nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Prototype

This page is a prototype page for higher education modules. The UMass team is working on this page currently.
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=== Introduction ===
This page offers higher-education resources related to Free/Libre and Open Source Geographic Information Systems (Foss GIS). Others are welcome to contribute. Currently (see below) these materials are organized by course and by the main author or organization involved. Unless otherwise noted, these courses are offered as an "as is" basis and have not undergone any official OSGeo peer-review process. (See below section on "where we hope to go")
As this project operates within open content paradigm, we encourage educators, students and professionals to contribute to the project by adding new modules, by editing/updated new modules and by sharing new datasets. It’s important to add new “roadmaps” or new course outlines so other could use them as well.
=== Completed Course Materials (internal and external links) ===
==== Introduction to Free/Libre and Open Source GIS v.1.0 ====
*This course, in its development, replicates the development of typical GIS project, from data development, data analysis to presentation of analysis of results. The course utilizes qGIS, Grass-plug-in and PostgreSQL/PostGIS as major GIS tools. The course was designed and tested in 2006-2007 and supported by UMass Team (C. Schweik et al). 
*Level: beginners to intermediate users
=== Courses under construction ===
==== A Course outline: Spatial Hydrology (this will soon be moved to geoinformatics.tkk.fi Ari Jolma) ====
=== External Links ===
==== Course materials by Ari Jolma====
==== Geoinformation.net is a Portal prividing general GIS lectures and courses (in german language) ====
=== Repository of modules ===
*All modules
*[lectures/ assignements/excercies]
*[by application area]
*[by software]
*[by level]
=== Where we hope to go === 
In the future, we hope to move this to a system that is more easily searchable, and is built around the modular concept, where each module/block is a complete unit, introducing some theoretical concept, GIS approach or software-related skill. Some OSGeo tutorial standard needs to be established, and each learning module should be classified by the skill-level of the target audience, as well as by application area, type of lessons, etc (refer to Table 1 for detail classification scheme). And while modules should be independent, ideally, each module would include a list of prerequisite modules and may also provide suggestions for relevant modules to explore after that. And these modules are independent and prepared by different people and organizations, they are compliant with each other (or with OSGEO EDU standards). We think the development of a kind of "module buffet" be available, where educators can utilize a sequence of modules related to their area and goals, as a “roadmap” and/or “skeleton” for their courses. In other words, the idea is to create an environment where educators can search and select modules that match their goals.
Provenance Review Template

=<Project> Provenance Review=
== Project History ==
Summarise the history of the source code, including discussion about code ownership and license over time.
==Libraries==
List or reference a table of included libraries and/or components. Include:
* Library Name
* License
* Whether the library licence is compatible with the project
* Whether the library is compiled into the project's releases, or required as an external dependancy
* Whether the library is included in the project's code repository
* Issue? (link if issue if one exists)
* Ok? (Yes/No/Black - implies not checked yet)
* Comment(s)
Library	Licence	Compatible?	Included in core?	Issue(s)?	Ok?	Comments
Library	Licence	yes 	yes 	n/a 	yes	
==Source Files==
List of source files, including code, documentation and data, including:
* File name
* License
* Copyright Holder (if known)
* License header included?
* Issue? (link if issue if one exists)
* Ok? (Yes/No/Black implies not checked yet)
* Comment(s)
File	Licence	Copyright Holder	Licenced?	Issue(s)?	Ok?	Comments
File	Licence	<org/person> 	yes 	n/a 	yes	
==Copyright Holders==
List or reference all copyright holders of the project's source files. These are all the people that would need to be contacted if the license of the project is to be changed. List:
* Organisation or person
* Contact details for Organisation or person
* Issue? (link if issue if one exists)
* Comments
Copyright Holder	Contact details	Issue?	Comments
<org/person> 	... 	 	
== Committers ==
List or reference a table of committers, including:
* Committer name
* Commit username in code repository
* Committer's employer(s) (if applicable)
* Committer (or employer) has signed contribution agreement? (yes/no)
Committer	Username	Affiliation	Contribution Agrement Signed?	Ok?
Name 	Username	Company 	Yes 	Yes
==Further Issues ==
List or reference a list of any outstanding issues not already listed above. Typically link to issues in project's issue tracker.
Category: Incubation
Présence d'un village OS au salon SIG la lettre

