I think this is a good idea. We're using basecamp for FOSS4G 2013 so lots
of details will be recorded there. I would think conference post mortems
would work too...
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On Sep 5, 2012 11:34 PM, Cameron Shorter cameron.shor...@gmail.com
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In analysing
Thanks Markus,.
Can you please tell me what are the 'Datum' needed for locating new
prospective areas of groundwater wells using GRASS GIS..
Regards,
Shri.
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On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 7:59 AM, shri vinoth vinoths...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi evryone,
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Hi,
we discuss this every year but it never happens. So I picked it up at
yesterday's UK Local Chapter meeting to start an outline based on what
we did over the past years. Once we have a framework I'll ping this
list and then move the thread to OSGeo
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Hello Cameron,
Making sure that a transfer of knowledge happens from one FOSS4G local
committee to the next is something that I've championed for a very long
time now - it is a thankless invisible task that not many are aware is
happening (archiving documents, pinging committee members over and
Hello,
I think the 'cookbook' is a great idea! It is about capturing our
collective knowledge and experience, it not about limiting creativity or
change. Just like in software when you have an individual contributor
that has passion, vision and drive can create wonderful things, you also
All,
Related to this, I've been wondering about how to go about setting up a
business specific LiveDVD. Is there a possible synergy to be had with a recipe
derived DVD (collection?) ??.
Bobb
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Folks,
one item on the OGC Architecture Board meeting agenda today was to
look at this web site:
http://open-stand.org/principles/
- From my perspective the principles listed here are very much aligned
with our goals and nicely worded. So my
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Il 06/09/2012 17:26, Seven (aka Arnulf) ha scritto:
Folks, one item on the OGC Architecture Board meeting agenda today
was to look at this web site: http://open-stand.org/principles/
- From my perspective the principles listed here are very
depends on your data. there is no datum for ground water Different data
have a different datum
some of them are WGS84[1] NAD83
for theory part you can scan on [2] and [3]
[1]http://wiki.gis.com/wiki/index.php/WGS84
[2]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datum_(geodesy)
Jeff,
I think Stephen summarises the intent of the cookbook well as a guide
rather than a mandate.
I see it also as a way to expand what you have been doing individually
(collecting collective knowledge) into a self help which is not limited
by the time constraints of one person. Initially
On 12-09-06 5:22 PM, Cameron Shorter wrote:
Jeff,
I think Stephen summarises the intent of the cookbook well as a guide
rather than a mandate.
I see it also as a way to expand what you have been doing individually
(collecting collective knowledge) into a self help which is not limited
by the
FYI, I'm switching the remainder of this discussion over to the OSGeo
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Quoting all of item 4, to put Stefano's quote in context:
Standards specifications are made accessible to all for implementation
and deployment. Affirming standards organizations have defined
procedures to
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