Dear all,
I'll be glad if all original slides and a minutes (by Martin that, I
understand from Jeff words, acts as osgeo representative) are going to be
shared to the OSGeo community that supports this.
Thanks,
Maxi
Il 29-mag-2015 19:14, "Cameron Shorter" ha
scritto:
> Punk, Martin,
> I suggest
Punk, Martin,
I suggest that Martin's slides, or a summary of the slides, maybe in
blog format, be distributed after the meeting.
I'm hoping the geospatial media will pick up this story too.
(If you know someone from the geospatial media who would like to write
up this story then please sugges
As per: http://www.osgeo.org/node/1525
Over the last decade there has been a gradual adoption of
Code-Of-Conduct statements at events and within organisations, including
at FOSS4G events and within OSGeo projects. Adopting a good
Code-Of-Conduct consolidates expectations about respectful behav
Dear OSGeo members,
Per Cameron’s message below, we have a limited number of GoTo Meeting
connections, so if you wish to join the meeting, please register at this link
and the GoTo Meeting details will be forwarded to you.
https://portal.opengeospatial.org/public_ogc/register/1506pointcloud.php
Hi Martin,
If you are ok with it, I suggest that we prime the media (particularly
the media who have already reported this story and the spatial media) by
providing them with advance warning that this story is going to break on
Monday, and provide them with a write up of the story.
If you pla
For the record Scott asked me for a representative of OSGeo to speak at
the table and I of course recommended Martin. I feel it is very
important to get everyone at the table together and to talk (I've seen
strong words on all sides in e-mails and blogs flying back and forth for
months now, al
Does OSGeo or related group keep any list(s) of organizations or projects
recognized for doing spatial science particularly well/openly? Why I ask:
I recently saw a Nature Physics commentary[1] claiming that ''[one] of the
first scientists to recognize the need for reproducibility in computatio
Can we all see Martin's slides please?
—
Puneet Kishor
On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 6:29 PM, Cameron Shorter
wrote:
> Following on from the OSGeo Open Letter on the Need for Open Standards
> in LiDAR [1], Martin Isenburg has been invited to give a 10 minute
> presentation as part of the Point Cl
Following on from the OSGeo Open Letter on the Need for Open Standards
in LiDAR [1], Martin Isenburg has been invited to give a 10 minute
presentation as part of the Point Cloud discussion at the next OGC
Technical Committee Meeting, 3pm EDT, this Monday 1 June [2], in Boulder
Colorado USA. It
Thank you Gert-Jan van der Weijden for these updates from the Netherlands. As
with any new action plan and policy it will take some time to get this fully
implemented but the good news is it is happening (though not as fast as we
wish) and as more and more governments realise the economic benifi
First of all: I'm being proud to see The Netherlands being mentioned in such
a positive way regarding open standards.
A small addendum:
In the years before and after 2007 the Action Plan has created a lot of
awareness regarding the use of open standards in the (semi-)public sector.
However, the s
Colleagues,
These good practice guidelines shared by various European governments will be
of interest
https://joinup.ec.europa.eu/community/open_standards_ict/og_page/best-practices-library
Esp. the action plan for the use of Open Standards and Open Source Software in
the public and semi-publ
Hi all,
As we are growing rapidly with lot of activities, it has become difficult to
keep track of all developments, so Dr. Nikos Lambrinos (Associate Professor,
Dept. of Primary Education, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece) has
put forward an excellent idea for starting a "Geo for
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