On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 11:05 PM, Robert Szczepanek
wrote:
> Hi Barry and others,
>
> Is Open Source Geospatial Atlas idea still alive?
> I hope so.
> Just to remind this good idea ...
There were opinions that a printed atlas wouldn't be a worthwhile
project due to quality, cost, effort and 'pri
Hi Barry and others,
Is Open Source Geospatial Atlas idea still alive?
I hope so.
Just to remind this good idea ...
best regards,
Robert
On 05.08.2012 19:05, Barry Rowlingson wrote:
For all those interested in the atlas project, I've started up a github site:
https://github.com/barryrowlingso
Thanks Cameron. What others might not have seen is the much discussion
off-line about this today. Earlier today I pointed out that the name
"OSGeo Labs" is currently in use, and then Helena recommended "OSGeo
REL" (Research and Education Labs) which I like very much.
I also earlier recommended t
On 19/03/2013 3:45 AM, Helena Mitasova wrote:
We should create a map like we have for the OSGeo advocates wiki (perhaps just
copy what is there?)
Talking about the OSGeo advocates wiki - it is beautifully done (kudos to
Cameron), should we have something like this
for the labs as well? Camer
All,
Suchith's OSGeo Research and Education Labs Network is becoming more and
more successful, with new educational institutions being added every
week or two. (Are we up to 20 to 25 Universities now?)
I see the list of emails has 46 people on it. So there is discussion about:
1. Setting up an
http://www.mapaction.org/hackathon.html
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