Communiqué de presse n°1
= Présence d'un village OS aux Rencontres SIG la lettre =
L'OSGeo-fr est heureuse de vous annoncer l'organisation d'un village Open Source lors des 2eme Rencontres SIG la Lettre (http://www.rencontres-sig-la-lettre.fr) qui se tiendront du du mardi 4 au jeudi 6 mai 2010, à Marne-la-Vallée, au sein de l'Ecole Nationale des Sciences Géographiques (ENSG). Ces trois jours s’organisent autour d’un programme de conférences variées, de formations sur différents thèmes (API, 3D, Mind Mapping), d’animations diverses et accueillent éditeurs de logiciels, producteurs de données et sociétés de services. 
Ce village sera composé de stands autour desquels se tiendront des conférences réalisées par des sociétés éditrices ou utilisatrices de logiciels Libres ou Open Source en géomatique ainsi que par la communauté de l'OSGeo-fr. Les sociétés présentes sont : Camptocamp (http://www.camptocamp.com), Geomatys (http://www.geomatys.fr) et Makina-Corpus (http://www.makina-corpus.fr)
Chaque jour, 11 conférences de 30 mn vous seront présentées. Vous aurez ainsi l'occasion d'échanger entre utilisateurs, sociétés éditrices, développeurs. L'occasion de réaliser votre veille technologique sur les produits en géomatique OpenSource.
Le programme des conférences sera diffusé mi avril et annoncé par un prochain communiqué de presse.
Venez nous retrouver sur le village, et plus particulièrement sur le stand de l'OSGeo-fr !
== À propos de l'OSGeo-fr ==
L'association OSGeo-fr est la représentation francophone de la fondation Open Source Geospatial dont la mission est d'aider et de promouvoir le développement collaboratif des données et des technologies géospatiales ouvertes. L'association sert d'entité légale envers qui les membres de la communauté peuvent contribuer au code, aux finances et aux autres ressources, s'assurer que leurs contributions seront maintenues au bénéfice du public. L'OSGeo-fr sert également d'organisation de référence et d'assistance pour la communauté géospatiale libre, et fournit un forum commun et une infrastructure partagée pour améliorer la collaboration entre projets.
La participation est ouverte à l'ensemble de la communauté open-source. Tous les travaux de l'association sont publiés sur des forums publics où peut s'investir une communauté libre de participants. Les projets de la Fondation OSGeo sont tous librement disponibles et utilisables sous une licence open source certifiée par l'OSI.
http://fr.osgeo.org
Category: Local chapter francophone
Président

En plus d'être le représentant moral de l'asso, le rôle de président est de faire le lien entre le monde extérieur (à l'asso) et les adhérents. Il relais les informations qui lui parviennent (la plus par du temps sur la liste de diffusion francophone, mais essaye aussi dans certaines situations d'interpeller directement les acteurs ou les adhérents)et s'assure que les engagements envers pris par l'association soit tenue.
Pour résumer, c'est un rôle politique (au sens noble du terme) de représentation, mais quand il y a des besoins, il faut aussi mettre la main à la patte (tresorerie, sectéraria, etc).
Public Geospatial Data Committee

== Mission and Approach ==
See Public Geospatial Data Project
== Current Committee members ==
* Jo Walsh 
* Michael Barton
* David Bitner(chair)
* Markus Neteler
* Allan Doyle
* Pericles (Perry) Nacionales
* Schuyler Erle
* Arnulf Christl
* Jeff McKenna
* Dan Putler
* Norman Vine
* Kevin Ward
* Benjamin Branch
== Committee Website and Discussion List ==
* http://geodata.osgeo.org
* discussion: geodata@geodata.osgeo.org
== Task ==
Add basic description and references to the http://geodata.osgeo.org/ site
== Documents ==
* Public Geospatial Data Project
* Geodata Repository
== Meeting Agenda and Minutes ==
Meeting in IRC #osgeo channel (irc.freenode.net)
* First meeting, 1500 UTC 22 March, 2006 (fixed time around the world)
* Second Meeting, 1500 UTC 29 March, 2006 (fixed time around the world)
* Third Meeting, moved! 1600 UTC 6 April, 2006 (fixed time around the world)
* Fourth Meeting, 1600 UTC 20 April, 2006 (fixed time around the world)
* Fifth Meeting, 1600 UTC 11 May, 2006 (fixed time)
* Sixth Meeting 1500 UTC 30th June 2006 (fixed time)
* Seventh Meeting 1500 UTC 20th July 2006 (fixed time)
* Eighth Meeting 1500 UTC 10th August 2006 (fixed time)
* Ninth Meeting
* Tenth Meeting
* Eleventh Meeting
* Twelfth Meeting
* Thirteenth Meeting
* Fourteenth Meeting 
* Fifteenth Meeting 
* 16th Meeting , 1500 UTC 26th March 2008 ()
== Milestones ==
Milestones will be developed by the working groups.
== Working Groups ==
* Geodata Discovery Working Group
* Geodata Packaging Working Group
* Geodata Licensing Working Group
== Outreach ==
* Open Letter regarding the INSPIRE Directive signed (3/2006)
=== Responses, References , Press ===
* http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/71921 (Heise is a commercial enterprise publishing around IT. They operate a /.-like forum in German language
Category:Public Geospatial Data Committee
Category:Committees
PyWPS 2.0.0 fr

