All,
the OGC [1] members meet four times a year for a one week long meeting
to work in working groups. At the fourth day the Technical Committee
meets and motions and votes on new standards, change requests, new
working groups etc. The meetings themselves are only open to members and
invited
Hi Landon.
If understand correctly you use AutoLISP to produce interpreted helper
scripts, so you don't create binary libraries to be statically (in this case
GPL is an issue) or dynamically (there are various interpretations in this
case) linked, am I right?
AFAIK you can keep your code GPL until
All,
the OGC [1] members meet four times a year for a one week long meeting
to work in working groups. At the fourth day the Technical Committee
meets and motions and votes on new standards, change requests, new
working groups etc. The meetings themselves are only open to members and
invited
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 04:12:14PM -0700, Landon Blake wrote:
I'm working on a group of AutoLISP scripts for IntelliCAD and AutoCAD
that increase cooperation between these CAD programs and FOSS GIS
software. (For example: One set of my scripts allows CAD users to export
drawing geometry in OGC
Ok, so I have a double issue :)
If it went into SPAM it was deleted (my spam is empty now)...
Qgis wiki admins: As you can see *I AM* the 'giohappy' account (you can see
it because this is the email address I've registered). So, alternately:
- can you confirm me manually?
- can you delete my
Hi Dimitris,
I don't know any open source fleet management solution, but I'm also
very interested in such thing and would like to join the group if
there we decide to start one.
Anton.
2009/7/15 Dimitris Kotzinos kotz...@csd.uoc.gr:
Dear all,
I have a couple of quick questions looking for
Thank you for the answers Mr. Allegri and Mr. Schmidt. I believe the GPL
would be appropriate based on your comments, since the scripts are being
interpreted and I am not distributing the consuming programs.
I will see if I can do some more research on this topic.
Landon
Office Phone Number:
1) A good starting point would be http://www.opengts.org/
2) Yes. I am interested in a working group, preferably when there are
business cases addressing the need for open source fleet management.
Dimitris Kotzinos schreef:
Dear all,
I have a couple of quick questions looking for equally quick
just googling: http://opentrucking.com ?
and http://geotracing.com ;-)
--Just
Just van den Broecke j...@justobjects.nl
The Netherlands www.justobjects.nl
Anton Patrushev wrote:
Hi Dimitris,
I don't know any open source fleet management solution, but I'm also
very interested in such
Hi,
I am also interested joining such a group.
Mit freundlichen Gruessen/Kind regards,
Andreas Paukner-Ruzicka
(Geschaeftsfuehrer/Managing Director)
---
Geo-IT GmbH - Geoinformatik, IT-Services
Guggenberg 3, D-82380 Peissenberg
Tel:
I'm quite interested. My special interest is where the 'fleet' consists of
a number of emergency response vehicles, for public safety agencies whether
career or volunteer.
While I have an Open Source CAD package available that provides some level
of such tracking via APRS and other sources, it's
Alll,
You can count me as interested, I'm also interested in the emergency Management
side of the equation.
bobb
Anton Patrushev anton.patrus...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Dimitris,
I don't know any open source fleet management solution, but I'm also
very interested in such thing and would
Dimitris Kotzinos wrote:
Dear all,
I have a couple of quick questions looking for equally quick :) answers.
1/ does anyone know of an open source solution for fleet management?
2/ if not, is there an interest of starting/setting up a group to work
on this?
I am also interested in such a
Assuming that Fleet Mgmt is synonymous with AVL,
I have clients/contacts in the US Rural Electric
Cooperative space that have interests in this area and
are possible candidates for an O-S solution because of
cost and other factors.
I hope a new list forms around this subject
Robert H.
1/
Speaking of FOSS legal issues, you might be interested in this:
http://www.ifosslr.org/ifosslr
The International Free and Open Source Software Law Review (IFOSS L. Rev.) is
a collaborative legal publication aiming to increase knowledge and
understanding among lawyers about Free and Open
I am interested as well and have been thinking about something like this
for a couple of years now.
Stephen Woodbridge wrote:
Dimitris Kotzinos wrote:
Dear all,
I have a couple of quick questions looking for equally quick :) answers.
1/ does anyone know of an open source solution for fleet
I'm pleased to announce that the 2008 OSGeo Annual Report is now
complete! It is filled with reports from across the OSGeo world:
software projects, local chapters, sponsors and more produced by 49
different contributors and project teams.
It comes as a print-ready PDF that can be downloaded
Bob,
The journal looks interesting. I will read over some of the articles and
will pass the link to the journal on to some of my fellow programmers.
Landon
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Might be of interest to some on the list
This U.S. Congressional Oversight Hearing on the Management of Geospatial
Information will be webcast live on Thursday, July 23rd at 10 AM EDT, as well
as archived for later viewing.
Arnie Shore wrote:
Steve/All, my particular interest is in getting data from whatever
client devices are available back to the server, for situation display.
So right now, I dunno what category of generic software wd help me do
that - but I'm sure guilty of not having thought much about that
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