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FOSS4G Europe 2015 OSGeo Europe BOF Agenda

== Agenda: == 
# A European legal entity representing OSGeo
## SWOT Analysis concerning the foundation of an European legal structure 
## mission of a future OSGeo Europe 
# Membership discussion: face2face continuation of the thread on the discuss list OSGeo-Discuss 2015 Charter Member elections (here! and here etc)
# Planning of activities and goals for the industry workgroup (in relation with OSGeo Europe?)
== Minutes of BOF meeting ==
* question from Dirk: do we need an OSGeo Europe entity?
** another org helps to act as legal entity to deal with more local projects
** lobby in Europe specifically
* Helena: how does this relate to OSGeo?
* Maxi: there are already other OSGeo local chapters as legal entities
* Alessandro: not aware of this, in the Italian community. Do we need a legal entity, or just a more organized movement along existing chapters
* Kari: Finnish chapter in formation. Organizing workshops are costly to organize on own, so external funding could help.
* do we need a structure to decide about next OSGeo-Europe hosting decision
** do we focus on European funding
** other things to discuss first
* Arnulf: legal entities already exist.
* Jeff: focus on what we are good at (building open software). Hesitate to force funding issues on a 100% volunteer organization (OSGeo Europe or OSGeo global).
* Robin: look at leveraging other orgs in our space.
== Description ==
=== OSGeo legal structure ===
I think it is important to create a European legal structure representing OSGeo in Europe, to be able to speak as one voice, and as a legal entity representing OSGeo values to the EU Administration, industry and R&D institutions. 
OSGeo Europe should give support to OSGeo in lobbying European Union Institutions (Commission, Parliament, etc) related to specific EU-Themes (INSPIRE, H2020, Procurement policy, ...)
It can act as an entity to manage H2020 projects, etc...
(from the preconference meeting of Geo4All on Tuesday July 14, Como): Osgeo could play a role in encouraging and should be issued by OSGeo.
Also here OSGeo-EU legal structure can play a role for Europe.
=== Planning of activities and goals of the [industry] workgroup ===
I believe in eco-systems. A system where all the entities are acting in an equal important role in a whole system. 
Wednesday July 15, I have a presentation: " HOW OPEN SOURCE AND INSPIRE CAN BE USED AS A TACTICAL WEAPON FOR ECONOMICAL GROWTH IN EUROPE" where I want to start a discussion about using open source and open source licenses to support an ecosystem and get more impact as a network of SME's. I think openness to other parts of the eco-system is very important. Bring the different stakeholders together. 
=== The membership discussion. ===
It is a yearly returning topic about the elections of the charter members and the board. Should there be a membership fee, and/or should we have charter members, where it is not clear that we have a charter. During this topic we have the chance to discuss face2face about this theme.
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Category:FOSS4G-Europe
FOSS4G Korea 2019 QGIS 번역모임

== FOSS4G Korea 2019 QGIS 번역 모임 ==
=== 목적 ===
* QGIS의 최신 매뉴얼 및 메뉴를 한국어로 함께 번역
=== 때 ===
* FOSS4G Korea 2019 기간 중(10월 10일~11일) 
=== 곳 ===
* FOSS4G Korea 2019 행사 장
=== 참가자 ===
* 신상희
* 최규성
* 최준영
* 이민파
* 김지윤
* 오동하
* 김윤제
* 오유상
* 정윤재
* 유병혁
=== 준비물 ===
* 노트북
* 유머와 열정
Category:Korea
Category:Local Chapters
Category:Translation
Category:QGIS
Category:FOSS4G
FOSS4G NA 2012

