Cameron, just to say that for the first time I’m seing good strong arguments
that make a clear case, that’s easy to understand and with very low emotional
content…
Thanks for your tireless work on this.
Regards,
Duarte
De: Cameron Shorter [mailto:cameron.shor...@gmail.com]
Enviada:
Hi Jachym and all,
Good initiative! I don't know if it is too late (busy), but I've also
added my name to the paper. Unfortunately I can't be in Florence but may
add some contribution. From 2009 on we (jointly with a.o. Lat-Lon/Occam
Labs i.e. deegree) have been doing quite some INSPIRE FOSS
Cameron-
from the perspective of an OGC spec writer (WCS, in this case) working hard on
good engineering I very much appreciate your differentiated viewpoint, refining
the catch-all headline appropriately.
regards,
Peter
On 05/23/2013 10:53 AM, Duarte Carreira wrote:
Cameron, just to
Hi Jeff and others,
does it make any sense to have a space for pre-incubation projects (or
OSGeo friendly projects)
that OSGeo promote even if not still officially part of the family but
recognized as interesting?
For example I have a project on an OGC service (istSOS) that has a very
limited
Wasn't OSGeolabs supposed to fill the need for space for pre-incubation and
other type of emerging projects?
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OSGeo_Labs
It appears to be a forgotten OSGeo initiative which surfaced recently due to
confusion with ICA-OSGeo research and education laboratories, which is
This announcement is from Sanghee Shin from the OSGeo Korea local chapter.
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The KAOS-G(Korea Alliance of Open Source Geospatial) was formed and
launched on 22nd, May by 8 companies across open source geospatial
business in Korea to drive market adoption of open source GIS.
Open source GIS
We are pleased to announce that we have managed to secure some additional
rooms suitable for running workshops during the main conference. These
workshops will be free to all delegates and will be ran on a first-come,
first-served basis on the day.
Paul Ramsey has kindly agreed to run a round of
