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GeoServer Budget 2019

The GeoServer PSC requests a 2019 budget of $7000.
This is intended to cover:
* $2000: Operational budget to assist team team activities
* $5000: Automate CITE tests as part of our nightly build (current automated tests date from 2011 and are largely disabled)
Our project team ran a successful sprint the last three years focused on key technical challenges:
* Depending on committer availability we would like to plan a sprint on CITE compliance once automation is in place.
Category:Budget
GeoServer Budget 2020

The GeoServer PSC requests a 2020 budget of $5000.
This is intended to cover:
* $2000: Operational budget to assist team team activities, website/blog/buld/repo
* $3000: Facilitiate ogcapi RnD / collaboration
Our project team ran a successful sprint in prior years focused on key technical challenges:
* If a OGC CITE certification sprint can be planned in 2020 we will do so with an appropriate request to the board as part of their code sprint program. We have some funds sponsored towards this activity already.
Category:Budget
GeoServer Budget 2021

== GeoServer 2021 Allocation ==
* $2000 Funding approved from OSGeo Board
* GeoServer Sponsorship and Donations
** $550 GitHub Sponsorship Donations
** $0 PayPal Donations
** $0 Sponsorship
== 2021 OSGeo Budget Request ==
The GeoServer PSC requests a 2021 budget of $3000.
This is intended to cover:
* $1000: Operational budget to assist any team activities
* $2000: Facilitiate RnD / collaboration
Our project team did not run a sprint last year, we will look to fund against key technical challenges:
* OGC CITE certification, we have some funds sponsored towards this work from 2019.
* Common request to migrate from Jira to GitHub Issues (a lot of work)
* Restore signed windows installer, target of $2000 towards build automation work
* Restore signed macOS installer
* If we have an opportunity to set up a sprint we will do so with an appropriate request to the board as part of their code sprint program.
Category:Budget
GeoServer Budget 2022

== GeoServer 2022 Allocation ==
* $3000 Funding requested from OSGeo Board
* GeoServer Sponsorship and Donations
** $1000 GitHub Sponsorship Donations (via OSGeo organization)
** $0 PayPal Donations
** $5000 Sponsorship
We will look to hire one or more supporting companies or individuals to address maintenance/technical debt, for example move from Log4J v1 to v2, update servlet version, other dependency upgrades if time allows. We will actively look to people who contacted us during the Log4J crisis to contribute to this work.
== Log4j Upgrade or Replace ==
The log4j upgrade or repalce activity has attracted considerable public interest and sponsorship.
== 2022 OSGeo Budget Request ==
The GeoServer PSC requests a 2022 budget of $3000.
This is intended to cover:
* $1000: Operational budget to assist any team activities
* $2000: Migrate documentation from Boundless S3 to osgeo hosting
The steering committee is looking to raise funds against key technical challenges:
* Upgrade or replace our old log4j dependency in response to recent vulnerabilities being reported
* #2640 docs.geoserver.org website request (related #2642 geowebcache.org website request )
* OGC CITE certification, we have some funds sponsored towards this work from 2019.
* Common request to migrate from Jira to GitHub Issues (a lot of work)
Code sprint:
* If we have an opportunity to set up a sprint we will do so with an appropriate request to the board as part of their code sprint program.
Category:Budget
GeoServer Budget 2023

GeoServer had good success with GeoServer Budget 2022 with a combination of OSGeo budget allocation and incoming Sponsorship (GitHub, PayPal, Direct). As a result we accomplished one of our key objectives identified in the budget (Updating to Log4J2.)
We also encountered several security issues which were expensive in both time and money - resulting in a separate recommendation of an "OSGeo Security Initiative".
== GeoServer 2023 Budget ==
GeoServer 2023 Budget:
1. $1000 Available funds
* $500 USD Sponsorship from FOSS4GNA event (thanks!)
* TBD Remaining sponsorship funds from 2022 (have to ask treasurer)
2. $5500 Funding requested from OSGeo Board
 
* $500 operational budget (we finally completed migration from boundless infrastructure)
* $5000 participation issue#142 refactor to Remove OpenGIS
3. $5500 GeoServer Sponsorship and Donations targets
* $500 GitHub Sponsorship Donations (via OSGeo organization)
* $0 PayPal Donations (overhead not recommend)
* $5000 Sponsorship
== org.opengis package refactor ==
Please see https://git.osgeo.org/gitea/osgeo/todo/issues/142 for scope of work.
* https://github.com/geotools/geotools/wiki/Remove-OpenGIS
* https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Board_Meeting_2023-01-30
This is a disruptive change request from the Apache Foundation for the GeoTools ecosystem requiring participation from affected projects including GeoServer.
== 2023 OSGeo Budget Request ==
The GeoServer PSC requests a 2022 budget of $5500.
This is intended to cover:
* $500: Operational budget to assist any team activities
* $5000: Refactor org.opengis package use (cross project activity)
The steering committee is looking to raise funds against key technical challenges:
* Security Issues: we wish to have budget on hand in event it is needed (starting from existing funds).
 
