[HOT] EDIT for Summit WG

[Rachel VanNice]

To those interested,
We'll actually divert from usual 11-12 mtg. time to *12-13 EST* so that
those who'd like to be on the Tasking Mgr. 3 Update call can attend that as
well.
Thanks,
Rachel

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[HOT] Summit WG Mtg. Fri. 3/24 11-12 EST

[Rachel VanNice]

Hi again,
The Summit Working Group is meeting *Friday, Mar. 10, 2017 11:00-12:00 EST
on Skype. *We will be finalizing our list of potential locations so please
get your info on venues into the spreadsheet (accessible via Trello board).
Any questions can be sent my way!
Thanks,

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Re: [HOT] Optimal NAS tech specifications to serve imagery tiles

[john whelan]

I think we need to define the requirements first.  POSM works on standard
hardware in a standard configuration.  It's been field tested and you learn
from experience.

It needs to be fairly idiot proof and unfortunately they're turning out
better quality idiots all the time.  It needs good simple documentation in
multiple languages.  Idiots have been spotted using languages other than
English.

I think I'd think in terms of a more powerful intel NUC than the base, the
32 gigs memory version of the NUC6i7KYK is used with POSM for drone work.
I would stay with the intel NUCs based on my own experince

I'd like to add email so preconfigured Postfix should be able to handle
local traffic on smartphones but you also need something on the smart
phone, I understand the gmail client can be configured to talk to other
email servers such as Postfix.  The advantage is it would store messages
until the server is in range then send and receive.

Postfix can be configured to call home but I'd try to think in terms of
calling back to one email server across the internet and exchanging
messages. These can be forwarded to other internet addresses.

Finally we need a volunteer in the field to try this stuff out.  A HOT
micro-grant might well work here.

Cheerio John

On 23 March 2017 at 10:39, Donal Hunt  wrote:

> It occurs to me that partnering with a team like Ideas Box (see
> https://www.ideas-box.org/
> )
> may be the way to go here... If the HOT tool-chain could be pre-installed /
> integrated it would make the deployment of such kits more beneficial in the
> longer run (deployed at the start of a disaster and then continues to
> deliver value to the community over time due to the availability of
> knowledge, etc).
>
> Obviously, the deployment is a lot heavier than a simple NAS but it's
> likely you want a robust solution that is well tested in most scenarios.
>
> All the best!
>
> Donal
>
> On 22 March 2017 at 18:35, Denis Carriere 
> wrote:
>
>> POSM does host imagery with the new OpenDroneMap module. You can add a
>>> tiff and it will be served as a TMS. You an also add any MBTile archive
>>> (bing) and have that served as well. POSM is designed to take an AOI, use
>>> collected imagery, host field papers, and have support for mobile data
>>> surveys all offline.
>>
>>
>> Thanks for sharing Dale!
>>
>> I never knew that POSM was capable of this, I will definitely need to
>> dive into this one of these days.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> *~~*
>> *Denis Carriere*
>> *GIS Software & Systems Specialist*
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Re: [HOT] Optimal NAS tech specifications to serve imagery tiles

[Donal Hunt]

It's not cheap ($60,000) per their press pack:
https://www.ideas-box.org/images/idbGeneral_Eng_2014.11.pdf

This is why I specifically mentioned partnering...

d.

On 23 March 2017 at 14:57, Pierre Béland  wrote:

> Donal Hunt wrote
>
> *> *It occurs to me that partnering with a team like Ideas Box (see
> https://www.ideas-box.org/
> )
> may be the way to go here...
>
> What is the cost of such equipment + softwares ?
>
>
> Pierre
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Re: [HOT] Optimal NAS tech specifications to serve imagery tiles

[Pierre Béland]

Donal Hunt wrote

> It occurs to me that partnering with a team like Ideas Box (see 
> https://www.ideas-box.org/) may be the way to go here...
What is the cost of such equipment + softwares ?

  
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Re: [HOT] Optimal NAS tech specifications to serve imagery tiles

[Donal Hunt]

It occurs to me that partnering with a team like Ideas Box (see
https://www.ideas-box.org/
)
may be the way to go here... If the HOT tool-chain could be pre-installed /
integrated it would make the deployment of such kits more beneficial in the
longer run (deployed at the start of a disaster and then continues to
deliver value to the community over time due to the availability of
knowledge, etc).

Obviously, the deployment is a lot heavier than a simple NAS but it's
likely you want a robust solution that is well tested in most scenarios.

All the best!

Donal

On 22 March 2017 at 18:35, Denis Carriere  wrote:

> POSM does host imagery with the new OpenDroneMap module. You can add a
>> tiff and it will be served as a TMS. You an also add any MBTile archive
>> (bing) and have that served as well. POSM is designed to take an AOI, use
>> collected imagery, host field papers, and have support for mobile data
>> surveys all offline.
>
>
> Thanks for sharing Dale!
>
> I never knew that POSM was capable of this, I will definitely need to dive
> into this one of these days.
>
> Cheers,
>
> *~~*
> *Denis Carriere*
> *GIS Software & Systems Specialist*
>
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Re: [HOT] POSM

[john whelan]

Well after switching the boot method on the laptop to EUFI it seems to
install.  However I'm left with a prompt of POSM login: and I've no idea
what to type.  I'll drop something in on Github.

Thanks John

On 22 March 2017 at 19:09, Dale Kunce  wrote:

> John,
> We've run parts of the POSM stack on very small performant machines
> including machines such as intel edisons and raspberry pis. You won't be
> able to run stuff like OpenDroneMap or rendering osm tiles with these low
> performance machines but you will be able to use OpenMapKit and Field
> Papers.
>
> For future questions on POSM the best place to ask questions is on github.
> http://github.com/posm
>
> Dale
>
> On Wed, Mar 22, 2017 at 2:49 PM, john whelan 
> wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure where to post this but although it was created for intel
>> NUCs with 8 gigs of memory can it be run on other boxes such as an i7
>> Laptop with 4 gigs of memory or isn't it stable enough yet?
>>
>> Thanks John
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