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== Introduction to the Open Source Geospatial Foundation Wiki ==
This is the community Wiki of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation. Please refer to the official web site for official documents and policies. This Wiki is the place where documents such as committee notes, discussion on software projects, and proposals can be created collaboratively.
See Getting Started for how to dive in and get involved. We have Local Chapters, which work regionally and in other languages. We also have many active Mailing Lists for discussions. Take a moment to visit our Library. We have a list of email Contacts for various projects and functions.
The OSGeo has an official structure but the movement is much larger. You are free to join us and add yourself to this OSGeo Member List.
=== Committees ===
 Committees are part of the official structure of OSGeo. This is where the work gets done. Committees meet on the IRC on #osgeo or use conference calls. For a list of scheduled or regularly scheduled meetings of many of the committees check the Foundation Calendar. From the committees' pages you will find the missions, names of the people involved, and links to the working documents.
Informal participation in committees via mailing list, Wiki contributions and meeting attendance is encouraged by all interested parties!
* Board of Directors
* Code Of Conduct Committee
* Conference Committee
* GeoForAll
* Incubation Committee
* Marketing Committee
* Open Geoscience Committee
* Project Steering Committees
* Public Geospatial Data Committee
* System Administration Committee (SAC)
* UnitedNations Committee (UN)
=== Networking ===
OSGeo means community based development. We work at both global and local level. Check here for joining active communities:
* Local Chapters
* Like Minded Regional Organizations
* International Outreach
* OSGeo Members	
=== General OSGeo ===
*OSGeo Description 
*OSGeo Wikipedia Articles 
*Membership Rules 
*Committee Guidelines 
*Contacts - for projects, committees, etc (see OSGeo Website)
*OSGeo issue tracker
*All OSGeo issue trackers 
*OSGeo git 
*Protocol for requesting a letter of support 
*Jobs Board 
*Open Source GIS History
=== Software and Data ===
Services:
* OSGeo Live Distribution
* Commercial Services
* Geodata Repository
Development:
* JQuery Spatial development
* AJAX WebMapping Project Request
* OSGeo Binary Distribution
* Google Summer of Code initiative
* Java GIS Collaboration
* MetaCRS project
* Mobile Solutions
* Programming Languages Project
* OSGeo Labs
== Useful Notes ==
* Getting Started will help you to find about.
* How to Edit this Wiki.
* How to keep Track of what is going on in the Wiki.
* Protected page guidelines
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"Commercial Software"

Software can be used in commercial contexts to make Business. Therefore the term "commercial software" is a misnomer. The opposite of Open Source and Free Software is "proprietary software". 
== Free and Open Source Software ==
Free Software and Open Source describe a licensing model that promotes the commercial use of the software by preventing individuals to restrict distribution to their own terms. "Their own terms" refers to the notion of property, hence the terminology "proprietary" - to be in someone's property. 
== Proprietary Licensed Software ==
Proprietary licenses (also called Restricting licenses) can make it a lot more difficult to use the corresponding software commercially due to complicated and complex usage restrictions. In many cases license definitions have to be modified to be applicable to national law. Proprietary licenses tend to be modified more frequently due to changes in the market, competitor's strategies, the law, and so on. This potential for change makes it much more difficult for a professional and commercial users to calculate TCO, protect their investment and implement scalability.
== Commercial Software ==
For all of the above reasons it does not make much sense to use the term "commercial software" as opposed to Open Source or Free Software. If the two opposing license models are to be differentiated, then the correct term is "proprietary software". 
== Reducing Confusion ==
Unfortunately the term "proprietary" is also used in the context of interoperability and describes software that does not follow open standards. From this perspective the term "proprietary" can sometimes be applied to Free and Open Source Software interfaces. Any software that does not follow standard interfaces or file formats has "their own" (proprietary) interface definitions. In this case the "owner" is the "software" and the object of ownership is the interface or data format. Do not confuse this with licenses where the "owner" is an individual or an organization and the object of ownership is the software. 
The "owner" of a "software" automatically "inherits" what is "owned" by the software. Thus the proprietary restrictions on the software also apply to the interfaces. One good example where this problem has been recognized and is now being changed is the Google-owned format KML. Google has transferred the ownership (copyright) of KML to the OGC so that the interface can become an open standard. 
If you have a more adept, clean, expert, skilled and smart way of expressing these issues without using so many "quotes" please feel free to help User:Seven clean this terminological mess up. 
== More Links and Definitions ==
* There was some discussion on the Wikipedia page on Commercial Software which eventually ended up as a redirect to "Business Software" (linked by --Seven 11:18, 29 July 2007 (CEST)).
* Don't oppose Free Software and Commercial Software by Jan Wagner (2004)
* Feel free to add more links that make sense in this context
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(Java FOSS GIS) DataObject Framework

