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can spend their nights cursing me :-)
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's heading in a very similar direction to
what you're describing, without the need for some all-world-hierarchy
to tie it to, which might actually help you get a bit further.
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get some each way no matter what you do.
> k) Could not see many students.
More explanation here; did you mean that students were unable to attend?
That you couldn't tell who the students were? That you didn't feel there
was ample oppourtunity to meet up with students? Something else?
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both will have there pros and cons, no
> doubt.
> Never the less thanks for helping me so much and iI am sorry if I hurt you.
Not me personally :) I just like to make sure that I'm not
misrepresenting projects; especially ones I don't work on :)
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different pros/cons, but "it's a desktop GIS" isn't really either :)
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ector object, and interact with them from there.
2. I know that at least some of these mechanisms (like Kriging) are
implemented in GRASS, and I would bet that this is your second best
option. GRASS is a bit intimidating to a first time user (though I
guess not much more so than
f the top of my head. I believe
something like OpenGeo's "GeoNode" is actually a 'competitor' of sorts
to something like Mapbender, a combination of catalog services and tools
to manage and browse them.
If I have misspoken about any of the projects de
e.
For TMS, in the form of implementation of the standard,
the new tiling list (lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/tiling)
is probably best.
For vending machines on every corner, I recommend Japan.
For big, person sized trash cans on every corner, I recommend
Barcelona.
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millions of tiles every day by at least dozens of deployments (my guess
is that it's more like hundreds). It doesn't solve every problem for
every user, but it provides a simple framework and has been extended and
abused for many many things, and I don't see that changing any ti
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Would recommend:
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are just as valuable, if not more so, than the others made by hobbyists,
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be used to write code; writing them off for yourself is fine, but trying
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> funtion to patch a bunch of aerial photos by detecting similarities in
> overlapping areas, I guess.
> Hopefully, I'm wrong.
Sounds like the kind of thing I'd expect ossim to have, but I never got it
to work.
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ich projects might feel uncomfortable about giving copyright to OSGeo,
for fear of what that might mean. Improving that, through solid documentation,
seems a great first step in making projects feel more comfortable with
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it made sense to do so, at which point the project would no longer be a
participating project in OSGeo.
This is just what seems to me to be the most reasonable and logical
approach to the situation as it stands today.
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ibute.
Additionally, these types of restrictions typically serve to limit the
usefulness of the data -- the more restricted a dataset is, the more
likely you are to block legitimate usage unintentionally while
'protecting' the data.
That said,
; it's willing to become much more vendor-like, which is something OSGeo
> has repeatedly shied away from (perhaps because OSGeo has many members
> who work for companies, that, like OpenGeo, are monetizing open
> source).
(And Paul says in a paragraph what I say poorly in 10.)
Regar
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> > > Speak to whom? Decision makers with no real knowledge of the thing
> > they are
> > > signing off on, being advised by lazy people
ource projects. However, to
go back to my earlier statements: I think that OSGeo can be a supportive
force in that direction, but the effort really needs to come from participants
in the project who have their own reputation built into the project.
The motivation just isn't there otherwise.
simply were the best
tool for the job.
The job of OSGeo should be to provide the resources for educated users to
make the correct decisions, if they seek them. Pushing the information
to people who are currently happy with non-OSGeo solutions seems (to me)
to be far less important in the big sch
tinues to be
> fostered by us. From my biased developer's perspective, these have been
> OSGeo's biggest accomplishments along with the local chapter development
> and consolidation of the conference.
I was going to write a post in response to this, but after reading
Howard
Greetings to All and Sundry,
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I have partici
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> improvements or changes, and not just bug fixes. I would really like to
> reach out to these lurkers to get them more involved. Ultimately, the
> survival of the project may depend on it.
See also: OpenLay
simplification, and some of it is probably
not-entirely right, but the problems are -- as you suggested -- more
complex than most people not working in imagery know. (And even more
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If these are your options -- and this *is* the case for a non-zero
number of imagery providers -- which one would you prefer to use?
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> answers! :-) To my defense for this OSGeo-unrelated question, we do
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eems likely that this won't be an issue:
your code is GPL, and you're not 'shipping' their code, or at least not
outside 'mere aggregation' (which doesn't drag in derivative clauses).
So, I can't see any likely problems with this.
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I can't find a license file which indicates this.
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than the OP was talking about;
it's best not to treat too much in that project's licensing as doctrine,
since it's different from any other open sourced project I've ever dealt
with, and unusual in a number of ways.
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fine. He can still run a commercial
> business based on this code, as many people do.
>
> But if he wants to keep his code under some closed-source license then he can
> not link to or embed any GPL licensed code or library.
You beat me to it :) this is exactly what I tried to say
27;t make money off giving you the software, and it
seems unlikely that much software can be 'sold' when it's under the GPL.
