So reading through this thread, my cynical side agrees with the "this
project is dying from lack of funding, ..." approach, but I'm not sure
that works for the long run as people get tired of hear the "sky is
falling" and ignore it over time.
A different approach could be something along the l
I have none of the financial/organisational knowledge that some of you
have, and this is mere googling.
With that being said, is
https://bigdatastack.eu/european-open-source-initiative a potential?
It has a participation link and explicitly includes individuals and not
only academia and companies.
Further evidence of the challenge of getting funds to support gdal
from US gov't agencies:
Someone at the USGS privately emailed me to confirm that like
Sandia, they cannot support gdal through voluntary donations or
in-kind contributions that are outside the scope of con
Hi,
we from mundialis, mainly Markus Neteler and me, are thinking about giving
a 90 minute GDAL workshop during the upcoming FOSSGIS conference in
Switzerland. We are not part of the core GDAL team, but confident that we
are able to give such a workshop for a German-speaking audience. Before we
of
Hi,
if anyone cares about GDAL still being mentionned as a OGC KML reference
implementation, run autotest/kml_generate_test_files.py with GDAL 3.2, submit
the produced 4 files to the OGC KML 2.2 test harness
(https://cite.opengeospatial.org/teamengine/viewSessions.jsp)
and communicate to Angelos
