Hi all,
It should, its goals are exactly those of OpenGeocoder. PAGC was started
in 2001, and while it has moved slowly, it has gone through major
improvements over the last few months, and it now includes a web
geocoding service.
The projects SourceForge page is http://sourceforge.net/projects/p
All,
Can the PAGC GeoCoder help out here?
I've been involved in a project using PAGC Address GeoCoder. A lot
of work went into setting up the geocoder to handle datasets in a
flexible manner.
bobb
On Nov 5, 2008, at 7:36 PM, Andrew Turner wrote:
Awesome - thanks for starting this up.
Awesome - thanks for starting this up. I've been pinging around and it
seems like a broadly supported and powerful GeoCoder was one of the
key missing tools in the OSGeo line-up/stack. I've been experimenting
with the tools you already listed and have the line on a couple more
that I'll see if I ca
Hi Everyone,
A few of us have been talking and thought the timing might be right to try
and start projects to work on Geocoding and Routing. We're still gathering
information and checking to learn who's interested.
If you are interested, please check out the following wiki's and add your
name
2008/11/5 Arnulf Christl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> What needs to be done now is to tell the rest of the world about it so that
> all who link to us will eventually exchange their old copy of the logo to
> the new one. Please join the effort, hack your own site, upload the new logo
> to your favorite
Thanks to Jorge, Dominic and Justin for your replies.
I updated the wikipedia WCS entry accordingly for the benefit of everyone.
The WCS test engine seems pretty interesting to us. It will help us make
sure our server also serves WMS in full compliance.
Have a nice day,
Alex
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While having a look at the nice new logo-varieties
(http://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/marketing/logo/png24/300/)I was wondering,
if there are plans to also have one for the official (or "in
formation")local chapters by changing the nice blue line?
Marco
Arn
Hi All,
some might remember that we started working on an updated version of the
OSGeo logo (last year...). There have been some technical reasons to
update the logo. It is now easier to stitch on paraphernalia, copy on
table cloth banners, etc. Beyond this we have also listened to the
critics