FOSS4G North America 2012 will be held April 10–12, 2012 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC.
== Conference Committee ==
* Paul Ramsey, OpenGeo (Chair)
* Philip Bogden, RadiantBlue
* Peter Batty, Ubisense
* Michael Smith, US Army Corps of Engineers
* Christopher Tucker, MapStor Foundation
* Kate Chapman, Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team
* Eddie Pickle, OpenGeo
== Program Committee ==
* Bonnie Bogle, DevelopmenSeed (Chair)
* Michael Terner, AppGeo
* Ken Bossung, OpenGeo
* Scott Clark, LMN Solutions
* Joel Schlagel, USACE
* Amye Osti, 34north
* David Bitner, Metropolitan Airports Commission
* Javier de la Torre, Vizzuality
== Useful Links ==
* FOSS4G North America 2012 Site
* Draft Schedule Grid
* FOSS4G NA 2012 Code Sprint
* FOSS4G NA 2012 Announcements
* Page to Advertise Available Hotel Room Shares FOSS4G_NA_2012_Room_Shares
Category:FOSS4G NA 2012
Category:Past Events
FOSS4G NA 2012 Code Sprint

The code sprint will happen all day on Thurday April 12, 2012 at the Washington conference center. Room TBD.
= Participation =
If you are planning on attending the sprint, please fill in your project and name so we can do food and beverage planning appropriately.
== GeoServer ==
* Andrea Aime
* Justin Deoliveira
== MapServer ==
* Michael Smith
* Someone else!
== PostGIS ==
If we're still working on 2.0 at this point, there will be hell to pay. Hopefully this is the 2.1 planning session!
* Paul Ramsey 
* Someone else!
== PDAL and friends ==
* Michael P. Gerlek (mpg)
* Michael Smith
== GeoMOOSE ==
* Dan "Ducky" Little , I plan to hang around and code. I'll default to working on GeoMOOSE but can pitch in on other efforts.
== jQuery Geo ==
* Ryan Westphal
* You?
Category:FOSS4G NA 2012
FOSS4G NA 2013

Following on the success of FOSS4G North America 2012, FOSS4G NA 2013 will be held on May 22-24, 2013, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
== Conference Committee ==
Please Join the Local Organizing Committee Mailing List
* David Bitner, Metropolitan Airports Commission (Conference Chair)
* Kari Geurts, Department of Natural Resources
* Blaine Hackett, Flat Rock Geographics (Venue Chair)
* Len Kne, University of Minnesota
* Brian Fischer, Houston Engineering
* Brian Huberty, USFWS
* Scott Wolfert, Houston Engineering
== Program Committee ==
Please Join the Program Committee Mailing List
* David Bitner, Metropolitan Airports Commission
* Paul Wickman, Flat Rock Geographics (Program Committee Chair)
* Michael Terner, Applied Geographics (Program Committee Vice Chair)
* Cameron Goodale, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
* David Fawcett, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
* Eddie Pickle, OpenGeo
* Coleman McCormick, Spatial Networks
* Paul Ramirez, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
== Useful Links ==
* FOSS4G North America 2012 Site
* Meet Minneapolis Official Convention and Visitors Association
* Mpls Convention Planners Guide
* FOSS4G NA 2013 OSGeo Agreements
== Planning Meetings ==
* Kickoff Meeting (Agenda/Notes) April 24th, Noon Cap's Grille on 50th/Hiawatha Minneapolis
== Potential Plans ==
=== Possible Conference Venues ===
* Marriott City Center
* UMN Alumni Center
* Nicollet Island Pavillion
* Ramada MOA
* The Depot
* Twins Stadium
=== Possible Social Venues/Ideas ===
* CoCo Minneapolis or CoCo St. Paul
Category:FOSS4G NA 2013
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Category:Events
FOSS4G Public Geodata BOF

* Petition for Public Access to Geodata in Europe
* Public Access Geodata Repository
* Geodata Licensing Working Group - PGL
* Geodata Discovery Working Group
* Geodata Packaging Working Group - Education Committee
== Nearby ==
* Public Geodata License
* Open Knowledge Definition
* Geodata Commons (Harlan Onsrud's group at U.Maine
* Free Earth Foundation (WorldWind data access effort)
* MadMappers (Africa GIS data effort)
== Notes ==
FOSS4G Public Geodata BOF Attendees
Pedro suggests
Connecting with legislation writers, policy makers in ministry level
JRC - technical institute in Europe - EC project management - environment and consumer protection 
Nick - data copyright concerns - NMA legal constraints - grounds - assuring data integrity
Can OSGeo offer a legal advice service for small businesses and orgs working with open data 
Pedro - software management issues like data management issues - with open process one is always taking a risk
Nick - a lot to learn from software licensing issues
Category:FOSS4G2006
Category:Public Geospatial Data Committee
FOSS4G Public Geodata BOF Attendees

