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Paris Code Sprint 2016 : Thanks

Related to Paris Code Sprint 2016.
== Who to thanks ==
* Mozilla Paris Host Sponsor: André - Without him we just can't be hosted in such an amazing venue. He gave a lot of his time, to help us before the event on all logistics questions we could have, and then had always been present all over the week to be sure everything went well for us... He also suggests us to invite an audience on D2 evening, and it was such a good idea...
* Sponsorship: Obviously we have to warmly thanks all the sponsors: Oslandia, CartoDB, IGN, GeoCue, Planet Labs, rapidlasso, Ioda-net, Compass Informatics, Azavea, Atol CD and Dalibo ; as they provide funds for this event. And not to forget also peoples who help on sponsorship stuff and among them, a thought to: Even, Martin, Didier, Jody, Stephan and Franck.
* All the attendees, who came to this sprint and worked that well together, and so who really made this event.
* All the organizations beside the attendees who fund theirs time and travel's fees: Oslandia, Athena RC - NTUA, Eox, US Army Corps of Engineers, Hobu, Fondazione Edmund Mach, Cadcorp, MapGears, Terriscope, Spatialys, Netherlands eScience Center, rapidlasso, CNES, Ioda-Net, IWMI, Azavea, CartoDB, CS, Thales, Dalibo, IGN, GeometryFactory, Geodan, Maponics, Saab AB, Compass, 2nd Quadrant, Champs Libre, Paragon and ETALAB. 
* Treasurer: Jean-Marie (OSGeo FR) - For the very good (and tedious) job he done, and still do, as handling bank wires, invoices and accounting ; related to this sprint.
* Logistic help at D1 and D3: Benoit and Anne (OSGeo FR) - To came, as volunteers, to help us on 'on site' logistic stuff. Many thanks for that!
* Attendees help and especially on D2 evening for the team who help to speed up the catering tidy.
* OSGeo FR and OSGeo: to provide backup funding 'in case of' (special thanks here to Etienne and Jody).
* Daniel: For staying at Mozilla at evening time suggestion (a really good one).
* Etienne, Cédric, Even: OSGeo FR kakemono handling.
* Sylvain: for the Laser Chicken Logo.
* Vincent: Initial proposition to organize this 2016 Code Sprint in France. D2 evening animation (pitches coordination and presentation). Intermediations.
* Olivier: Project coordination.
* Oslandia: funding of Sylvain, Vincent and Olivier time on this code Sprint organization.
Category:Code Sprints
Category:C Tribe Code Sprint
Paris Code Sprint 2016 : XP

Related to Paris Code Sprint 2016.
and to http://www.oslandia.com/osgeo-codesprint-2016-in-paris-en.html 
== Organization ==
- Attendees expected that D1 morning breakfast would be already available. And it wasn’t.
- We really missed one or two rooms, big enough for 10-12 peoples. For meetings.
- Badges:
* was a good idea, and something to keep on such a big group. 
* Color code related to projects, on badges, to. But forget to communicate on the color code a bit pity. 
* Keep in mind that badges can’t stop to flip and print names on both sides.
== Communication ==
- Using only TOSPrint ML is clearly not enough (some/few attendees never even heard about it)
* OSGeo discuss mailing list is a must (and also ML from projects wanted to been reached)
* Using far more Tweeter (and if possible with a dedicated account for the event)
- #TOSPrint should have been replaced by something like #CodeSprint #OSGeo (who reminds that TO refers to Toronto ?)
- When you speak about money, discovered than far more people listen. And somehow it was also a way to promote this event (through funding stuff).
- Use one mail time to time with several points stacked, increase chances to be read.
- A nice event Logo was such an help to communicate
- Core of participants really help to spread information
== Event dynamic ==
- We avoid every time we could to interrupt the whole sprint at once (for speechs, announces and so on…). Sponsors could have a kakemono, but no dedicated time for a speech. No D1 welcome speech, nor ending one on D4…
- Forget any kind of evening event not strictly related to code and projects, nobody care (for similar reasons "break ideas" were useless).
- D2 evening is a good timing to let everyone talk about what he do. It let time enough to anyone to really get in.
- Projects tables plan been designed to help to "build bridges".
- Keep the best evening place affordable, for the last evening. (and try to make every day better than the one before)
- Staying on the event sprint on at least one evening is a really good idea. D2 choice was a good one. (maybe D1 could be, but for sure, not D3).
- If the venue allow that, find a solution to open the main room on early morning.
- Evening places must allow to communicate easily in small groups.
- Quite impressed about D0 evening participation, about half the sprinters were already there... Welcoming event has to been kept...
== Food and drink ==
- Quality and variety of food and drink were really targeted. To be noticed that attendees noticed it.
- For a next edition keep in mind that ~10% of attendees are vegetarians.
- Open bar on evening time is appreciated (what a surprise).
- D1 meal trays (on lunch time) weren't such a good idea (even if practical)
Category:Code Sprints
Category:C Tribe Code Sprint
Paris Code Sprint 2016 : iTowns Agenda