Code sprint:
* If we have an opportunity to setup code sprint to coordinate org.opengis package refactor we will attend
== 2023 GeoServer Sponsorship Opportunities ==
GeoServer would like to thank sponsors for continued Sponsorship and Donations. Sponsorship opportunities for 2023 include:
* Security Issues
: We have a clear security policy which results in a number of security vulnerabilities being reported to interested parties each year. With your support we would like have resources in place to respond in a timely fashion to these requests. We may also be able to take advantage of our 2022 experience tracking security vulnerabilities with CVE numbers (for greater transparency when fixes are available).
* Spring 6 Upgrade
* OGCAPI-Features
The Open Source GeoSpatial Foundation recognizes and celebrates your financial support of the GeoServer project. Please see the OSGeo how to sponsor page for recognition and incentive programs. We invite returning sponsors to take advantage of sponsorship renewal incentive options for increased recognition.
Category:Budget
GeoTec2008

GeoTec is the major non-vendor specific geospatial/gis conference in Canada, and it moves from city to city. In 2008 it will be in Ottawa. The OSGeo Ottawa Chapter is interested in having a reasonably organized presence at the conference, and Dave McIlhagga is on the conference committee, and sees value to the conference in having us active. 
== Date / Location ==
GeoTec 2008 will be June 2-5, 2008 at the Ottawa Congress Center.
Site link
Category:Past Events
GeoTec2009

GeoTec Event 2009
June 1-4, 2009 | Vancouver Convention Centre
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Call for Presentations
GeoTec 2009 is proud to be back in Vancouver, the founding home of the conference in 1985. The GeoTec Event offers its attendees high caliber and timely presentations from knowledgeable industry leaders, geospatial technologists and users from Canada and the world.
 
Sponsored by GeoTec Media, publisher of GeoWorld magazine and developer of the Web portal Geoplace.com, the 23rd annual event GeoTec Event is a world-leading technical event, and the largest geospatial technology event in Canada.
 
Those interested are encouraged to submit suggestions for papers, sessions, panel discussions and workshops. Submissions should focus on the following five concurrent conference tracks:
- Data
 
 Emerging Technologies 
 
 Executive Decision Support 
 
 Interoperability
 
 Web-Based Services
Within those tracks, you are invited to present papers addressing the following specific topics:
 Aquatic and Ocean Health
 Biodiversity
 Climate Change
 Coastal Management and Protection
 Collaboration and Tools
 Criminology
 Critical Infrastructure Planning and Management
 Disaster Prediction
 Ecosystem-Based Mapping and Management
 Emergency Services
 Emerging Global Controversies
 Energy
 Enterprise Integration
 Environment
 First Nations
 Fisheries
 Forestry
 Geographic Profiling
 Geospatial Simulation Modeling
 GIS and Public Policy
 GIS in Healthcare
 GIS Research and Education
 Global Warming
 Governance
 Imagery
 Infrastructure
 Integrated Case Studies (90-minutes)
 Location-Based Services
 Mining
 Modeling: Simulation and Multidimensional
 Municipal and Provincial Information Technology
 Natural and Sustainable Resource Management
 Neogeography
 Observation
 Oil and Gas
 2010 Olympics: Meeting the Challenge
 - Digital Rights Management
 - Emergency Response
 - Security Planning
 Open Source
 Pine Beetle Infestation
 Planning and Urban Transit
 Port Security
 Security
 Sensitive Habitat Protection
 Social Services Planning
 Spatial Data Infrastructures
 Species at Risk
 Transportation Management
 Transportation: The Gateway Project
 Visualization
OSGeo BC Participant/Event Owner:
Brian Low
Chris West
GeoTecWorkshop2007

