Well, the ESA Summer of Code application process came and went, without an
application from SMW. As I discovered from Lydia's Twitter feed, they just
announced their list of accepted organizations:
http://sophia.estec.esa.int/socis2011/?q=node/13
All of these organizations seem to be related to r
ambke [mailto:f.tr...@gmx.net]
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Subject: Re: RE: [SMW-devel] ESA Summer of Code
Hi Benedikt,
ESA's policy is to make data publicly available if pos
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> Datum: Wed, 6 Jul 2011 21:38:31 +0200
> Von: "Benedikt Kämpgen"
> An: "Stephan Gambke" , "Yaron Koren"
> CC: "Markus Krötzsch" ,
> semediawiki-devel@lists.sourceforge.ne
Hi,
Without having a real clue about the topic at hand in how
space-related/space technology open source can be directly link to
SMW, one thing that came to my mind was that SMW could be used in
helping to visualize planetary attribution data sets.
Building on existing data sets that are maintain
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From: Stephan Gambke [mailto:f.tr...@gmx.net]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2011 10:13 PM
To: Yaron Koren
Cc: Markus Krötzsch; semediawiki-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [SMW-devel] ESA Summer of Code
Hi Yaron,
I agree with you. I got the impression that it is very much a prototyp
Hi Yaron,
I agree with you. I got the impression that it is very much a prototypic
project. They seem to work under a tight schedule themselves - else
they could hardly call it _Summer_ of Code. So, yes, I think the point
is to make a sufficiently convincing case. Maybe it would help if one of
th
Hi Stephan,
This sounds interesting. I wish they were more specific about what it means
to be "space-related", since a space mission, like any large-scale project,
could end up making use of every open-source software application there is,
from Wine to StatusNet to Inkscape. Their "about" page and
Hi,
"ESA Summer of Code in Space (SOCIS) is a pilot program run by ... the
European Space Agency that offers student developers stipends to write
code for various space-related open source software projects. ...
The program is inspired by (but not affiliated or related in any way to)
Google's Sum
