This paper from the OSGeo Journal may be of interest:
http://www.osgeo.org/ojs/index.php/journal/article/view/174
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> Geoprocessing in the Clouds
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> Bastian Baranski, Bastian Schaeffer, Richard Redweik
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> Abstract
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> Cloud Computing is one of the latest hypes in the mainstream IT world.
There's a recent report here comparing Buddata, Geonetwork & deegree CSW
capabilities
http://www.envision-project.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/D5.1-FINAL.pdf
And a number of articles about different CSW servers here
http://lab.usgin.org/groups/csw-debug-blog/
one in particular
http://lab.usgin.
Hello there.
We have an Open Source Computer-Aided-Dispatch application we're making
available on the cloud.
While its mapping engine - for now - is one of the GYM geo-platforms, the
balance is Open Source. On the cloud, it is free to public service
agencies.
See at www.ticketscad.org
Arnie Sh
Hello Robert,
I'm not sure if this will help, but I've been using OSGeo live dvd to start
a production server.
I'm doing it under Linux (Ubuntu), mainly for it multiuser, multitasking
features (a server:))
Itś not a large project, but after configuring it, I've managed shared
resources, users and
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Folks,
I got an opportunity (well on very short notice) for a presentation on Open
Source GIS stuff for the Cloud. I'd like to point to as many as possible OSGeo
activities regarding this. I already found some information on Swisstopo
(Mapfish stuff b
Ken: you could use OGC CSW for discovery, which allows for
spatial/aspatial search and present functionality, assuming you have
some sort of standardized metadata (ISO, Dublin Core, etc.). Sounds
like you need to connect and expose existing metadata to a search
server.
As for implementations,
I am looking to see if there any new open source metadata server
applications. I have looked into GeoNetwork, is there anything else?
I currently use ISITE2 which is a great product, supported by a great
individual. Is there anything new out there I can replace it with?
What I need:
- index a
Hi!
Maybe a good opportunity to discuss this :-) Traffic on the OSGeo Discuss list
is not very high these days, but it has by far the largest number of
subscribers. When posting a job opportunity you want to have a large crowd
reading it.
Maybe we should reconsider if it is indeed a problem f
The Montreal Code Sprint of March 15-18, 2011 has reached a record of 29
registered participants from 9 open source projects as of yesterday.
This is awesome news for OSGeo and its projects that will get a
significant boost of code and contributions during that week!
The downside of this is th
You definitely have a point! Thanks for the eye opener.
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[mailto:discuss-boun...@lists.osgeo.org] Im Auftrag von Henning Lorenz
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 3. März 2011 15:55
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