On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 12:58:32PM -0400, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
strk wrote:
Would filing a request ticket on trac for SAC appropriate ?
Yes. If you do so, listing the name you want, and who to put as
administrator I'll create the list.
http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo/ticket/596
Thanks !
I had a look in illustrator today; and only the first page is
provided (rather then the second page where the content goes).
There is a background image for both pages in the same directory so I
can start with something; but a lot of what we need is present only in
the two pdfs.
Jody
On Wed,
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 6:26 AM, Christopher Schmidt
crschm...@crschmidt.net wrote:
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 12:12:43AM -0500, P Kishor wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks for replying, everyone. Instead of replying to each one of you
separately, I am replying to myself, primarily to add more info to
this
Puneet,
I'd recommend they allocate more (twice as much?, more?) for Open Source
programming and integration than they did for the closed-source system.
Likely there will problem domain specific holes in the system needing to be
filled in (e.g. ensuring topological integrity of parcel
A friend of mine is working in a SA country that has a new policy that
all software at the national level must be non-commercial open source.
One of these clauses makes sense, one of them does not. Why would you
limit yourself to *non* commercial Open Source?
(I parsed the original as
Thanks to Frank Warmerdam, the drupal-geo mailing list
is up and running. Looking forward to see you onboard:
http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/drupal-geo
--strk;
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Is anybody aware of the use of open source GIS tools for grazing
planning? I'm very interested in the prospects of taking a pre-existing
platform and further developing it. Or, in the absence of such a
platform (which is likely), I'd like to develop and work with partners
in the development
Il 22/06/2010 18:58, Frank Aragona ha scritto:
Is anybody aware of the use of open source GIS tools for grazing
planning? I'm very interested in the prospects of taking a pre-existing
platform and further developing it. Or, in the absence of such a
platform (which is likely), I'd like to
We would probably want to start with desktop. My thinking is that
something like Grass or QGIS could plug into a PostGIS database. What
we need is something that allows the user to input some basic variables,
like available forage (in animal days per acre/hectare), paddock sizes,
herd size,
Hei Frank,
not sure but there was a precision farming project Pirol using OpenJUMP,
but I guess what they did is/was quite different?
http://www.al.fh-osnabrueck.de/pirol-english0.html
however, Arnd is still around on the OpenJUMP user list, so I can give
you his email.
stefan
Frank
Hi Puneet,
Now I'm having fun trying to guess where you're talking about! I just read
about an ArcGIS-based pilot that was done a couple of years ago for Zanzibar -
so is it Tanzania?
Please ignore me if you're not at liberty to name names.
Steve Stanton
--- On Tue, 22/6/10, P Kishor
Who else will have project comparison material developed for FOSS4G
which you would like incorporated into the OSGeoLive DVD to be handed
out at FOSS4G?
German,
As mentioned earlier, I think that comparison summaries like this one
you have created is hugely valuable to new users considering
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 3:54 PM, STEPHEN STANTON
sstan...@btinternet.com wrote:
Hi Puneet,
Now I'm having fun trying to guess where you're talking about! I just read
about an ArcGIS-based pilot that was done a couple of years ago for Zanzibar
- so is it Tanzania?
You are off by a
Well yes, I was stretching Tanzania into southern Africa. OK, so my radar is
currently being realigned. I'll tell you where it is tomorrow. Maybe.
Steve
--- On Tue, 22/6/10, P Kishor punk.k...@gmail.com wrote:
From: P Kishor punk.k...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Re: land records
Hi
I am working on an OSCAR implementation as part of my PhD study at Otago
University in NZ[1]. This project started with initial funding from the FAO.
Given the vagaries of the land administration domain, some approaches are
heading down the path of simplification and harmonisation especially
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