FOSS4G Public Geodata BOF, Sept 2006
* Ari Jolma - Educational interest more than political in public geodata
* Ned Horning - Museum of Natural History
* Jo Walsh
* Pedro Goncalves from Terradue - GRID and GIS services - projects with ESA and the EC
* Peter from the Irish environmental protection agency - IPR issues - metadata collection - OSGeo support for archiving
* Tim Waters - localgov in bradford UK 
* David Jonglez - camptocamp - better GIS through public geodata
* Francois Prunayre - office for water in France - data collection in ministry of ecology - publishing data (http://sandre.eaufrance.fr) - licensing issues to resolve
* please fill in name later - German localgov 
* Steffen Vogt - IPG Uni Freiburg / SCAR SC Antarctic Geographic Information - IPR issues - access issues
* Perry Nacionales - u minnesota - os gis and web mapping - environment management - lots of data, not 
* Daniel McInerny - academic OS research 
* Seppo Kaitala - finnish institute for marine research - satellite imagery interest - INSPIRE interest
* Przemysław Bojczuk - University of Marie Curie-Skłodowska in Lublin, Poland - geodata access issues 
* Georg Lösel - GRASS user group - free geodata in germany 
* Peter Löwe - GRASS user group - landscape interpretation - env data 
* Frank Koormann, Intevation / freegis.org - general eurodata interest and licencing
* Clarissa Sweeney - MIT - GIS lab there - student global data usage interest
* Nick Black - OpenStreetmap - GPS based data collection + web services - cf opengeodata.org 
* Vasile Craciunescu - National Meteorological Administration (RS & GIS Lab) in Bucharest - romania starting to build SDI, is a good opportunity for as to learn from other countries experience, avoid the mistakes and start with the right foot (public access to geodata is, in my opinion, one of the most important aspects) 
* [missed name sorry] - academic background in Zurich - web mapping services - QGIS user - eurodata access problems - using US data for tutorial info
* Andrew Turner - GeoRSS - aggregation + licenses for geodata 
* Barnarby - GSI systems consultant - geospatial intelligence systems
* Alejandro Chumaceiro - Venezuela - 1:500000 scale data for cities - published via web services working on data reuse and maintenance for localgov - public or semi-public - metadata management
* Christian - Venezuela -
* Josh Lieberman from Austin - concern over proprietary movement in US govdata policy - coordinating licensing terms - what is reasonable public use
* Jachym Cepicky from .cz Mendel University of Agriculture and Forestry in Brno - general interest - concern over cross-gov data sales
* Markus Neteler - GRASS project - creating precedent to free data - interested in algorithm based generation
Category:Public Geospatial Data Committee
FOSS4G Report 2008

= FOSS4G 2008 - South Africa =
FOSS4G 2008 was a very succesful conference by all accounts. This is a preliminary report and there is lots more scattered about the OSGeo wiki, the conference website and the Web at large. We succeeded in attracting 550 attendees from 40 countries to the bottom end of Africa, which was no mean feat considering the cost to get there and the economic downturn that was about to become a freefall. We filled a week up with 16 3h workshops, 20 90min labs, and loads of presentations and BoFs and of course plenaries with guest speakers and lightning talks. It was the first time FOSS4G had an academic track and this was well subscribed and popular. The programme and all abstracts were published in hardcopy and general and academic proceedings with full papers and presentations were published on separate CDs, each with an ISBN. We also hosted an OpenStreetMap mapping party in Hout Bay and an outreach programme in local schools and for geography teachers from across South Africa. The social event at Moyo in Stellenbosch was a huge hit, the conference food rocked and even though Cape Town weather was behaving a bit like northern Europe or America, we had some glorious days where attendees made the best of Table Mountain and many other local attractions, and many stayed on for longer tours around the country. 
 
Half the attendees were local, which has given a huge shot in the arm for FOSS GIS in South Africa and started the stirring motions that will change the local GIS landscape forever.
 