Accueil || Promotion et visibilité || Annonce des sorties
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Le 10 8 2007
http://pywps.wald.intevation.org
Après un an de développement, une nouvelle version stable de Python Web Processing Service (PyWPS), la version 2.0.0, est sortie. Elle corrige de nombreuses imperfections et 
instabilités de la version 1.0.0 précédente et ajoute également de nouvelles fonctionnalités.
PyWPS est une implémentation de la version 0.4.0 du standard Web Processing Service de l'OGC [1]. Il a été développé avec la gestion native de GRASS GIS [2], cependant, il peut utiliser n'importe quels autres outils SIG à condition qu'ils soient accessibles en lignes de commandes (PROJ,GDAL/OGR, ...) ainsi que le projet R pour le traitement statistique.
Les spécifications du Web Processing Service de l'OGC fournissent un accès client à travers un réseau pour des calculs pré-programmés et/ou des modèles de traitement qui opèrent sur des données référencées géographiquement. Le calcul peut être extrêmement simple ou hautement complexe, avec n'importe quel nombre de données en entrées et en sortie. Il ne définit pas un processus spécifique qui pourrait être développé par un WPS. À la place, il définit un mécanisme générique qui peut être utilisé pour décrire et le rendre apte au web n'importe quel traitement spatial.
Plusieurs applications clientes peuvent être utilisées avec PyWPS, par exemple le projet Embrio [3]. Il y a également des plugins pour OpenLayers [4][5].
Changements majeurs :
* Nouvelle interface de traitement pour un développement facilité
* Plus stable, les fichiers temporaires seront effacés dans tous les cas
* Plus bavard, d'où meilleur debugage en sortie
* OGC WPS 0.4.0 n'est pas encore implémenté complètement, mais en grande partie
* ...
De nouveaux développements doivent se focaliser sur l'implémentation des spécifications OGC WPS 1.0.0.
Jachym & l'équipe de développement de PyWPS
<Traduit par Yves Jacolin>
* [1] http://www.opengeospatial.org/standards/requests/28
* [2] http://grass.itc.it
* [3] http://pywps.ominiverdi.org
* [4] http://openlayers.org 
* [5] http://www.bnhelp.cz/mapserv/pokusy/OpenLayers/jachym/openlayers/examples/wps.html
Category: Local chapter francophone
PyWPS budget 2019

The PyWPS project requests to OSGeo a total budget of 3200 USD for the year 2019.
Currency: Euro
== Income ==
Source 	Amount €	Notes
Surplus from previews year	-- 	
Donations 	-- 	no fundraising program planed
Total 	0 	
== Planned Expenses ==
Source 	Amount €	Notes
Administration 	 	
Bank fees (base pkg, wire fees, paypal fees, etc.) 	0,- 	
Events 	 	
PyWPS community workshop (WPS 2.0, REST interface - place and time to be defined 2019)	1500 	
PyWPS Community Sprint FOSS4G Bucarest 2019 	1500 	
Travel grants for community sprints 	xxx 	see OSGeo budget 2019 (TBD)
Other 	 	
T-shirts for community sprints 	100 	
Stickers (conferences, talks, general promotion) 	100 	
TOTAL 	3200 	
== Actual expenses ==
Source 	Amount €	Notes
Administration 	 	
Bank fees (base pkg, wire fees, paypal fees, etc.)	... 	
Events 	 	
Travel grants for community sprints 	... 	see TBD
Other 	 	
T-shirts for community sprints 	... 	
T-shirts for promotion/users 	... 	
TOTAL 	.... 	
Category: 2019
Category:Budget
Pycsw