= Abstract =
This workshop features the creation of a complete spatial data management system using only open source components. The course materials will provide an overview of the PostGIS/PostgreSQL spatial database, uDig desktop GIS application, MapGuide Open Source Web mapping platform, and the FUSION AJAX framework. Participants will have an opportunity to install the software, load demonstration data, publish cartographic maps to the Web, use the desktop application to view and edit the spatial information, and publish the live data to Google Earth, all on their own laptop.
= Spatial Data Management System =
= Outline =
Workshop runs from: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
* Coffee will be supplied starting at 8:30 a.m. 
* Boxed lunch from 12:30 - 1:30. 
* Afternoon coffee break is from 3 - 4 p.m.
== Introduction [Bob/All: 30 minutes] ==
* Why Open Source
* Attendee Poll (Used open source? what?)
* The Open Source Geospatial Technology Stack
* Overview of the Spatial Data Management System (talk through diagram above)
== PostGIS [Samuel/Bob: 1 hour, 45 minutes] ==
* Overview, Features, Architecture
* Labs
** Install Postgres/PostGIS
** Load Data Set
** Execute Spatial SQL
== uDig [Samuel: 30 minutes] ==
* Overview, Features, Architecture
* Labs
** Install uDig
** Connect to PostGIS
** View and Edit Data
== MapGuide [Bob/Jason: 1 hour, 30 minutes] ==
* Overview, Features, Architecture
* Labs
** Install MapGuide
** Connect to PostGIS
** Create Layers/Maps
** View Application on the Web
** View Map in Google Earth
** Customize Application?
== FUSION [Paul/Jason: 1 hour, 15 minutes] ==
* Overview, Features, Architecture
* Labs
** Install FUSION (unzip fusion.zip into www/ directory of MGOS WebServerExtensions)
** Look at simple HTML layout with Zoom In, Zoom Out, Pan, and Map (fusion/samples/mapguide/simple/index.html)
** Look at simple WebLayout document with these widgets (fusion/samples/mapguide/simple/WebLayout.xml)
** run the app, explain what is happening
** Add two new widgets, Select and Clear Selection (type in from handout)
** Add custom code to trap events related to Selection changes (type in from handout)
** run app, explain what is happening
** Dump Selection into a table (copy/paste from existing file)
** run app, explain what is happening
== OGC Web Services [Bob/Samuel: 30 minutes] ==
* MapGuide as a WMS/WFS Server
* uDig as a WMS/WFS Consumer
* Labs
** Connect uDig to MapGuide to view WMS
** Connect uDig to MapGuide to view WFS
GeoTools

GeoTools is an Open Source (LGPL) Java code library which provides standards compliant methods for the manipulation of geospatial data, for example to implement Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The GeoTools library implements Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) specifications as they are developed, in close collaboration with the GeoAPI and GeoWidgets projects. The capabilities of Geotools are presented in the feature list.
GeoTools is used by a number of projects including Web Feature Servers, Web Map Servers, and desktop applications, as is described on this page. Some screenshots of GeoTools in action are also available.
Programmers wishing to use GeoTools in their own applications can get more information from the Use page and the User Guide.
Developers wishing to extend the GeoTools library can get started on the Develop page and the Developer Guide.
GeoTools releases can be found on the downloads page. The Geotools code base is maintained in a subversion repository including several branches.
GeoTools Contribution Steps

The GeoTools project has had some push back on contributor agreements, looking for a bit more from the board. They have proposed this plan:
Review the Fiduciary Agreement proposed by the Geotools project and plan steps to obtain a final draft:
** Core geotools contributors want to make OSGeo the legal guardian of the code base by granting OSGeo a full copyright over our submissions. As part of this process, OSGeo and geotools need to agree on a legal document transferring copyright from individual geotools contributors to OSGeo. The agenda item requires the Board review the latest draft document and plan the steps required to obtain a final draft acceptable to the OSGeo board.
** The proposed draft is presented at the bottom of the this page on the Geotools web site.
** The draft is inspired mostly from the Free Software Foundation, Europe's FLA.
** The draft does not consider patents and hence does not force contributors to assert that they are not knowingly including patented code. Frank felt that such language did not belong in a Copyright assignment. The omission makes the document more precise for copyright assignment but lessens its utility as a guarantor of the suitability for use of the code by the future licensees of OSGeo.
** The paragraph in section IV stipulating that OSGeo commit to keep the code "free" has been left to the Board to write. Previous discussion mentioned this guarantee might be provided by reference to the OSGeo charter. We hope that the language could stipulate that any change in license would be undertaken according to the wishes of the active Project management committee.
** This version does not contain the request for legal support from contributors in the event of a dispute which was present in the original OSGeo draft. It could if this were felt by the board to be important.
** Someone will have to sign on behalf of OSGeo.
** Questions should be addressed to the geotools developer's list geotools-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
** Thanks and sorry to expose everyone to yet even more legalese.
GeoTools Report 2007

