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Welcome Message

=== Sample 1 ===
Welcome to the Open Source Geospatial Foundation website. The foundation and site is dedicated to furthering open source GIS applications, data, and helping both users and developers. 
As a registered member, you can now participate in open source projects and join mailing lists. For further help on the website and the community, please click the community link on the left navigation bar.
=== Sample 2 ===
Welcome to OSGeo.org - home of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation. The foundation exists to support the development and use of software, data and communities. This website is a portal to foundation projects and their associated communities.
You can participate by becoming a registered member on this site. This allows you to join mailing lists and interact with various projects. For more information on the mandate of OSGeo or how to be involved, see related links in the left navigation bar.
=== Sample 3 ===
Welcome to OSGeo.org
The Open Source Geospatial Foundation fosters communities which develop, use, and promote open source geospatial software and data. You can access these communities' projects through this website.
To become involved in OSGeo, help out the projects or committes that interest you. There are links to mailing lists and other information on the main page in the navigation menu.
=== Currently Running ===
Here is the currently installed welcome. It uses an ever so slightly modified version of sample 3 for now (had to get it running to open up the site). Note that that the welcome message is the first email you get after you do your registration. The email also contains references to the user name, real, name and some generic information that the system provides automatically. We can continue to edit this now that it is up and running. 
Welcome to osgeo.org, Daniel Brookshier!
Your user name is: turbogeek7 
The Open Source Geospatial Foundation fosters communities which develop,
use, and promote open source geospatial software and data. You can access these
communities' projects through this website.
To become involved in OSGeo, help out the projects or committes that
interest you. There are links to mailing lists and other information on the main
page in the navigation menu.
The following is a quick overview of things you can do on the site. 
You have access to:
* Internet and browser based development tools.
* Hosted development projects.
* Your user account information.
You can:
* Start your own project.
* Request a role in an existing project.
* Securely share files and documents.
* Read project news and announcements.
* Join project mailing lists and discussion forums.
* Browse project source code.
* Track project issues.
* Search all project content. 
Don't forget to check out the FAQ and Help information to learn more about
osgeo.org. There's also a Feedback link that will show you how to submit
questions, suggestions, and input.
Wfs

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=Introdução=
Este tutorial faz parte de um workshop realizado no ESIG2010 e pretende mostrar como aceder a dados geográficos através do standard WFS do Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) com possibilidade de editar as entidades geográficas - WFS-Transactional.
A tecnologia usada é composta por um software servidor de mapas com capacidade de servir dados através da norma WFS-T e uma aplicação SIG desktop que permita o acesso através da referida norma e possibilite a edição das entidades. Para este caso foi usado o Geoserver como servidor de mapas e o uDIG como aplicação SIG desktop.
É de referir ainda que os dados utilizados estão no formato shapefile.
=Web Feature Server (WFS)=
*Providencia as regras para obter e manipular entidades geográficas de uma determinada área de interesse
*As entidades são enviadas em formato vectorial
*Os dados são codificados em GML
Operações suportadas:
*GetCapabilities
*DescribeFeatureType
*GetFeature
*GetGmlObject
*Transaction
*LockFeature
Com base nestas operações, três classes de WFS podem ser definidas:
*Basic WFS
*XLink WFS
*Transaction WFS
=Geoserver=
*Open source software server escrito em java que permite partilhar e manipular dados espaciais
*Independente do sistema operativo
*Certificação Conforme da OGC para as seguintes especificações:
**WMS 1.1.1
**WFS 1.0
**WCS 1.0
=Configuração do Geoserver=
*Abrir a página de administração do geoserver
*Efectuar o login
*Adicionar um Workspace
**Definir um nome e o URI
*Adicionar uma Store
**Definir o tipo de dados (shapefile neste caso)
**Definir também um nome para a Data Store bem como o respectivo URL
*Configurar uma Layer
**Publicar a shapefile
**Configurar o sistema de coordenadas e a boundingbox
=Acesso através da aplicação desktop uDIG=
*Adicionar uma nova Layer através do Web Feature Service
*Introduzir o URL para o serviço WFS do geoserver local
**http://localhost:8080/geoserver/wfs
*Depois de visualizar as layers disponíveis, seleccionar a configurada no geoserver
*Editar a geometria e os atributos
*Não esquecer de realizar a operação “comit changes” para que as alteração sejam guardadas
Category: OGC
Category: Standards
What The Open Source Geospatial Foundation Can Do For You