pycsw is an OGC CSW server implementation written in Python
This labs project has now completed incubation and has graduated as as a full-fledged OSGeo project in March 2015 - congratulations!
== Basic Project Data ==
*Project Name: pycsw
*Project Status Condition: Stable, Adult
*Project Web Site: http://pycsw.org
*Project Contact: Angelos Tzotsos
*Short Project Description: pycsw is an OGC CSW server implementation written in Python. pycsw fully implements the OpenGIS Catalogue Service Implementation Specification [Catalogue Service for the Web]. Initial development started in 2010 (more formally announced in 2011). The project is certified OGC Compliant, and is an OGC Reference Implementation. pycsw allows for the publishing and discovery of geospatial metadata. Existing repositories of geospatial metadata can also be exposed via OGC:CSW 2.0.2, providing a standards-based metadata and catalogue component of spatial data infrastructures.
== Project Infrastructure ==
*Project Source Code: https://github.com/geopython/pycsw
*Project Mailing List: https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/pycsw-devel
*Project Version Control Repository: https://github.com/geopython/pycsw.git
*Project Bug Tracker: https://github.com/geopython/pycsw/issues
*Project Feature Request Tracker: https://github.com/geopython/pycsw/issues
== Project Governance ==
*Source Code License: http://pycsw.org/docs/license.html
*Documentation License: http://pycsw.org/docs/license.html
*Copyright Assignment Policy: Copyright is assigned to committers
*Decision Making Procedure: Through mailing list voting and IRC meetings (#pycsw at FreeNode)
*Coding Standards: PEP 8
*Release Procedure: https://github.com/geopython/pycsw/wiki/Release-Packaging
== Project Deliverables ==
*Latest Project Release: 1.4.1 - 26 March 2013
Category: OSGeo Labs
Category:pycsw
Pycsw budget 2019

The pycsw project requests to OSGeo a total budget of 3000 USD for the year 2019.
This is intended to cover:
Description 	Budget committed (USD)	Actual spent (USD)
Support for attending OSGeo Code Sprint 	1500 	1198
Support for CSW 4.0 initial implementation / attending meetings	1500 	1574
TOTAL 	3000 	3074
Category:Budget
Pycsw budget 2020

The pycsw project requests to OSGeo a total budget of 3200 USD for the year 2020.
This is intended to cover:
Description 	Budget committed (USD)	Actual spent (USD)
Support for attending OSGeo Code Sprint 	1200 	0
Support for pycsw OGC - API Records implementation / meetings	500 	0
Presentation on pycsw and OGC API at FOSS4G-E 	1500 	0
TOTAL 	3200 	0
Note: no funds were spent in 2020 due to impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Category:Budget
Pycsw foss4g 2013 abstract

1. Presentation Title:
pycsw: Metadata Publishing Just Got Easier
2. I can give a practical demonstration:
Yes
3. Short Abstract (1 sentence, 100 words max):
pycsw is an OGC Compliant CSW server implementation written in Python, enabling publishing and discovery of geospatial metadata, providing a standards-based metadata and catalogue component of spatial data infrastructures.
4. Full Abstract (1,000 words max):
pycsw is an OGC CSW server implementation written in Python, enabling publishing and discovery of geospatial metadata, providing a standards-based metadata and catalogue component of spatial data infrastructures. 
This presentation will look at the history and motivation of pycsw, current developments, and why pycsw is quickly gaining momentum as the choice for CSW deployments among many open data portals (GeoNode, Open-Data-Catalog, CKAN/data.gov). The project is certified OGC Compliant, and is an OGC Reference Implementation. Since April, pycsw is under OSGeo Incubation.
5. Category:
* Case Studies: Relate your experiences.
* Benchmarks: Comparisons between packages.
* Business Cases: building the economic case.
* Visualization: effective presentation of information.
* Disaster Response: software, case studies, outcomes.
* Development: new developments in products. (X)
* Hacks and Mashes: novel solutions to our problems.
* Collaboration: data collection, data sharing, open standards. (X)
* New data: handling new data models, for example 3D & temporal data, or big data.
* Other
6. Who is the target audience for your presentation?
* People new to open source geospatial (X)
* Manager (X)
* End User (X)
* Technical / Developer (X)
* Other
7. Presenters
* Angelos Tzotsos, OSGeo Charter Member, tzotsos[at]gmail[dot]com
* Tom Kralidis, OSGeo Charter Member, tomkralidis[at]hotmail[dot]com
* Jeff McKenna, Gateway Geomatics, jmckenna[at]gatewaygeomatics[dot]com
Category:pycsw
Pycsw ogc compliance news item draft