Proposed topics for iTowns for the Paris Code Sprint 2016.
Qualify
* Integration of iTowns and Greyhound / Envine
Code
* Load building from a bounding box hierarchy structure. This requires:
** New alternative class to quadtree, the bounding box hierarchy
** Converting GeoJSON to ThreeJS geometries
** New providers for GeoJSON data and Oslandia's building server
** New tile type for the buildings
** Enable a hierarchical structure to display all of its data instead of only the leaves 
* Generalise the node processing in the browseTree and nodeProcess classes
Discuss
* See discussions on PointCloud's agenda : https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Paris_Code_Sprint_2016_:_Point_Cloud_Agenda
*
Partenariat

== Partenariat avec l'IGN ==
=== Accord Cadre ===
Accord cadre OSGeo-fr / IGN
=== Compte-Rendu de réunion ===
* Réunion du 5 mai 2010 lors des rencontres SIG La Lettre
* Réunion du 09 octobre 2009
* Réunion du 26 juin 2009 en cours de rédaction !
* Réunion du 20 mars 2009
Category: Local chapter francophone
Participar

Início 
|Grupos de Trabalho|Participar| 
 
== Como participar ==
A participação é estritamente voluntária. Pode ser feita de várias formas, umas mais passivas, como ficar à escuta na nossa lista de email, ou de forma activa nos nossos grupos de trabalho. 
=== Lista de Correio ===
É a ferramenta principal para comunicação entre todos os interessados. Para se inscrever, siga as instruções em lista de correio. O Lorenzo Becchi criou e é o actual administrador da lista de correio Portugal, juntamente com Victor Ferreira. 
Membros inscritos: Temos 268 membros (20-01-2010) inscritos na lista de correio! (eram 254 membros em 7-11-2009) 
=== Wiki ===
Crie um login no wiki (link no canto superior direito da página) para poder editar estas páginas e criar novas. 
Depois de criar o seu login, deverá criar a sua página de utilizador, usando o link "http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/login_escolhido". Se na página incluir o marcador [[Category: Portugal]], será incluído automaticamente na lista de utilizadores do Capítulo português. Complementarmente à conta do Wiki, existe também uma Lista de Participantes onde se poderá inscrever, mas será preferível que crie uma conta e uma página pessoal onde se apresente. 
Se não sabe bem como trabalhar no Wiki, fique a saber que nenhuns de nós o sabia fazer antes de aprender. Veja a Ajuda e peça ajuda sempre que for preciso. 
==== Outras páginas no Wiki sem links directos ====
Links Uteis Portugal, onde podemos encontrar informação e acrescentar novos links. 
Desmistificar crenças sobre os SIG livres, página com perguntas e respostas, traduzida da gfoss italiana. 
Categoria Portugal, página com todos os links existentes na parte PT deste Wiki. 
=== Grupos de Trabalho ===
A participação activa está a ser canalizada para os Grupos de Trabalho. Se quer participar, crie um novo grupo de trabalho ou junte-se a um grupo existente. 
=== IRC ===
Para as reuniões, estamos a usar o IRC, no canal #osgeo-pt. Mesmo para quem nunca utilizou o IRC, é muito fácil. 
*Sem instalar nada: use o endereço webchat. Preencha o nome e o canal #osgeo-pt. A própria osgeo tem uma interface semelhante em . 
*Instalando apenas o plugin ChatZilla para o Firefox: basta ir a ChatZilla
e lançar o "Adicionar a Firefox". Depois de instalado o cliente, abra o link irc://irc.freenode.net/#osgeo-pt no firefox, e o ChatZilla trata do resto. 
*Instale um dos muitos clientes IRC disponíveis.
Nos Grupos de Trabalho encontra o histórico das reuniões através do IRC e a data das próximas.
Past Events