This is a five minute talk about the isness of OSGeo that is designed to get people who have an open source orientation but not much of a GIS orientation psyched about what we are doing.
* OSGeo is a "new kind of foundation"
* Geospatial stack - the projects are by nature complementary - analogy unix kernel, userspace, network space - "need one another" - thus coming together
* What projects get out of coming together:
** Visibility
** Legitimacy
** Cross-pollination
* OSGeo is about more than just software
* This is partly specific to the GIS domain
** It's extremely data-driven - open source developers need open access to data
** It's very "civic-minded" - 80% of government information is geospatial
** It needs deep background - educational resources are crucial
* Something optimistic yet pragmatic
* Something inspiring
That's probably 5 minutes?
Comments so welcome!
WhereCampEU

The Geo Unconference for Europe
When and Where: 12th-13th March 2010, The Guardian Offices, London, UK
This is not strictly an open source conference, but is pretty high profile for the Europe and particularly the UK and has been generating a lot of interest and "buzz". See their blog for details: http://wherecamp.eu/blog/. OSGeo participation/sponsorship would be a real chance to raise the profile of the organisation with the UK/European Geo-community. Sponsorship at any level (there are 3) entitles you to a presence on the conference web site and t-shirt, as well as a free pass to the event. Currently Yahoo Developer Network, SVG Netherlands, Axon-Active and Nestoria are sponsors.
I (JoCook) am already attending, though not presenting. I would be happy to continue my role as a "roving OSGeo ambassador" at the event, and could take along some (slightly limited due to travel) marketing material to give out.
Category:Past Events
Category:United Kingdom
WhereGroup

The WhereGroup GmbH is a Commercial Service provider for spatial Free and Open Source Software solutions based in Bonn, Germany. The WhereGroup's business philosophy follows a clear path and is dedicated to commercial development and deployment of user oriented solutions based on professional Open Source software components. This includes advancing current development in Open Source methodology and Free Software licensing, which increasingly influence the IT market due to the win-win situation for both, customers and software developers. 
=== Open Source Involvement ===
The WhereGroup leads the development of the graduated OSGeo project Mapbender and is involved in several other FOSSGIS providing for development, funding, training, documentation or just helping spread the word about them. 
== Range of Services ==
The WhereGroup supports the industry, public administration and private organizations throughout all aspects of introducing geospatial software components and solutions. All software used by the WhereGroup is licensed as Free Software and developed as Open Source but the major task most of the time is the integration with legacy systems of all makes. One core asset to achieve this is the adoption of international open standards as created and maintained by the OGC, ISO, W3C, IETF and many more. The range of services offered by the WhereGroup is extended by a comprehensive network of partners. 
=== Consultancy ===
* User requirement analysis
* Project schedule development
* Spatial Data Infrastructure deployment
* Managing Free and Open Source Software projects
* Legal advice, licensing 
* FOSS business model adoption
* Integration of existing systems regardless of the vendor or licensing model
=== Software Development ===
* Development of new functionality
** Core development
** Customization
* Migration support for customized functionality
=== Implementation ===
* Installation
* Configuration
* Operation
* Maintenance 
* Upgrade support
=== Training ===
* Free and Open Source Software 
** Introduction and basics
** Business models
** Contracts and legal background
** Customer care
* Geo Spatial Data Infrastructure (GDI or SDI) lectures
* Standards and interoperability lectures (OGC, ISO, W3C)
* Architecture design and security
* Customized training for the OSGeo Software Stack
=== Event Management ===
* Support of the recurring German language FOSSGIS conference
* Support of OSGeo appearance at FOSS4G conferences and trade fairs.
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WhereGroup Report 2007