== Introduction ==
One great opportunity for GeoJOP's (Geospatial Java Open Source Programs) to share code is by writing components responsible for moving "features" to and from data sources. Some initial work has been done on a framework that would allow GeoJOP's to do just that. This framework focuses on a highly abstract and very simple representation of a feature known as a DataObject. A DataObject is simply a collection of named attributes whose data types and values match a schema. A DataObject can be used to represent a Simple Feature, but could also be used to represent a non-spatial feature, since there is no requirement for a spatial attribute. (The DataObject is not required to contain an attribute that stores a representation of feature's location.)
Programs like UDig or OpenJUMP will need to convert DataObjects to their own internal feature model before use. This can be done "higher in the software stack" allowing programmers to work together on lower levels of the stack, such as data access.
== Our Goal ==
To have a simple API that can be used to represent features in a highly abstract and simple way. This representation should accomplish the following goals:
* Facilitate easy conversion to and from more complex feature models.
* Serve as vehicle that can be used to move data between more complex feature models and data sources, like an ESRI Shapefile or DXF file. 
== Why Aren't We Using GeoTools or GeoAPI ==
* We want to keep data source access independent of more complex feature models. (We don't want a programmer writing and maintaining a data source reader/writer to worry about a more complex feature model. Leave that to the program using the more complex feature model.)
* We want a simple feature model whose API is stable, so maintenance of data source reader/writers is as low as possible.
== Data Source We Would Like To Support ==
* ESRI Shapefiles
* AutoDESK DXF
* Paul Austin's TOF Format (Comma Separated Values)
* GML 2.0
== Get The Code ==
Initial source code can be found at the SurveyOS Subversion Repository.
http://surveyos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/surveyos/java/collaboration/
== Navigation ==
Java GIS Collaboration Home
10 reunion geoinquietos Madrid

Fecha: Viernes 22 de Marzo de 2013
Lugar: Matadero Madrid
Hora : 17 horas
Asistentes: 13 personas (al menos la mitad era la primera vez que asistían)
Asunto: Preparación actividades a desarrollar por los geoinquietos en el ámbito de MediaLab Prado
== Calendario de actividades con participación de geoinquietos ==
=== Encuentro anual Libre Graphics (del 10 al 13 abril) ===
Durante los tres días 11, 12 y 13 de Abril tendremos que dar cobertura a lo siguiente:
 17h a 18.00h - Micro taller de Open Street Maps -
 En el punto de información de Geoinquietos dentro del Laboratorio de Cultura de Datos
 19h a 20.00h - Introducción de SIG libre y datos abiertos como base tecnológica en iniciativas de cambio social
 En el punto de información de Geoinquietos dentro del Laboratorio de Cultura de Datos
 
=== Taller OpenStreetMap Viernes 31 de mayo ===
 17h a 20h - Taller de edición de Open Street Maps 
=== Presentaciones Viernes 7 de junio ===
 
 18h a 20h - Presentación *'SIG libre y datos abiertos como base tecnológica en iniciativas de cambio social'*
 
=== Mapping Party Viernes 14 de junio ===
 
 17h a 20h - Mapping Party movilidad-accesibilidad
 
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13 reunion geoinquietos Madrid