Rounded financials:
* Income: R3100000
* Expenses: R2900000
* Profit: R226000
 
(R24000 income oustanding to date)
 
As agreed, the profit will be split three ways, with R75000 going to each of OSGeo, GISSA and a South African GIS education fund.
FOSS4G Report 2009

contact: Cameron Shorter, FOSS4G chair
OSGeo premier annual international conference for Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G) was held in Sydney, Australia in October 2009 and showcased the latest Open Source Geospatial technologies, standards, case studies and geospatial trends.
The conference highlighted technologies revolving around location based applications, driven through ubiquitous mobile platforms, extensive access of no-cost maps and data, crowd sourcing, development and uptake of solid spatial standards, integration of cross-agency data through Spatial Data Infrastructures, development and commercialisation of Geospatial Open Source software, cloud computing and more. There were presentations from the best international Developers, Policy Makers, Sponsors, Decision Makers and Geospatial Professionals discuss the latest geospatial applications, standards, government programs, business processes and case studies. It continued to retain many of the engaging characteristics of its Open Source heritage. With Bird of a Feather sessions, code sprints, install-fests and impromptu project meetings, it was an unparalleled opportunity to take part in active communities and provide input into the direction for a variety of projects.
FOSS4G 2009 saw a consolidation of companies offering enterprise support debunking the myth that there is no one you can call to support Open Source. At FOSS4G, attendees talked with the enthusiastic communities in workshops, install-fests, and between sessions, and met the companies stepping up to provide enterprise support for Open Source products.
Some highlights of FOSS4G 2009 were:
* Introduction of strong OGC involvement though the a Climage Challange Integration Plugfest coordinated by the OGC.
* The introduction of the Arramagong Live DVD (later renamed OSGeo-Live) which contained preinstalled Open Source GeoSpatial applications, and which was handed out to all delegates.
* A refinement of the marketing pipeline with press releases being forwarded through community leaders.
* Both the main website and press releases were translated into 12 languages.
* The conference was planned before, then run during the year of the Global Financial Crisis, and continued to retain a moderst profit, when similar conferences were reporting losses.
* A comprehensive marketing pipeline was developed with press releases translated and distributed into 12 languages.
* Extensive metrics were collated for both this conference and previous ones
* An extensive wiki tracking the process for running foss4g for use in future conferences
FOSS4G SOTM AR 2017 Code Sprint and Mapping Party Budget

Back to FOSS4G SOTM AR 2017 Code Sprint and Mapping Party
Work in progress...
All amounts are in USD
== Income ==
 Description Budget Actual
 
 Sponsors
 Gold 3,000 
 Silver 2,000 
 Bronze 1,000 
 OSGeo ?
 
 ------- -------
 Total: xxxxx 
== Expenses ==
Expenses based on attendance of 20 people.
 Description Budget Actual
 
 Venue Costs
 Room Hire --- IGN
 Internet --- (bring your laptop)
 
 Saturday
 Breaks/snacks 200
 Lunch 300 
 Dinner/drinks ---
 
 
 Transportation 4000*
 Gifts 100
 TShirts with Logos 400 
 
 ------- -------
 Total: 5,000 ......
* This item is to pay for the transportation costs of the invitees
FOSS4G SotM Oceania/Logos

== 2024: Logo by Cholena Smart ==
File:logo_main_cs.png|2024 logo
* 2024 logo contest entries
== 2023 ==
File:logo_main_foss4g_2023.png|2023 logo
== 2021: Logo by Elisa Puccioni ==
File:Foss4G21_logowhite.png|2021 logo
* 2021 logo contest entries
== 2020: Logo by Obeng Nimako Christa ==
File:Christa_Logo.jpg|2020 logo
* 2020 logo contest entries
== 2019: Logo by Tim Denee ==
File:Foss4g_sotm_oceania_wgtn2019.jpg|2019 logo
* 2019 logo contest entries
== 2018: Logo by Pete King ==
File:Foss_oceania_pking1.png|2018 logo
* 2018 logo contest entries
FOSS4G SotM Oceania 2018/Logo Contest