The WhereGroup GmbH & Co. KG is a commercial service provider for spatial Free and Open Source Software solutions based in Bonn, Germany. The WhereGroup's business philosophy is straight forward commercial consultation, development and deployment of user oriented solutions based on professional Open Source software components.
Thus the support of OSGeo is not a question for us but the consequence of our daily business. The OSGeo software stack is the first choice for the WhereGroup when implementing SDIs based on standardized OGC interfaces. Therefore we do not only promote OSGeo in Germany, Europe and worldwide, but support the Foundation at several levels internally and externally: we have actively participated in building policies and shaping the governance models through Arnulf Christl who is founding member and currently on the OSGeo board of directors. 
At development level we contribute manpower and resources to the Mapbender project, the first project to officially graduate in OSGeo. We have organized the main German language events with OSGeo appearance together with other companies. These activities include the OSGeo Park at the Intergeo trade fair, the German language FOSSGIS conference or the Open Source Day at the AGIT conference in Austria. Through these events and appearances at many more smaller events we reach out to several thousand people every year building a solid foundation of trust. Besides investing time and money at this volunteer level inside OSGeo, the WhereGroup also promotes OSGeo at it's own premium event, the Where2B conference, web site, portals, Wikis, news channels and conferences - obviously for no extra charge. 
Last but not least our hope is that sponsoring the Foundation will bring some value back to all those who do the grunt work for OSGeo, be it the operation of the CMS, Wiki, SVN, Trac, Mailing lists and all the rest of the infrastructure. This infrastructure forms the platform that Open Source software projects and communities need to develop and grow. We welcome other companies to join this business model and use the OSGeo software stack to generate business. Software is the only product that grows by giving it away. It takes some time and some brains to recognize and understand this, but once adopted it quickly becomes apparent that it is simply the next step in the evolution of how people make business in the immaterial world of software. 
We do not only talk coopetition - we live it.
--Olaf Knopp & Athina Trakas, WhereGroup
Category: Reports 2007
Where 20 2010

=Where 2.0 2010 =
; Event Owner: Brian Hamlin (darkblue_b)
; When: week of March 29, 2010
; Where: San Jose, Ca
; What: OReilly Where 
Brady / Yvonne at OReilly provided a pro-bono booth
EMail call for volunteers sent 
we have now confirmed at the 11th hour, a presence at Where 2.0 ..
There is a cocktail table in the Exhibit Hall with our name on it..
So I am now calling for volunteers for the event - you know who you are!
If you choose to volunteer, you will get an Exhibits Only pass, which unfortunately does not include OReilly lunch The time slots are as follows:
Wednesday, 31March
* Morning break - 10:15 AM
* Lunch Break 12'ish
* Afternoon break
* Evening Reception in the exhibit hall
Thursday, 01April - no kiddng
* same as above, but ends at 4:30 pm
Signage Note:
as a cocktail table, we won't be able to use the big table 'skirt'
but there is an ID Sign, 7"x44" on the drape behind us..
the primary color of the event is BLUE
* the contract for the event says that OReilly will print the sign.. I trust this will happen even at this late date
also as a cocktail table, there is really no room for a demo laptop IMO
I suggest a fishbowl or something ..
I would like to make some kind of game related to coding..
with the result of, if you can do X simple thing, you get an OSGeo Y simple handout thing
ideas welcome!
Followup-
great show - was likely over 900 attendees.. industry announcements brought business people and tech people alike. OReilly as always did the media very well, with professional grade stage, video and sound. Special thanks to OReilly staff May and Yvonne. The OSGeo booth was in the hallway outside the small'ish exhibit hall, and got plenty of traffic. The buzz was far less "us versus them" as in the past and far more simply about the latest developments. About half (in my experience) of people had not heard of OSGeo. Very good connections made with some USGS folks and several startups. Many OSGeo'ers involved in the show presentations and throughout.
=Demos=
* Live DVD r3 running under VirtualBox was a great demo
* rburhum slideshow of OSGeo misc
Equipment
* table was 30" diameter
* rburhum brought external LCD monitor
* three laptops among us
=Volunteers=
* darkblue_b
* rburhum
* glennon
* pramsey
=Materials=
Category:Past Events
Category:California
Who is OSGeo