This page is for events from the that have already happened and which occurred before the switch to the drupal site.
=== 2007 ===
* Map World Forum 22-25 January 2007, Hyderabad, India
=== 2006 ===
* GITA's Annual Conference 29, April 23-26, 2006 (Tampa Bay, Florida)
* 2nd GeoForum MV, GeoMV Verein der GeoInformationswirtschaft Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e.V.
* LinuxTag 2006 - 3-6 May 2006 (Wiesbaden, Germany) forerunner to Operate OSGeo Booth
* Where 2.0 - 13-14 June 2006, (San Jose, California) Conference Web Site | OSGeo at Where 2.0
* GeoTec, June 18-20, 2006 (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
* Geinforum2006 (website in Japanese) 29-30 June 2006 (Yamanashi, Japan)
* AGIT 2006 GIS convention, conference and exhibition - 5-7 July 2006 (Salzburg, Austria)
* iEMSs 2006 iEMSs 2006, July 9-13, 2006 (Burlington, Vermont, USA)
* OSCON, July 24th-28th, 2006 (Portland, Oregon, USA), OSGeo at OSCON 2006
* GeoWeb 2006, 24-28 July 2006 (Vancouver BC, Canada) | OSGeo at GeoWeb2006 | after-action report is at OSGeo at GeoWeb2006 Report
* 2006 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 31 July - 4 August, 2006, Denver, CO
* International Geotechnologies Tradeshow 17 - 20 August, 2006, São Paulo, Brazil
* MapAsia2006 29 August - 1 September 2006 (Bangkok,Thailand)
* FOSS4G conference, 12-15 September 2006 (Lausanne, Switzerland) | OSGeo at FOSS4G2006
* EuroOSCON 2006 Open Source Convention 18-21 September, 2006 (Brussels, Belgium) | OSGeo at EuroOSCON 2006
* URISA Sept 26-29 2006 (Vancover, Canada)
* GINorden 2006 GINorden 2006, 2-4 October 2006 (Helsinki, Finland)
* Intergeo 2006 | OSGeo at Intergeo 2006 Open Source Park 10-12 October 2006 (Munich, Germany)
* Autodesk University 28-Nov to 1-Dec, 2006 (Las Vegas, USA) - Tyler/Nathalie/Lisa from VisCom leading booth and speaking opportunities
* Geodiffusion 5-7 Dec-2006 (Montreal, Canada)
* GIS-IDEAS 2006 9-11 November 2006 (Ho Chi Minh (Saigon),Vietnam)
* Asia-Pacific Remote Sensing 2006 13-17 November, 2006 (Goa,India)
* IST Event 2006 EUROPA 21-23 November (Helsinki, Finland)
* FOSS.in 2006 24th-27th November (Bangalore, India)
* 1st Indonesian Geospatial Technolgy Exhibition, August 23.-27., 2006, Jakarta, Indonesia | Indonesia
* Government Open Source Conference 2006, 12-13 October 2006 (Portland, Oregon, USA)
Category:History
Category:Past Events
Past Mapping Periodic Table