= Project Name =
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2007
* Contact name: [User:Jive]
== Key Accomplishments ==
* An amazing amount of software at FOSS4G was built around the GeoTools library; we were very happy with the community presence at this event
* We had a 3 day long code sprint after FOSS4G in which we switched over to Java 5 an the GeoAPI feature model. This is the end of a three years of development, months of careful planning and review prior to the even allowed this change to go smoothly.
* Adrian Custer performed an exhaustive check into what is needed to assign copyright to the OSGeo Foundation, this has allowed us to resume discussions with the OSGeo board.
* Jody Garnett has started putting together a user guide for the library
* The introduction of an unsupported directly has revitalized the community; allowing us to capture and share a lot of research work traditionally has been done around the GeoTools library. As an example Eclisia has started making swing widgets around the GeoTools abstractions; something each group of developers has traditionally done in isolation.
== Areas for Improvement ==
* We made no progress on incubation during the year as we waited for a way forward; this seems to be resolved for 2008
* We have no time to talk to other Java developer communities, there is a lot of code duplication in this space (and several forks of the GeoTools code)
* The burden of keeping a build box going for such an active community is punishing
* Svn access has had bouts of downtown; we are clearning up the repository (of large test data) and considering moving to a newer version of svn on OSGeo hardware. Developers have started playing with distributed version control.
* There are more answers going by on the user list than are being captured in the user guide; additional help jotting down code examples would be welcome
== Opportunities to Help ==
List areas that could use some help from members and readers of the report:
* Please try out the User Guide and give us feedback; we want to make sure the you can start hacking
== Outlook for 2008 ==
This is the motivational part that is meant to inspire readers to keep their eyes open for great stuff in 2008 :)
GeoTools is looking forward to making 2008 the best year yet. There is lots of exciting development now underway - from embracing Java 5, to rolling our WFS 1.1 support. 2008 will see the long expected return of swing widgets to the GeoTools library.
GeoTools 2.4.0 is available now and marks the last Java 1.4 release of the library.
Category: Reports 2007
GeoTools Report 2009

== GeoTools Report 2009 ==
This has been a very productive year for the GeoTools project during which we really changed gears to focus on stability and documentation. This is a new direction compared to our previous emphasis on standards research. It has been accompanied by the departure of some long-standing members of our development team and the arrival of new members.
We promised productivity let us see how well the GeoTools team has delivered:
* New website http://geotools.org/
* Audit and cleanup of existing modules - thanks Andrea and OpenGeo
* Strong Documentation for new Developers. An amazing amount of work building up friendly visual intro material - thanks Michael
* Application Schema module ready for production - thanks Perth CSIRO team
* New Project Management Committee members - welcome Ben, Christian and Michael
* Many new modules:
** the jdbc-ng (next generation) community module went from inception through our community process into production this year. Thanks to Justin and OpenGeo for this complete rewrite of our database access facilities.
** the swing module was reborn to support our new visual tutorial material
** the process module was picked up and improved with some great raster to vector functionality - thanks Michael
** the JPEG2000 plugin was added - thanks Simone
* New features:
** the renderer now supports geometry transformations (such as buffering and extrusion) prior to drawing
** high quality icon rendering from SVG - thanks Jonathan
** wfs 1.1 support - thanks Gabriel
* Successful tutorial at FOSS4G 2009 - thanks Jody and Michael
* GeoTools 2.5 series issued six stable releases this year.
* GeoTools 2.6 took over the reins as the stable release at year end
We have a lot of great ideas for the new year and we are excited to be working with some enthusiastic and creative new contributors such as Jonathan, who is pushing interesting rendering concepts into the mix such as "unit of measure" distances (so you can finally buffer 5km around a data set), and Stephan has been introducing all kinds of useful ideas from AtlasStyler as well as contributing great patches.
Finally, we also started to investigate the issue of 3D Geometry together with folks from the deegree team. Thanks to CSIRO for setting up this opportunity, and to the deegree team for taking out from their busy release schedule to collaborate with us.
GeoWebCache

GeoWebCache is a Java web application used to cache map tiles coming from a variety of sources such as OGC Web Map Service (WMS).
GeoWebCache is a community project donated to OSGeo by OpenPlans.
== Basic Project Data ==
*Project Name: GeoWebCache
*Project Status Condition: Stable
*Project Web Site: http://geowebcache.org
*Project Contact: Kevin Smith
*Short Project Description: used to cache map tiles coming from a variety of sources such as WMS
== Project Infrastructure ==
*Project Source Code: 
*Project Mailing List: and 
*Project Version Control Repository: https://github.com/GeoWebCache/geowebcache]
*Project Bug Tracker: 
*Project Feature Request Tracker: 
== Project Governance ==
*Source Code License: 
*Documentation License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0
*Copyright Assignment Policy: 
*Decision Making Procedure: committer vote
*Coding Standards: http://geowebcache.org/docs/current/development/index.html
*Release Procedure: not yet!
== Project Deliverables ==
*Latest Project Release: http://sourceforge.net/projects/geowebcache/files/geowebcache/1.8.1/
Category: OSGeo Labs
Geobirras 10 Geoinquietos Valencia