Geobirras
Convocado por[meetup]
22 de julio · 19:00 Medialab Prado
Quedamos en la puerta de Medialab-Prado para ir de cañas por la zona.
Tratamos varios puntos:
- Jornada Mapas+Grupo Periodismos de datos (10 oct)
Tenemos esbozado un programa para un Geoevento en Medialab-Prado que queŕiamos terminar antes de irnos de vacaciones. Ya tenemos reservado el auditorio de Medialab-Prado para el 10 de Octubre y algunos ponentes. Se trataria de un evento realizado con la ayuda y participación del grupo de periodismo de datos.
- Accessibility Mapping Party 5.0 Tetuán (2-3 Oct)
Hay dinamizadores del barrio ocupándose de la preparación, difusión y contacto con entidades, nos ocuparemos de la parte técnica 'solamente'.
- Subida masiva de los datos abiertos de locales comerciales del barrio de Tetuán a OSM
Preparación para el posterior trabajo de campo de la Accessibility MP 5.0
- Asociación Geoinquietos: DHA (consultora)
- OpenStreetMap issues
Asistieron: Alejandro, Jesús, Jorge Sanz, Carmen, Raúl Jimenez, Jorge Arévalo, Javi Velasco, Iván Sánchez, Xose V.
NOTA:
El martes 14 de julio a las 18h también hemos quedado en Medialab-Prado para centrarnos solamente (o casi) en el evento Graeme, Xosé y Alejandro.
14 reunion geoinquietos Madrid

Cartocañas (Convocado por lista de correo)
15 de octubre de 2015, cafetería zona de Glorieta de Quevedo, Madrid
Tratamos varios puntos:
- Jornada ElectionMaps: Se comenta el éxito de las jornadas de ElectionMaps celebradas el sábado 10 de octubre en los locales de Medialab. Xosé informa de que seguramente Medialab pagará unas pequeñas cantidades de dinero a los ponentes. Se acuerda ceder ese dinero a Geoinquietos Madrid, para gastos de funcionamiento.
- Medialab Prado: Actualmente hemos perdido la condición de 'grupo colaborador de Medialab' por un despiste administrativo. Hemos solicitado que se nos vuelva a incorporar como colaboradores. Estamos pendientes de respuesta por parte de Medialab. Graeme y Santiago se encargarán de dar seguimiento al tema. Se enviará un correo al director del centro, Marcos, preguntando si podemos disponer de locales para los próximos eventos de Geoinquietos Madrid programados.
- Colaboración OSM-IGN: Jorge Sanz informa de contactos con el IGN para estudiar posibles formas de colaboración entre OSM y el IGN
- Geocamp 2016: Se informa de que no hay definido un Geocamp 2016 y se analizan las posibilidades de organizarlo desde Geoinquietos Madrid. Se abrirá un hilo en la lista de geoinquietos españa preguntando por posibles candidaturas que quieran preparar el evento. Se habla de Córdoba y también de organizar un evento conjunto con la gente de OSGeo-PT. Geoinquietos Madrid podría plantear su candidatura para Geocamp 2016 o quizás Geocamp 2017.
- Asociación Geoinquietos: Se debate acerca de las alternativas para formalizar una asociación Geoinquietos a nivel nacional. Se abrirá un hilo en la lista de Geoinquietos España para iniciar el debate.
- Location Tech, diciembre 2015: Desde la organización de Location Tech han invitado a participar a Geoinquietos Madrid. Graeme está llevando la coordinación con la gente de LocationTech. El evento será el 10 de diciembre entre 20 y 22 horas. Se ha reservado espacio en el Google Campus de Madrid.
- #100mapathons for OSMGeoWeek 2015: HOT-OSM quiere organizar 100 mapatones a nivel mundial coincidiendo con la semana OSMGeoWeek, en la semana del 15 al 21 de noviembre. Geoinquietos Madrid quiere participar con la organización de una sesión. Estamos pendientes de disponer de locales en Medialab. Trataríamos de hacerlo el sábado 21/11.
- Herramientas colaborativas: Xosé plantea que debemos estudiar la utilización de las nuevas herramientas colaborativas disponibles a día de hoy (Meetup, Tinpad,...). Se abrirá un hilo en la lista de correo de Madrid en el que debatiremos qué herramientas hay disponibles y cuáles nos gustaría incorporar a los procesos de Geoinquietos Madrid. 
Asistieron: Xose Manuel Vilan, Graeme Herbert, Jorge Sanz, Santiago Higuera, Jesús García, Ramiro Aznar, David Terrativa.
18.02.2011 Geodetski fakultet