(It's not impossible, though -- especially when things like 'compiling
on Windows' come in to play.)
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the same boat as you are
in the browser world.
At the moment, Adobe Flash marketshare is big enough that you probably
don't need to care about this for business reasons -- but that used to
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s with embedded GIS data browsing
> functionality.
GDAL trunk has GeoRSS support; I don't know if you can open arbitrary
GDAL datasources with QGIS yet, but at the very least, it's not
inconceivable to add that support with relatively limited coding effort.
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the community onwards towards taking the base that has been started with
and developing a real solution to some of the hard problems the project
needs to solve to continue to grow.
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> OSGeo-minded community to join forces to achieve that goal?
The Commercial Ext license is very open: I've not found *anything* I
can't do once I've paid for it. If GPL restr
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> > I was recently confronted to the same problem. I needed a cached WMS,
> > although on some occasion I would need to perform untiled map re
different from TileCache -- you have to request a tile that
the cache knows about. the WMTS request format can be used with
TileCache -- there is nothing you can get out of WMTS that you can't
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-- the restriction of tilecache to not do stitching is somewhat
intentional. (Enough people complain about it being slow without ading
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s scary -- and I think the lower the level of English knowledge, the
truer this is.
> I'm not very aware of how much OpenLayers is used in Finland but my
> guess is that it's or will be growing in the future so I'd welcome
> discussions and questions about OpenLayers
n to the above?
Also, from the AGM, there were local chapters for:
* Korea
* India
* Germany
Which are not represented in these lists. Are there lists for these
chapters hosted elsewhere? Would they be open to such questions?
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On Sun, Nov 09, 2008 at 08:21:04PM +0100, Lorenzo Becchi wrote:
>
>
> Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> >
> > does
> >http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/GettingHelp/ForeignLanguageSupport seem
> >like an appropriate way to enocurage people to seek help? Does my
> &g
yers.org/wiki/GettingHelp/ForeignLanguageSupport seem
like an appropriate way to enocurage people to seek help? Does my
suggestions for how to handle lack of speaking a language make some
sense?
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(depending, in part, on what feedback I get from
the community) -- the URL itself is (I would hope) not the most
important part of the page, and bad titles can hopefully be resolved
with adequate linking.
Anyway, feedback on the text of the English page (the french is just an
e
;re also welcome to say that :)
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The user should have the option, according to his needs.
I'm not sure if you feel that someone is preventing this from happening
in some way. It sounds like you think that there is some blocker here
other than someone investing the time and effort to make this happen.
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rgument for storing
image blobs in the database. Of course, all things are not equal :)
If your database has built in MrSID support, for example, you could
imagine using Database Storage for Images, because you'd get the
automatic compression combine
tiction determines that copyright is not applicable
> to geodata, then both copyright and the creative commons license
> go away.
But contract law doesn't. The Open Database License rests in part on
Contract Law, Database Protections, etc.
Copyright law isn't all there is
f data seems like the right way to go.
> I assume this is the license being referred:
> http://wiki.creativecommons.org/CCZero
> ddi
> Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> >On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 08:21:03PM +0900, Venkatesh Raghavan wrote:
> >
> >>Cameron Shorter wrote:
>
you
haven't read it, *Please do* before advising anyone who has not already
released data on license issues.
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ent on a closed source platform.
That's like saying "OpenLayers is not open source when used with Google
Maps" -- OpenLayers (and correspondingly, MapWindow) is (or can be)
still Open Source, regardless of the libraries it depends on. Let's not
play the &q
g did people attend for?
>From whatever time they showed up -- ranging from 8:30 to 12:30 -- til
we had to leave at 5.
> did everyone stay for the full 3 days or did some leave early?
There was only one day of the sprint.
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onference registration" in order
> to capture everyone who is wanting to attend?
I don't think we've had anything ike that happen in either 2007 or
2008... not to my memory, anyway.
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o 'a 5 day long rave' due
to the amount of energy it consumes) feels dangerous. :)
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On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 06:09:20AM -0400, Christopher Schmidt wrote:
> I finally finished uploading all the photos I took at/around the FOSS4G
> conference.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/crschmidt/sets/72157607549536663/
An additional point: All of these photos are CC-By, whic
, and I'll add you back.
Any names I got wrong, please let me know, either via email or by simply
commenting on the flickr photo.
Thanks to all for helping to create such a photogenic conference.
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se GEOS/OGR for that. I have no idea aabout its
compatibility with FDO, but I wouldn't be that hopeful.
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this field, so you just
tend to look for the people who are doing statistics the best. (Given
that I work for MetaCarta, I won't offer an opinion on how much better
we are than everyone else at this. ;))
Is this what you're looking for? Are there open source related solutions
that you
through
chanserv), group registration is social (filling out paperwork with
network admins) right?
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