This discussion is about the different ways in which we map the past. 
As we all know, every map is a conceptual conceit in which certain aspects of reality are distorted in order to better represent other ones. This is particularly the case in past mapping where often the data that we are dealing with is extremely limited whilst we are (generally) forced by the 'total' nature of spatial representation to give a 'complete' picture. The now common use of multiple layers within a GIS which may have been derived from entirely different contexts only adds to the danger that assumptions may be made, and conclusions drawn that cannot, and were never intended to be, supported by the data.
It is hoped that by listing, and then comparing, the different kinds of information we map, it is possible to build up a kind of family or 'periodic table' of techniqiues which we can then use to appraise the manner in which we undertake these tasks, as well as the ways in which we can meaningfully compare and analyze them. In all cases the point of criteria by which we can distinguish different types of data is "what would it mean for this map to be correct?". i.e. on the assumption that all maps distort elements which are not the primary focus of the map, what must remain undistorted in order to maintain a 'correct' past map? 
To use the technical jargon of sufficiency and necessity, the map is accurate if and only if (iff) x.
''
The headings below are intended to generate discussion are not (yet) exhaustive or mutually exclusive. Some of the headings will almost certainly correspond to 'clusters' within the table.''
Present Maps
In one sense, present mapping is past mapping also, for there is always an intervening period between an observation and its record. 
However, present maps are accurate iff a survey carried out now would correspond to the depiction on the map where 'depiction' is shorthand for the representative framework used by the cartographer. 
In other words, Present Maps can suffer ontological obsolesence (i.e. due to changes in the world). Past Maps can only suffer from epistemic obsolesence (i.e. due to changes in our knowledge).
Past Maps
* Old Present Maps
As mentioned above, all Present Maps suffer from virtually instantaneous obsolesence unless continuously maintained. That makes them useful as 'snapshots' of the past, as long as they can be dated accurately. The map is correct iff the world corresponded to the depiction on the map at the given time. 
* Location maps (known points)
* Location maps (known lines)
* Location maps (known polygons)
* Hard boundaries
* Soft boundaries
* 'Natural' variables
* 'Modern' concepts (eg Caucasians?)
* 'Ancient concepts (eg Barbarians?)
* Predictive Modelling
* Viewshed Analysis
* Network Analysis
* Choropleth mapping
* Topological maps/data
* Hodological space
* Universal accuracy (accuracy to an overall framework)
* Local accuracy ( accuracy with regard to eg nearest neighbour)
* Framework accuracy (correspondence of framework to real world)
* Descriptive space(?) (eg Pliny/Strabo etc)
Past Mapping Software and Methodologies

Not sure, but think there was a presentation at FOSS4G 2006 regarding mapping in time - might be from a slighty different perspective in terms of timeline but getting someone elses thoughts woulnd't hurt...
This was Mikel Maron's "It's about time for time", I think - http://www.foss4g2006.org/contributionDisplay.py?contribId=161&sessionId=47&confId=1 http://brainoff.com/weblog/
Paul Meems

__NOTOC__
Paul Meems
Privé adres:
Julianastraat 128
9601LT Hoogezand
Werk adres:
TopX Geo-ICT
Zernikepark 12
9747 AN Groningen
== Current position ==
* Release & Configuration manager of MapWindow Open Source GIS
* Active member of the MapWindow GIS community
* Product manager Open-Source GIS and Sr. GIS Consultant at TopX Geo-ICT
== Social media ==
* My LinkedIn page
* My Twitter account
* My YouTube channel
== MapWindow links ==
* MapWindow home page
* MapWindow download page
* MapWindow v4.8 SVN Repository
* MapWinGIS home page @ Codeplex
* MapWindow v4.9 Architectural discussions
* 1st International MapWindow GIS Users and Developers Conference 2010 in Orlando, USA
* 2st International MapWindow GIS and DotSpatial Conference 2011 in San Diego, USA
* Work in progress: 3rd International MapWindow GIS Conference with the DotSpatial, SharpMap, OSGeo DotNet & FOSS4G-NL Community 2012 in Velp, The Netherlands
== Projects ==
* KLIC Maat: A series of plug-ins for MapWindow to view KLIC-meldingen, using OpenStreetMap data and a GPS for location-awareness. A little video
* Cyclomedia: Plug-ins to use the aerial photos and cyclorama's of CycloMedia
* AHN Index loader: Loads AHN grid file after clicking on the index file (which shows the kaartbladen) A little video
== Skills ==
* Project management (Prince2)
* C#
* OpenLayer, GeoServer, PostGIS (still learning)
Category:Nederlands
Pcsinfomatics