Subject: pycsw Receives OGC Compliance Certification and Reference Implementation Status
Body:
14 January 2013
The pycsw development team is happy to announce that pycsw 1.4.0 is now certified OGC Compliant for OGC CSW 2.0.2 [1], and passes all 103 CITE tests.
As well, pycsw is now an official OGC Reference Implementation. A demonstration instance of the reference implementation is available at http://demo.pycsw.org.
Standards are at the core of pycsw; acheiving OGC compliance and reference implementation status is part of the project's ongoing commitment to an open source, standards-based metadata and catalogue component of spatial data infrastructures.
pycsw is an OGC Compliant CSW server implementation written in Python. Please visit http://pycsw.org for more information.
[1] http://www.opengeospatial.org/resource/products/details/?pid=1104
Category:pycsw
Q&A Stage 1 Buenos Aires

Questions to LoI of the Buenos Aires Team:
Point of info on dates from Steven Feldman The Jewish High Holy Days run till 29 September 2021, this overlap may be unavoidable
* Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention, I didn't see in the Argentinian calendar the dates for Shmini Atzeret and Simchat Torah as they are not considered in the National holidays law. The date is tentative and can be moved, we will evaluate alternatives such as October 4th to October 9th and will be checking with the venue to secure availability.--Mlibman (talk) 14:38, 29 September 2019 (PDT)
Q&A Stage 1 Florence

Questions to LoI of the Florence Team:
Eli Adam:
# Please clarify the August 24 to 26 dates or how dates might work with other conferences. Would SotM work in that venue on the 27th (without the auditorium) and 28th? Would the price of the venue work for SotM? When would the code sprint be scheduled?
FLOC answer:
The dates will work because from 24th to 26th there will be the main FOSS4G conference, maybe on the 26th we could have some OSM related workshops at the University in order to not have any problems with the space. Moreover, if the venue costs will not fit with the SotM conference we can use the University spaces, some rooms will be used for the code sprint and others for the SotM conference. Usually SotM conferences need 3/4 rooms and more or less the same numbers of rooms are required for the code sprint so there will be no space problems. 
However so far we haven’t received an answer neither from OSM nor from HOT, but we are going to contact them again to discuss and see how we can collaborate.
Q&A Stage 1 Istanbul

Questions to LoI of the Istanbul Team:
Till Adams:
* In your LoI I miss answers to questions 6 (early thoughts on prices) + 7 (price range for accommodation) ... are there any early estimations on these ?
Answers LOC Istanbul:
6. Early thoughts on prices of conference attendance? (indicative estimates)
* Registration fee is approximately 500 euros. Registration fee may vary by delegate type, such as student, one-day, accompanying person, and/or, depending on the region in which the delegate participates, such as local, developing country.
7. What is the price range and general location of your proposed accommodations? (hotels)
* Istanbul is a very dynamic and touristic mega city. There is too many different categories and areas for accommodations, therefore accomadation prices vary in a broad range. Nevertheless, for a general view, accommodation prices range is approximately from 60 euros (3 stars hotels and below) to 120 euros (4 star hotels). Cheaper and different accommodation options are also available.
QGIS

QGIS - The Free and Open Source Geographic Information System
: Welcome to the wonderful world of Geographical Information Systems (GIS)!
: Find everything about QGIS on our web site at http://qgis.org
== What is QGIS? ==
QGIS is an Open Source Geographic Information System. The project was born in May of 2002 and was established as a project on SourceForge in June of the same year. We’ve worked hard to make GIS software (which is traditionally expensive proprietary software) a viable prospect for anyone with basic access to a Personal Computer. QGIS currently runs on most Unix platforms, Windows, and OS X. QGIS is developed using the Qt toolkit (http://qt.digia.com) and C++. This means that QGIS feels snappy to use and has a pleasing, easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI).
== Who Uses QGIS? ==
QGIS aims to be an easy-to-use GIS, providing common functions and features. The initial goal was to provide a GIS data viewer. QGIS has reached the point in its evolution where it is being used by many for their daily GIS data viewing needs. QGIS supports many raster and vector data formats, with new format support easily added using the plugin architecture.
== QGIS is Quality Open Source ==
QGIS is released under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Developing QGIS under this license means that you can inspect and modify the source code, and guarantees that you, our happy user, will always have access to a GIS program that is free of cost and can be freely modified. You should have received a full copy of the license with your copy of QGIS, and you also can find it in Appendix GNU General Public License. QGIS graduated from the OSGeo Incubation in 2008 confirming it's high quality, good governance and active community. You can trust QGIS. 
== More Information ==
The latest version of this document can always be found in the documentation area of the QGIS website at http://www.qgis.org/en/docs/