Very Draft
=Who is OSGeo?=
==GIS Professionals==
Utilize OSGeo applications to apply current industry best practices in the geospatial domain.
==Managers==
Specify OSGeo products when...
==Educators==
Reduce organisational costs and provide students with accessible applications and data...
==Developers==
Deliver tight, workflow-centric applications utilizing the strong modular solution design that OSGeo applications allow...
==You!==
Participate in the community, receiving a strong return on your investment through better products and improved support.
Why Autodesk

Why should Autodesk donate its software to, participate in and support the OSGeo community? 
* MapGuide Open Source gets fixed faster; many eyes make bugs shallow and improvements are fed back to the proprietary offering. The MapGuide Open Source project strongly encourages community participation to achieve these results.
* Increasingly many government contracts are mandating or encouraging open source software. This is a huge market for consultancy and support. 
* Displacing patent/copyright infringement liability from an entity is a good reason to have code in a foundation, and important that foundation not be a "front"; it has to involve engagement with the broader community.
* "A rising tide raises all boats"; the webserver market is driven by one big open source project. Availability of free of cost software and support for open standards will grow the market in many new ways.
Why Open Source Geospatial

=Why Open Source Geospatial?=
Do not make mistake of comparing proprietary and Open Source applications based on price. Open Source applications do typically offer lower initial deployment costs, but the real value comes from other factors intrinsic to Open Source.
==Interoperability==
OSGeo applications are built from the ground up to communicate with each other. Instead of exploiting the perceived value of "locking-in" customers with proprietary formats and applications that only operate within their own proprietary software stack, Open Source projects are designed to "stand on the shoulders of giants". Using this approach, many applications are built that are excellent at what they do, and communicate directly with other applications that do other tasks better. Instead of choosing an application because it works with your other software, you can choose the application that best meets your needs.
==Rapid Innovation==
Proprietary applications typically have a development cycle that means new features do not show up in the product release for considerable amounts of time; at least 18 months in many cases. Because Open Source Geospatial applications are user-driven, they can respond rapidly to market changes. New features can often be specified, designed, and added to the main code stream within weeks, sometimes within days. For a rapidly evolving sector like geospatial, this can be an immesurable competitive advantage.
==Elegant Solutions==
Instead of buying one or more monolithic applications where you use ten percent of the functionality, you can build solutions that meet your needs exactly be choosing from the many interoperable components and applications that are readily available. Modular solution development improves your agility and allows you to make the solution match your workflow, increasing operational efficiency.
==Personal Support==
Proprietary applications typically offer tiered support, requiring that you wade through several levels of expertise before you get the answers you need... if they are ever forthcoming. Open Source applications give you access to both a strong community of users that have experienced the same issues that you are having, and direct access to the application developers if it is needed. This level of support is simply not available for proprietary applications. If you would prefer to pay for support, several expert consultancies offer support contracts for OSGeo applications at very reasonable rates. In either case, you benefit through direct and immediate access to domain experts without having to deal with call-center scripts.
==More?==
Your points here...
Why you should come to FOSS4G2015 Seoul