== Coordedanadas ==
* Fecha: 02/09/14 y 11/09/14
* Hora: 19:00 - 21:30(aprox.)
* Lugar: The Market Craft Beer OpenStreetMap Foursquare
== Asistentes ==
02/06/2014
* Jorge Sanz @xurxosanz
* Rafael Oliete Ballester @raolbaletco
* Roberto Antolín @tolanss
* David Ferrer @XdiCorse
* Luis Carrasco 
12/06/2014
* Jorge Sanz @xurxosanz
* Pedro-Juan Ferrer @vehrka
* Rafael Oliete Ballester @raolbaletco
* 
== Temas de las geobirras ==
* Charla(s)/Debate(s)
** 
** 
== Notas ==
Otros enlaces revisados durante las geobirras
* 
*
Category:Geoinquietos Valencia
Geobirras 11 Geoinquietos Valencia

== Coordedanadas ==
* Fecha: 03/12/2014
* Hora: 19:30 - 22:00
* Lugar: The Market Craft Beer OpenStreetMap Foursquare
* Inscripción: http://www.meetup.com/Geoinquietos-Valencia/events/218888203/
== Asistentes ==
* Jorge Sanz @xurxosanz
* Rafael Oliete Ballester @raolbaletco
* Miguel Fernández @GeoPerdido
* Javier Carrasco @jacarma
* David Ferrer @XdiCorse
* Josep @peptxim
* Andrea Antonello @themoovida
* Silvia Franceschi
* Inma
* Luis Carrasco
* Enrique Sordo
* Juanjo Valero
* Rafa Sierra
== Temas de las geobirras ==
* Charla-Debate informal
** Fotos 1
* 10as Jornadas Internacionales de gvSIG http://www.gvsig.org/plone/community/events/jornadas-gvsig/10as/programa
* Posible Mapping Party para Ébola
* Actividades Geoinquietos Valencia 2015.
* Ubicación para talleres fuera de la universidad
== Notas ==
Otros enlaces revisados durante las geobirras
* Geopaparazzi http://geopaparazzi.github.io/geopaparazzi/
* uDig http://udig.refractions.net/
* FOSS4G-Europe 2015 (Como, Italy) http://europe.foss4g.org/2015/
* Missing Maps http://www.missingmaps.org/
Category:Geoinquietos Valencia
Geobirras 12 Geoinquietos Valencia

== Coordedanadas ==
* Fecha: 16/01/2015
* Hora: 19:30 - 22:00
* Lugar: La Fábrica de Cerveza | Carrer de la Taula de Canvis, 6, Valencia OpenStreetMap Foursquare
* Inscripción: http://www.meetup.com/Geoinquietos-Valencia/events/219825182/
== Asistentes ==
* Jorge Sanz @xurxosanz
* Pedro-Juan Ferrer @vehrka
* Rafael Oliete Ballester @raolbaletco
* David Ferrer @XdiCorse
* Luis Miguel Royo @inisig
* Saul Ramos Peredo @saulramos
* Luis Carrasco
* Enrique Sordo
* Xesco
* Laia (?)
== Temas de las geobirras ==
* Charla-Debate informal
** Fotos 1 2
* Open Data educativo para la Comunidad Valenciana y Valencia.
* Colaboración con Foro Valenciano de la Bici
* Taller HOT
* Mapping Party
* Actividades Geoinquietos Valencia 2015.
== Notas ==
Category:Geoinquietos Valencia
Algunos comentarios de Geoinquietos:
*Rafael Oliete Ballester @raolbaletco
**Vespucci. Aplicación para la plataforma Android para editar mapas de OpenStreetMap (muy interesante el tema de edición de etiquetas)
Geobirras 13 Geoinquietos Valencia

== Coordedanadas ==
* Fecha: 16/014/2015
* Hora: 19:30 - 22:00
* Lugar: La Fábrica de Cerveza | Carrer de la Taula de Canvis, 6, Valencia OpenStreetMap Foursquare
* Inscripción: http://www.meetup.com/Geoinquietos-Valencia/events/221673029/
== Asistentes ==
* Jorge Sanz @xurxosanz
* Pedro-Juan Ferrer @vehrka
* Rafael Oliete Ballester @raolbaletco
== Temas de las geobirras ==
* Charla-Debate informal
== Notas ==
Category:Geoinquietos Valencia