18.02.2012 Prisustvovali Dražen Odobašić, Mario Miler, Hrvoje Bogner, Darko Boto
== Dnevni red: ==
1. hr.osgeo.org
* migracija na wordpress?
* redizajn
2. Izrada dokumentacije za nabava.geoinfo na wiki.osgeo.hr
* sql query (koristeni na maptile-u)
* skripte - geolociranje...
* stilovi (cascadnik)
3. Lokalizacija QGIS (OSGEO live)
4. Osnivanje udruge?
5. Slobodni atlas
* definiranje layera
* izvori podataka
* obrada podataka
* alati
* ... napraviti prijedlog forme
== Dogovor ==
1. Dogovorena migracija na wordpress rjesit ce Drazen i Darko
2. Napravimo i dokumentaciju a riješiti će Mario (riješeno)
3. Dražen će dignuti server
4. Za sljedeći dogovor naći primjer statuta i predložiti prilagodbe
5.
1Spatial Report 2007

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation has proved to be one of those
organisations that is here to stay and is adding value by helping to promote
and deliver open source solutions. If you think back 10 to 12 years and look
what the Open Geospatial Consortium has achieved and how it has developed since
then, I imagine (and hope) OSGeo will have a similar impact and reach in the
geospatial community. 1Spatial is proud to be associated with OSGeo since its
inception and to be once more supporting OSGeo as a Sponsor in 2008.
1Spatial also participated in the annual worldwide Free and Open Source Software
for Geospatial conference (FOSS4G) held in Victoria, Canada, in September 2007,
with Chris Tagg, our Radius Studio Product Manager, giving a presentation
entitled "Opening Spatial Databases for Data Quality Certification". His
presentation discussed the importance of spatial data quality and how, by
embracing Open Source technologies, the ability to assess and transform spatial
data to ensure it is fit for purpose is possible, regardless of where your
spatial datasets are held and the format they are in.
The presentation focussed specifically on the concept of using the Feature Data
Object (FDO) open source Application Programming Interface (API) for
manipulating, defining, and analysing geospatial information, regardless of
where it is stored. Using FDO as a data access bridge we have been able to open
up business opportunities previously unavailable to us. Working with the OSGeo
community has also helped us to provide a cost-effective and robust solution
using open source experts and technologies.
--Graham Stickler, 1Spatial
Category: Reports 2007
1Spatial Report 2008

== 1Spatial ==
* Contact: Steven Ramage
We are possibly not the most obvious supporter of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation since 1Spatial is a commercial organisation selling our own software solutions and services. However, we have invested significantly in using the Feature Data Object (FDO) open source Application
Programming Interface (API). We have also worked hard to promote our work in this area using FDO as a data access bridge, for example in our Radius Studio Practitioner Programme and with customers like MidCoast Water in Australia and Transport for London in the UK. We also released a FOSS tool to the community. It allows for simple and efficient management of growing volumes of geospatial data in mainstream databases. This tool enables the management of geospatial data in relational databases, such as Oracle9i, 10g and 11g and Microsoft SQL Server 2008.
Once again we participated in the Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) conference, held last year in Cape Town, South Africa. Crispin Hoult, Managing Consultant at 1Spatial, gave a presentation entitled 'CAD-GIS Integration: Achieving Commercial Reality with Open Source Solutions'. The presentation explored the practical use and exploitation of FDO beyond the Open Source community boundaries. With specific reference to the CAD-GIS integration problem where 1Spatial has used FDO to build data bridges, integrate geospatial data and to also facilitate the convergence of CAD and GIS data sources. This presentation discussed the use of free and open source software (FOSS) with proprietary software (AutoCAD) to achieve greater geospatial collaboration. 
In our example FOSS has been married to existing technology and business processes and it was shown that real values could be placed on such a hybrid solution. The example highlighted how such a low-risk, low-cost solution has been developed around FDO. It provides geospatial access to potentially millions of geospatial data users that could otherwise be alienated from corporate geospatial datasets by virtue of their legacy software investment and productivity tool needs.
This was illustrated with a case study from a national utility in the UK. Having commissioned a corporate geospatial solution they found that the drawing office was not considered in the geospatial systems implementation and only an FDO-based platform provided the cost-point and timescales to meet their data access needs.
The growth of OSGeo local chapters all over the World is very encouraging. As an organisation involved in the Open Geospatial Consortium since 1996, we were also very pleased and encouraged to see the news announcement about the joint Memorandum of Understanding, to coordinate open geospatial standards and open source geospatial software and data. 2009 holds some exciting developments in store and we are pleased to continue as an Associate Sponsor.
2007 Google SoC Project Milestones