PCS Infomatics India Private Ltd. incorporated at Hyderabad, India is a fast emerging IT & GeoSpatial services provider and a premier R&D unit in ITES & Web Mapping Solutions. 
Since our inception in the last quarter of the year 2006, we are committed to application development in the domain of Spatial Information Technology with focus on Open Source Web-based GIS.
PCS Infomatics is a SME sized company comprised of small core team of 6 permanent staff and extensive network of supporting multidisciplinary experts for specifically oriented tasks. 
Our vision is to earn global recognition in e-Mapping Solutions. 
Our Technology expertise
GIS - MapServer,GeoServer,SharpMap,OpenJUMP,Quantum GIS 
Development Platforms – Microsoft .NET,Java,J2EE
Scripting Languages – PHP,JavaScript
Databases – MySQL,PostgreSQL/PostGIS
PedroNGV

== Apresentação ==
* Geólogo
* Mestrando em Sistemas de Informação Geográfica
== Interesses ==
* Geologia Ambiental
* Protecção Civil
* Riscos Naturais
* Planeamento e Ordenamento do Território
* Sistemas de Informação Geográfica
* Detecção Remota
* Bases de Dados
* Software Open Source
http://webx.ubi.pt/~m2468/ 
Category:Portugal
Peertube

Peertube is a P2P video streaming web based service.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PeerTube
We host an experimental peertube instance on https://video.osgeo.org
Internal details on how the peertube instance is configured are in:
https://git.osgeo.org/gitea/sac/osgeo3/wiki/peertube-container (private)
= Using Peertube =
See https://docs.joinpeertube.org/use-third-party-application
Category:Infrastructure
Category:Services
Peter Loewe Videoquotes

= OSGeo Spoken Word Demonstrator =
== Scope ==
This is a demonstration page showcasing the benefits of quoatable video excerpts ("video quotes") from OSGeo-related presentations. This page is still incomplete and under construction.
== Why bother ==
A lot of communication within OSGeo happens during the annual conferences on national, regional or global levels. Many of the conference presentations are recorded as professional video streams. Currently the majority of these videos is distributed via Youtube or similar Web 2.0 channels. Quoting videos on Youtube et al. can only be done using URLs which will eventually break when the content is moved or renamed. It is not possible to quote a specific snippet from within a particular video in Youtube. So there is a lot of OSGeo content on Youtube, but bing watching is a prohibitive approach for most of us. "There should be a better way" (William Shatner Quote).
== Overview: OSGeo-related videos preserved by TIB Hannover ==
The TIB AV-portal enables so called series-links to link to groups of videos from the same event (or source):
*FOSSGIS Konferenz 2011 : Heidelberg, 05. - 07. April 2011 (2016-05: 24 vids) 
*FOSSGIS Konferenz 2012 : Dessau, 20. - 22. März 2012 (2016-05: 47 vids)
*FOSSGIS Konferenz 2013 : Rapperswil, 12. - 14. Juni 2013 (2016-05: 30 vids)
*FOSS4G Nottingham 2013 (2016-05: 95 vids)
*FOSSGIS Konferenz 2014 : Berlin, 19. - 21. März 2014 (2016-05: 71 vids)
*LocationTech Summit 2014 (2016-05: 14 vids)
*BSDCan 2014 (2016-05: 24 vids)
*FOSSGIS Konferenz 2015: Münster, 11. - 13. März 2015 (2016-05: 69 vids)
*FOSS4G Seoul 2015 (2016-05: 2 vids)
*FOSSGIS Konferenz 2016: Salzburg 04. - 06. Juli 2016 (56 vids)
*FOSS4G Bonn 2016 (193 vids)
== Video quotes based on persistent identifiers ==
The video quotes shown below are based on Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) instead of URLs. DOI are text strings just like a URL and can be handled by any webbrowser, as demonstrated here. While a DOI points to a specific video (as a scientific data set), Media Fragment Identifier tags (MFI) can be added to jump to a specific snippet of the overall video.
== Background Info ==
* DataCite DOI Registration Agency
* 
== Favorite Video-Quotes ==
=== Take-outs from the GRASS GIS Promotional Video (1987) by USA-CERL ===
* William Shatner tells you where to stick your maps
* GRASS hardware costs in 1987
* GRASS installations in 1987
* Minicomputer hardware for GRASS GIS
* GRASS text interface - almost unchanged from 1987 till GRASS GIS 6
* 1980s equivalent of a thumbdrive?
* GRASS GIS Promotional Video: Animated Remote Sensing Satellites
=== Insights from FOSSGIS 2014 (Berlin) ===
* Open Source destroys business models ? (Arnulf Christl) german
* What is good Open Source ? (Arnulf Christl) german
* When does Open Source NOT make sense ? (Arnulf Christl) german
* Electronic Frontier Foundation Video
* Brandenburg 3D (german)
* Introduction to temporal modules in GRASS 7 by Markus Neteler (2014), in german
* "GRASS GIS: Vom Laptop zum Großrechner (Markus Neteler)"
PgRouting

