[OSGeo-Discuss] Re: FOSS4G Technology review presentations - Web clients

2010-04-12 Thread Pieter De Graef

Cameron,

if the others are too, I would be interested in such a comparison.
My main question wouls be, exactly what would we be testing? Performance 
(how?), functionality, ease-of-use, architecture, 


I still have to check my schedule, but I believe I can set aside a 
enough time. I will already forward this mail to the Geomajas mailing 
list, to check for response there.





Cameron Shorter schreef:
German Carillo has been building a gis web client comparison which 
will make a good basis for a foss4g presentation here:


http://geotux.tuxfamily.org/index.php?option=com_myblogtask=viewid=239Itemid=59lang=en 



Does anyone know how to contact German so that we can thank him, and 
invite him to participate in a FOSS4G presentation?


Who else would be available to help out with a browser comparison for 
the various projects?


Cameron Shorter wrote:
Abstracts for FOSS4G are due next Thursday 15 April 2010 and I'm 
hoping that we will see abstracts for:


* LiveDVD lightening overview
* WMS/WFS/WCS Shootout
* Desktop comparison
* Browser Client comparison
* Database comparison

I predict that these presentations will be by far the most popular 
presentations of the conference. Further, I'm expecting to 
incorporate results onto the LiveDVD. They will be a lot of effort to 
prepare, partly because they will need a team of project developers 
to contribute to it, and consequently, unless we get our act together 
soon, I suspect that no-one will submit presentations for some of the 
topics above.


So I encourage people to respond to the following targeted email 
threads, noting your intention to help and be part of one of the 
presentation teams. (Note, the presentation will be the easy bit, the 
hard bit will be collating the material for the presentation).


A good team for these comparison projects will consist of:

* a representative from each project in the comparison. These types 
of comparisons will be the first place new users will go when 
researching software, so are well worth participating in.

* users who have used more than one of the applications
* anyone involved in related comparison reviews, or development of 
feature tables or similar

* coordinator/get it done people who can pull it all together
* people who can speak well, and efficiently. (You will have lots of 
material to present is a short time)






--
Pieter De Graef

Community Manager
GeoSparc nv.
http://www.geosparc.com/

Chairman of the Geomajas project
http://www.geomajas.org/


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Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Best and simplest solution for setting up a raster map server

2010-04-12 Thread Brent Fraser
Depends on how your colleagues want to use them.  In an image viewer?  A desktop 
GIS? A web-based GIS?


And are the georeferenced?  If yes, then start with Mapserver using the WMS 
protocol.  If not, then have a look at the georeferencer plugin in QGIS.


Best Regards,
Brent Fraser


gis server wrote:

Hello everybody,
I have scanned maps (900*700mm) as rasters and i am looking for a 
solution to serve them to my collegues. We are all working on windows-xp 
environment and scanned images are in TIF format(300dpi/BW)

Any help will be highly appreciated.
Also can you supply a link if any?
Thank you.




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