This page will be used to track the Milestones reached by each project particpating in the OSGeo Umbrella for the 2007 Google Summer of Code.
= Project Information =
Student 	Project 	Primary Mentor/Contact	Alternate Mentor/Contact 	Subscribed To Project Mailing List	Subscribed To OSGeo Mailing List	Repository Access	Student Has Mailed Project Mailing List	
Daniel Bundala 	GRASS - Line simplification & Smoothing Modules (Abstract) 	Wolf Bergenheim 	- 	Y 	Y 	Y 	Y 	
Maximilian Maldacker 	GRASS - Shortest Path in Free Vector Space (Abstract) 	Wolf Bergenheim 	- 	Y 	Y 	Y 	Y 	
Klokan Petr Přidal 	GDAL - GDAL2Tiles, Tile Raster Driver 	Howard Butler 	- 	Y 	Y 	 	 	
Jens Oberender 	GDAL - KML Read Support For Existing Driver 	Mateusz Loskot 	- 	Y 	Y 	Y 	 	
Christophe Rousson 	uDig - Data Caching 	Ian Turton 	Jesse 	Y 	Y 	Y 	Y 	
Eduin Yezid Carrillo Vega	PostGIS - Materialized Views with Geometric Support 	Mark Leslie 	Kevin Neufeld 	Y 	Y 	Y 	Y 	
Christopher Whitney 	GeoServer - JTileCache 	Justin Deoliveira 	Andrea Aime 	Y 	Y 	 	 	
Daniele Romagnolil 	GeoTools - Multi-Dimensional Raster Data Sources (Abstract)	Simone Giannecchini 	Martin Desruisseaux 	Y 	Y 	Y 	Y 	
Jan Jezek 	GeoTools and uDig - Transformation Algorithms 	Jesse Eichar 	Martin Desruisseaux 	Y 	Y 	Y 	Y 	
Xing Lin 	PostGIS - Coverage Model and Operations (Abstract) 	Timothy Keitt 	(request to postgis-devel)	Y 	Y 	Y 	Y 	
Anthony Manfredi 	GeoServer - Style Editor 	Andrea Aime 	Cory Horner 	Y 	Y 	 	Y 	
Rui Li 	uDig Interactive GeoRSS Tool (Abstract) 	Richard Gould 	Justin Deolivera 	Y 	Y 	Y 	 	
Hans Haggstrom 	GeoTools 3D Rendering Pipeline 	Jody Garnett 	Landon Blake 	Y 	? 	Y 	Y 	
Adam Nowacki 	GDAL - OCG WMS Driver 	Daniel Morissette 	? 	Y 	Y 	 	 	
Michael Craig 	3D Rendering Pipeline Component For GIS Servers (cancelled)	Landon Blake 	Jody Garnett 	N 	N 	N 	N 	
Note: Another similar table can be found here:
- http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/Summer+of+Code
= Navigation = 
OSGeo Google Summer of Code Home
2007 Google Summer of Code Home
List of OSGeo proposals for Summer of Code
Category:Google Summer of Code