batty pe...@ebatty.com wrote:
I think that programs to encourage greater use of OSGeo products in
universities would be a great idea too - ESRI dominate in this area at the
moment, but this would be another way to get the word out to a broader
audience.
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 7:54 AM, Ian Turton ijtur...@gmail.com wrote:
So *I* think that universities are a lost cause and we should focus on
high schools
Forget the great unwashed, think about providing useful materials
online to people who actually *want* to learn about the tools.
Hi,
2009/10/2 Ian Turton ijtur...@gmail.com:
Currently universities are locked in a vicious circle with GIS
software in that the students demand we teach them on ESRI software
because that's what employers want and employers use ESRI software as
that is what the universities are teaching the
Hi Ian,
My colleague teaches both: ESRI and FOSS software at our University (KULeuven).
We first exercised it during the Summer School with lot of sweat and stress (-;
http://www.sadl.kuleuven.be/sadl/opleidingenDetail.aspx#FOSS
Then he included it in his regular teaching in GIS. From our
Only one week left to submit your Sol Katz award nominations! (more
details below).
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The Open Source Geospatial Foundation would like to open nominations for
the 2009 Sol Katz Award for Geospatial Free and Open Source Software.
The Sol Katz Award for Geospatial Free and Open Source
I think is the other way around, Universities should teach only with FOSS. I
like to think that at the universities we try to educate citizens no
technicians, so
if we want that our graduates become free citizens we only have a way to do so,
teach them with free tools. For years now, I've been
Agustin Diez Castillo agustin.d...@uv.es wrote:
you're right we should teach techniques and no software packages but more
than
that we should educate free citizens.
Truly, I can not understand why Universities teach closed knowledge when
we
should knowledge [openness is required to be
Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) wrote:
I'm proposing the education group help match up existing FOSS teaching
material with a recognised curriculum. e.g. the curriculum might say that a
student needs to learn about geographic coordinate systems - so we match up
a module that provides sample data and
Hi Jeroen,
I will be there and I'm looking forward to attend the INSPIRE BoF.
Claude
On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 10:56, Jeroen Ticheler jeroen.tiche...@geocat.netwrote:
Dear all,
I have submitted a BOF for FOSS4G2009 where I would like to invite those of
you present in Sydney and with interest
Just a reminder - our OSGeo annual meeting page is pretty blank. Anyone
interested in giving a talk should sign up soon. Or else add any topic for
further discussion. If we aren't running the guantlet of presentations this
year, we will have lots of time for discussion - that'd be neat.
Hope
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