Hi
We're still around and have been working on OSCAR. At this stage we are working
on the process aspects of the approach. We are working towards opening it up
but that is still some time away. A project page is currently being set up and
I'll post details here as soon as that's up.
Thanks
Hi
In my project I am using Web Ontology Language (OWL W3C.org) to sort out multi
lingual labels (among other things). I have found it works extremely well and
allows this specific stuff to be managed separately from any of the aps that
might require this. I manage the actual labels with
Hi
The knowledge you are trying to encode should be represented as associations
between individuals (this place contains that place etc) and concepts (city,
park, post office delivery area, etc) (as in OWL) rather than a URI scheme (see
Geonames). The basic idea is to represent places in a way
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Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] RE: Representing Places With Intelligent URLs
On Wed, Oct 6, 2010 at 3:45 PM, Geoff Hay geoffrey@otago.ac.nz wrote:
Hi
The knowledge you are trying to encode should be represented
Hi All
I seem to remember reading somewhere that UPS delivery routes are constructed
with only right turns (or left depending on the country) so as to make use of
'free' turns to avoid waiting at traffic lights.
Geoff
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Hi Noli,
I am working full-time on the UO OSCAR software and am working towards making
it available this year - its really a PhD reserach project. The original OSCAR
prototype developed as part of the FAO project was built on top of UDig as a
set of plug-ins - and these will eventually be
/pub/fig2010/papers/ts04a5Cts04a_hay_hall_4519.pdf
[2]www.fig.net/pub/fig2009/papers/ts06a/ts06a_lemmen_oosterom_etal_3282.pdf
regards
Geoff Hay
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