Hi Tyler,
On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 1:08 AM, Tyler Mitchell tmitch...@osgeo.org wrote:
1. To lead training courses that may also come with a certificate or be
part of a larger program. (e.g. for users, developers, integrators to gain
personal knowledge and show it off, maybe in a GISP style?)
Il 09/06/2011 21:38, Tyler Mitchell ha scritto:
Anyone else thinking about this or want to weigh-in on what their thoughts
were?
If this competes with the activities the professionals and enterprises are
currently
offering, -1. We want OSGeo to support our work, not to compete with it. This
3. To technically certify a product or application - (e.g. as a sort of
endorsement that the technology meets some OSGeo standard)
I don't understand this. The following standards come to mind: Does the product
output OGC compliant data? Uses compatible versions and licenses?
Maybe to do
On 2011-06-09, at 11:00 PM, Chaitanya kumar CH wrote:
3. To technically certify a product or application - (e.g. as a sort of
endorsement that the technology meets some OSGeo standard)
I don't understand this. The following standards come to mind: Does the
product output OGC compliant
On 2011-06-09, at 11:07 PM, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Anyone else thinking about this or want to weigh-in on what their thoughts
were?
If this competes with the activities the professionals and enterprises are
currently
offering, -1. We want OSGeo to support our work, not to compete with it.
I appreciate all these varied viewpoints, so keep them coming! It's not my
recommendation, so I don't have anything to defend thankfully ;-)
Stepping back, I wonder if maybe the high response on this survey question more
reflects an innate need that some feel is not being currently met. That
Il 10/06/2011 09:18, Tyler Mitchell ha scritto:
Stepping back, I wonder if maybe the high response on this survey question
more
reflects an innate need that some feel is not being currently met. That is,
how
wide really is the grasp of current trainers to meet the global demand?
IMHO, the
We have a data set of orthophotos. The specs are:
· 51,971 images, (1.92 Terabytes total)
· 30 cm GSD
· Cut in 2km x 2km grid
· No overlap between images
We are an ESRI shop and we are using version 9.31 on the desktop and the
server. We do not have the ESRI
Hi,
Koordinates.com offers hosting of orthophotos on their servers (as
they do for Land Information New Zealand),
there is also an API option available.
I don't know the detils, you'll just need to ask the developers of it.
cheers,
Sam
On 6/10/11, Connors, Bernie (SNB) bernie.conn...@snb.ca
Sam,
Thanks for the info but I must host the images on our own servers.
Bernie.
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Can somebody suggest an open source tool that can produce a tile cache
that can be consumed by ArcGIS server 9.3.1?
Tilecache (tilecache.org)? Then if Arc can consume wms-c services your
are good to go.
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On 6/10/2011 3:08 AM, Cameron Shorter wrote:
On 10/06/2011 4:07 PM, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Il 09/06/2011 21:38, Tyler Mitchell ha scritto:
Anyone else thinking about this or want to weigh-in on what their
thoughts were?
If this competes with the activities the professionals and enterprises
I'm not going to weigh in on the certification question -- I don't
understand the companies out there doing training and the issues raised
by Cameron and others. Apologies in advance for a long posting.
But I find myself puzzling about how this is linked to universities (our
edu group) and
On 6/10/2011 9:29 AM, Giovanni Manghi wrote:
Can somebody suggest an open source tool that can produce a tile cache
that can be consumed by ArcGIS server 9.3.1?
Tilecache (tilecache.org)? Then if Arc can consume wms-c services your
are good to go.
You might want to look at mod_geocache[1]
I tend to agree with Cameron on this one. There is already the GISci
certification process that we don't want to compete with. Plus which
particular tools from the OSGeo stack would one be required to be proficient
in to be OSGeo Certified. I think that if a particular project wanted to
create a
Dear Peter,
just to be sure, is the deadline for the early registration really extended to
June 30th?
I checked the website (timetable) and there is still the 17th June.
Thanks in advance for the reply
Regards,
Silvia
On 06/08/2011 02:15 AM, Peter Batty wrote:
After a lot of hard work from
All,
I'm liking this thread. Seems like a long time coming to tell the truth.
I think this training aspect needs to happen no matter what. I'm still foggy
on the details to implement, same as everyone else. It needs to be thought
about in the context of moving projects as well as the
All,
Sorry, I thought of another piece to this conversation that might stimulate the
conversation.
Here at the City we're currently pursuing a Public Works Accreditation for use
of Best Practices.
My question to the group would be, what would a theoretical response be from
OSGEO on the
Clarification: ArcGIS desktop is *NOT* able to consume wms-c natively, and
probably won't ever. Maybe WMTS someday. ArcBruTile will fix that.
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Can somebody suggest an open source tool that can produce a tile cache
that can be consumed by ArcGIS server 9.3.1?
Tilecache (tilecache.org)? Then if Arc can consume wms-c services your
are good to go.
Or GeoWebcache. ArcGIS desktop is able to consume wms-c natively. At one point
last
Dear All,
As done over the previous years, we have made arrangements for the live
webcasts of this year's Open Source GIS Conference (OSGIS 2011) at the Centre
for Geospatial Science, University of Nottingham so that the excellent work
done by the open source GIS community reaches more people
I have a problem I am experiencing were the mapguide server becomes
unresponsive and locks up with raster datasets over 4GB. The strange
part is the same setup with the same dataset works with Windows XP but
does not work in Windows 7 32 bit.
I cannot stop the MGServer process so I have to kill
The OSGeo Conference Committee is happy to announce the call for hosting
the FOSS4G 2012 event. With the excitement building for the upcoming
event in Denver, and after such a wonderful event in Barcelona last
year, OSGeo again plans on making the 2012 event *the* geospatial
conference of the
On 06/09/2011 10:35 PM, Tyler Mitchell wrote:
Hi everybody, I've been working on an idea to start a Media
Sponsorship opportunity for OSGeo. We already do this same idea for
FOSS4G each year, so why not try it for the organisation in general?
I already know of a few media companies that would
+1 here too.
I like the idea of providing an avenue for us to pitch articles, etc. I
know that in principle anyone can submit a piece to most of the industry
pubs, but in practice the editors tend to favor those they have a
pre-existing relationship with.
-mpg
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We are pleased to announce the publication of the FOSS4G 2011 program. You
can view the program details
herehttp://2011.foss4g.org/program/session-schedule.
Selection was very competitive - we had almost 300 submissions for around
150 sessions. So congratulations to those who made it, and
Thanks for the hard work; the improved website is a joy to navigate.
--
Jody Garnett
On Saturday, 11 June 2011 at 8:27 AM, Peter Batty wrote:
We are pleased to announce the publication of the FOSS4G 2011 program. You
can view the program details here
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