Arnie,I have some interests in the public safety arena, not currently working
in that space professionally, for a number of years was involved in
infrastructure management software mostly for utilities / telecom.
Here's a link that might be interestinghttp://www.gita.org/ciper/gecco.aspGITA
= Ge
http://spatialnews.geocomm.com/dailynews/2012/jun/06/news3.html
http://www.fgdc.gov/ngac
Perhaps someone in the OSGeo family should be nominated to join this
committee? See article.
Robert H.
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Couple thoughts to add
1. since the individual OSGeo projects don't have dedicated exhibit booths at
the conference, might be nice if there is a listing at the OSGeo booth of any
of the projects' major developers, steering committee members and other 'heavy
hitters' who are at the conferenc
The Society for Conservation GIS
14th
Annual Conference
July 16 – 19, 2011
Big Bear Lake, California
http://www.scgis.org/
Any one in the USA Pacific Rim (or anyone else, for that matter) can attend
this,show the OSGeo flag?
Robert H.
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nsider putting down a series
of price points with a clear indication of what can be accomplished at each
price point. You can even include OSGeo as one of the earlier price points
(perhaps next to a subversion branch) and some of the later ones (white paper
and publicity).--
Robert Hollingswort
I've been discussing variations on an idea for a while with various people:
Form pools of users around specific application functionality that the users
share
a need for. They team up with developers to collaboratively specify and
develop
software. The users in the pool contribute a fraction
Daniel,
First, thanks for the book link, looks like an excellent resource.
I see your point about a directory structure 'starter kit'
and the actual procedures for managing a project as
open-source. At best, a pre-populated structure may
save some busy-work while launching the project, and
gi
Hello,
I'm giving a presentation at the GITA conference in
Grapevine TX in April, as part of the OSGEO track
there. (Audience: electric/gas/water utilities,
telecommunications, etc.)
Subject of the talk: highlights of management of a
project as open-source, especially where that differs
from
just for USA: US Census TIGER shpfiles, organized by state, "*_place" has
outline polygon, name, state name, some classifiers.
also just for USA: USGS' GNIS dataset has lat, long, name, state name, county
name, type classifier -- for cities, towns and a whole lot of other stuff.
REH
A free list
is the missing '_' in $dbhandle below significant?
REH
Hi,
am trying to learn rendering maps using browser(shapefiles)
no error is given from the browser, but it just displays
$db_handle = pg_connect(”host = localhost port = 5432 dbname = postgis user =
postgres password = GrassJump”); $query
rd solution for certain OS GI Systems in the form of an OS
project ...
I too would like to stay in the loop discussing this topic further ...
Mit freundlichen Gruessen/Kind regards,
Andreas Paukner-Ruzicka
(Geschaeftsfuehrer/Managing Director)
Robert Hollingsworth wrote:
I believe this has a lot of overlap with 'Work Mgmt' as expressed in the
utillities and telecoms, which centers on the Work Order as the
primary abstraction for tracking Create/Update/Delete both on database
objects and the physical assets they model. Usually involves specific
states ('Propose
How about an OSGEO Group Health Insurance plan,for those of "US" who live in
primitive countries that lack comprehensive national health care programs (and
are likely to stay that way despite the best efforts by some in our federal
legislative bodies)
REH
--- On Mon, 8/3/09, Stephen Woodbridge
Assuming that Fleet Mgmt is synonymous with AVL,
I have clients/contacts in the US Rural Electric
Cooperative space that have interests in this area and
are possible candidates for an O-S solution because of
cost and other factors.
I hope a new list forms around this subject
Robert H.
> 1/ doe
...and interested in forming a regional chapter (or less formal gatherings)
based on proximity to Austin? What about San Antonio?
thanks,
Robert H.
lat: 30.25, lon: -98.06
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start some topics going, hopefully soon. They may take the form of
"What's been your experience with _?"
Thanks,
Robert Hollingsworth
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