Hi all 
Just like the announcement by OSGeo, international FOSS4G 2015 will take place in Seoul, South Korea. 
Venue : COEX[0], Seoul, South Korea
Date : 14th ~ 19th, Sep, 2015. 
As chair of the LOC, I feel honored and excited about organizing international FOSS4G 2015 in Seoul for the first time in Asia. 
There are lots of reasons you should come to Seoul next year but not limited to below.
First, you can meet differences. FOSS4G 2015 will be the first time event outside of Roman alphabet world. You may meet different language, culture, character and foods. These differences will inspire your imagination and creativity. Cultural diversities in OSGeo will eventually enrich the OSGeo structure and pipe the new fresh energy to OSGeo. 
Second, you can see many business opportunities there in Asia. Asia will be the next big market to open source GIS professionals, users, and companies. For example, Korean government has just started new open source GIS R&D project with a budget of USD 9.6M. The market size of Asian economies already exceeded that of E.U. and U.S.A. and we’ve watched many emerging and vibrant FOSS4G activities in Asia. However this market is still untapped in terms of open source GIS. For this, we have a plan to organize ‘FOSS4G Asia Special Session'
Third, you can expect one-shot-two-kill by attending FOSS4G 2015 Seoul. FOSS4G 2015 Seoul will be held in conjunction with Smart Geo Expo[1] at the same venue. Smart Geo Expo will take place from 21st to 23rd, Sep just after FOSS4G 2015 Seoul. Smart Geo Expo is one of the largest international geospatial event in Asia. Last year, more than 80 companies & institutions including Samsung Electronics, Google, Sokkia, Trimble, Topcon, ESRI Korea, Leica exhibited their products there in Smart Geo Expo. And more than 10,000 people visited exhibition booth and attended several seminars & conferences. International High-level(usually minister level) meeting is usually there. The awesome thing is that Smart Geo Expo is total FREE!
For the success of FOSS4G 2015 Seoul, we definitely need your help & support. I would like to ask something to you. 
At first, please share this info with others around you and create buzz!! 
Second, if you have any awesome idea to make FOSS4G 2015 Seoul an awesome one, don’t hesitate to contact me or the LOC. We created a dedicated list for the FOSS4G 2015 - foss4g2015@lists.osgeo.org and you can join this list through here [2].
Lastly please save and earmark some money for FOSS4G 2015 Seoul. 
You will never get disappointed. Let's escape from the accustomed!!
Hope to see all of you in Seoul next year.
Cheers, 
Sanghee
P.S.) I saw the news a few days ago that Gangnam Style got more than 2 billion views at YouTube. Do you know the venue of FOSS4G 2015 Seoul is located at the heart of Gangnam District, the hometown of Gangnam Style? Who knows you can come across Psy around venue next year? Ha. 
[0] http://www.coex.co.kr/eng/index.asp
[1] http://smartgeoexpo.kr/eng/main 
[2] http://lists.osgeo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/foss4g2015 
Category:FOSS4G2015
Category:FOSS4G
Category:Events
Wiki info fr

Page d'acceuil du wiki Francophone
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=Information et documentation sur le wiki Francophone=
Vous cherchez des informations et de la documentation sur le wiki (Francophone), cette partie liste les liens avec des how-to pour tout savoir sur le wiki.
 Le système de gestion de contenu de site Web qui rend les pages Web librement et également modifiables par tous les visiteurs 
 autorisés. On utilise les wikis pour faciliter l'écriture collaborative de documents avec un minimum de contraintes.
(WikiPedia).
L'OSGeo utilise Mediawiki, wiki développé initialement pour le projet WikiPedia. Il est performant, un petit peu complexe, mais pour éditer des pages afin d'ajouter ou de corriger du texte, cela n'est pas bien compliqué.
== Liste des how-to ==
* Comment s'identifier sur le wiki de l'OSGeo ?
* Comment éditer des pages sur le wiki ?
* Règles du wiki francophone, ce qu'il faut faire et ne pas faire (autant que possible)
* Je viens de tout lire, comment contribuer ?
* Quelle est la procédure pour traduire le journal de l'OSGeo en français ?
* Comment suivre les évolutions du wiki OSGeo(-fr) ?
* Comment compiler le journal de l'OSGeo ?
* Comment utiliser IRC pour suivre les réunions de l'OSGeo ?
Category: Local chapter francophone