I'd agree,
Perhaps when we have enough people interested we'll have our own mailing
list to network to network on =-O
Cheers
Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) wrote:
On 18-Oct-07, at 4:47 PM, Dave Sampson wrote:
As I mentione din a previous post, location is not too important,
infact it's base should
hey folks,
for those in the social book marking world of delicious I thought I'd
point out two tags that might be of interest.
For those interested, check out the links found under some of these tags
http://del.icio.us/tag/foss4g
http://del.icio.us/tag/foss4g_research
http://del.icio.us/tag/os
On 18-Oct-07, at 4:47 PM, Dave Sampson wrote:
As I mentione din a previous post, location is not too important,
infact it's base should be Canada.
I see the initial incarnation of the Canada chapter to be a good way
of helping to find more people who might be in a local province or
city c
As I mentione din a previous post, location is not too important, infact
it's base should be Canada.
As we found out, location might be exclusionary, such as the viewes of
other OSGEO folk on the Ottawa chapter.
however, perhaps the person to head up the whole thing might be from
Winnepeg. A
yep, pretty easy.
in fact, as time goes on it should be the intent of the wiki for people
to post their thoughts and help fill out some content. Wiki's are not
policed, they are managed by the community. Remember something about
free as in free speach? Democratic process? Wiki is your meal t
Dave,
thanks for the insight. I think much of the philosophical chatting has
much to do with figuring out if the egg came from the chicken or if the
chicken should arise from the egg.
the right timing for the Canadian Chapter is when one gets created. If
no one wants it then we wont have one
Hi, Jeroen and Emil
I'm also interested in the Dutch Chapter. In fact I'm the initial member of
Taiwan Chapter, but studying in the Netherlands. It's very interesting that
there is a Dutch in our Chapter. At the moment, I will see how to join Dutch
Chapter. It seems to some knids of exchange!! Besi
Just to add another one to the list, OGC events are listed here:
http://www.opengeospatial.org/event
There's a small link in the bottom right to the iCal URL, which is:
webcal://www.opengeospatial.org/event/ical
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Raj
On Oct 14, 2007, at 11:16 PM, Cameron Shorter wrote:
Has anyone set up (an
Hello Jeroen,
I'm interested in a Dutch Local Chapter.
Although not active involved in OS GIS development at the moment, I believe
a local chapter would be a nice place to keep myself informed.
Most of the time the Dutch don't seem to need a translated website or local
initiative because we know
Yep, that's the idea :)
-Original Message-
From: Ken Sanderson
Subject: SUSPECT: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Canadian Chapter (call for
interested individuals)
Should we just edit the wiki to add our selves to the interested list?
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Dave:
Why not base the Canadian Chapter at the Longitudinal Centre of
Canada: Winnipeg? I welcome the idea of having a Canadian Chapter
regardless of where it is based!
Bob Bruce
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Hi all,
I've been in The Netherlands this week in a seminar on FOSS in the
geospatial world. Wim de Haas and Wim Blanken were organizing this
excellent seminar in which I had the honor to also speak on behalf of
myself. I tried to make it into a good pitch for OSGeo. The
presentation has b
Should we just edit the wiki to add our selves to the interested list?
Ken
Dave Sampson wrote:
Calling all Canucks,
Over at the Ottawa Chapter there has been a gaggle of discussions
concerning chapters and OSGEO activity in Canada.
The Ottawa chapter up until now has been the only Canadian
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