pgRouting extends the PostGIS / PostgreSQL geospatial database to provide geospatial routing functionality.
PgRouting is an community project entering the foundation as part of the original OSGeo Labs initiative.
== Basic Project Data ==
*Project Name: pgRouting
*Project Status Condition: Stable
*Project Web Site: https://pgrouting.org
*Project Contact: Daniel Kastl <project at pgrouting.org>
*Short Project Description: pgRouting adds routing functionality to PostGIS.
== Project Infrastructure ==
*Project Source Code: https://github.com/pgrouting/pgrouting
*Project Mailing List: http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/pgrouting-users
*Project Version Control Repository: git://github.com/pgRouting/pgrouting.git
*Project Bug Tracker: https://github.com/pgrouting/pgrouting/issues
*Project Feature Request Tracker: https://github.com/pgrouting/pgrouting/issues
== Project Governance ==
*Incubation Status: 
*Source Code License: GNU General Public License, version 2
*Documentation License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0
*Copyright Assignment Policy: All contributions are licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2 without explicit assignment
*Decision Making Procedure: Project Steering Committee
*Coding Standards: https://github.com/pgRouting/pgrouting/wiki/2.0-Development-Guidelines-and-Standards
*Release Procedure: https://github.com/pgRouting/pgrouting/wiki/pgRouting-Release-Process-Checklist
== Project Deliverables ==
*Latest Project Release: Version 3.5.0 (March 2023)
== Code Sprints ==
* pgRouting Code Sprint 2023 Boston
Category: OSGeo Labs
Category: pgrouting
PgRouting Budget

== 2025 ==
Budget asked
Budget request 	$2000
Intended use: 	Promotional material: Stickers, Postcards, magnets, etc. Traveling expenses to FOSS4G 2025 in Auckland, New Zealand
Budget approved:	
Used Budget: 	
Used for: 	
== 2024 ==
Budget asked
Budget asked (to incubator)	$2000
Intended use: 	Incubation last tasks
Budget approved: 	
Used Budget: 	0
Used for: 	
== 2023 ==
Budget asked
Budget asked (to incubator)	$4000
Intended use: 	Incubation, Code Sprint
Budget approved: 	4000
Used Budget: 	3000
Used for: 	Incubation code sprint expenses
== 2022 ==
Budget asked
Budget asked (to incubator)	$4000
Intended use: 	Incubation, Code Sprint
Budget approved: 	
Used Budget: 	$3000 (from incubator)
Unused Budget: 	$1000 (from incubator)
Used for: 	pgRouting f2f incubation code sprint in Japan
Used Budget: 	$300 (from OSGeo)
Used for: 	pgRouting f2f incubation code sprint in Japan
== 2021 ==
Budget asked
Budget asked 	$4000
Intended use: 	Vicky Vergara: Incubation, Code Sprint, foss4G presentations & workshops
Used approved:	$300
Used Budget: 	$300
Used for: 	Mentor of UN-OSGeo challenge
== 2020 ==
Budget asked
Budget asked 	$4000
Intended use:	Vicky Vergara: Incubation, Code Sprint
Used Budget: 	$0
Used for: 	
== 2019 ==
Budget asked
Budget asked 	$2000
Intended use:	Vicky Vergara: travel support to FOSS4G Bucharest (presentation, workshop, code sprint)
Used Budget: 	$0
Used for: 	
== 2018 ==
Budget asked
Budget asked 	$500
Intended use:	Rohith Reddy to travel support to FOSS4G Dar Es Salaam
Used Budget: 	$500
Used for: 	Rohith Reddy to travel support to FOSS4G Dar Es Salaam, pgRouting presentation & paper presentation
Category:Budget