= Logo Design =
The FOSS4G SotM Oceania Organising Committee is pleased to announce a call for logo designs. We need your help to build a strong recognizable logo for FOSS4G SotM Oceania Melbourne 2018.
We put together this Design Brief (borrowing from the SOTM) that outlines what we are looking for in a logo. Entrants could be an individual or team of people, even a design company.
By submitting a logo you will be assigning your copyright to OSGeo so that it can be used across different mediums. The organising committee may also commission improvements of the winning work. Entries need to appear on the wiki page FOSS4G-SOTM-Oceania/Logo Entries by Sunday 11 February 2018. The organising committee will decide by vote which logo to use.
=== How to enter ===
* Create your logo in PNG file format and a scalable file format (either SVG or PDF).
** If you're not used to scalable formats please still enter the competition as we can try to help.
* Make your logo available online, one option is to upload it to the OSGeo Wiki (upload link).
* Add a link, or include your logo on the wiki page FOSS4G-SOTM-Oceania/Logo Entries.
=== Distribution ===
The conference website (url TBC), flyers, emails, sponsor communications, t-shirts and potentially other conference ‘schwag’ like fabric or plastic bags, keychains, pens etc. Printed material at the conference such as timetable of talks, notebooks, banners and conference guide. Potentially small web-based button images for use on third party websites to promote the conference or fact that someone is speaking there, for placement on blogs and other web pages.
=== Design ===
==== The design MUST ====
* Include elements of the OSGeo / FOSS4G "ribbon" as can be seen in all previous FOSS4G conference logos 
* Include themes for Oceania
* Be easily printable on t-shirts with as few colours as possible (no more than 3). This keeps the cost of printing down.
* Be delivered in PNG file format and a scalable format (SVG or PDF).
* Not be similar to other mapping conference logos (Where 2.0, ESRI, SOTM...)
* Not communicate the brand of potential sponsors or related companies
* Not include copyrighted material that is not yours
==== The design MAY ====
* Come in different sizes (example: a main logo and a variant for use on small print media such as badges).
==== The design should communicate ====
* Geospatial / mapping concepts
* The potential of free and open source geospatial tools
* A sense of learning and education
* A sense of community
* Openness
* Intelligence
* Trustworthiness
* Global movement
==== The design should not communicate ====
* Corporate / big business (as the sole element)
* Complexity
* Expensive
* For geeks only
* Closed community
== View Entries ==
Please visit the Logo Entries to view the entries.
== Attribution ==
This article uses material from the Open Street Map article SotM 2016 Logo brief, which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 (view authors).
FOSS4G SotM Oceania 2018/Logo Entries

= Logo Entries =
For details on the contest, please go to the contest page.
Entries to be added below in the same format as the example:
== Example Entry (Placeholder) by PeteKing ==
File:Oceania_placeholder.png|Blues
File:Oceania_placeholder_grey.png|Greyscale
This is the placeholder logo for social media accounts until we have a real logo.
It's also an example of how entries should be added to this page.
Please add a very brief summary explaining the ideas behind your logo.
If you have variants (i.e. simplified / with & without text / different colour schemes) please add all of these to the gallery.
-- Entry by PeteKing, 22:35, 28 Jan 2018 (UTC)
== Globe Globe by PeteKing ==
File:Foss_oceania_pking1.png|Landscape
File:Foss_oceania_pking2.png|Portrait
-- Entry by PeteKing, 8:48, 8 Feb 2018 (UTC)
FOSS4G SotM Oceania 2020

== Overview ==
This is the third annual FOSS4G SotM Oceania event, which will be held on 20 November 2020 as an in-person event at 12 hubs across Oceania. This year's event will include a 2 hour live video stream shown at all 12 hubs simultaneously and freely available online.
* Conference website
=== Venue ===
12 hubs across Oceania:
*Apia, Samoa
*Auckland, New Zealand
*Bairiki, Kiribati
*Cairns, Australia
*Canberra, Australia
*Christchurch, New Zealand
*Hobart, Australia
*Majuro, Marshall Islands
*Melbourne, Australia
*Perth, Australia
*Rarotonga, Cook Islands
*Suva, Fiji
=== Logo ===
File:Christa Logo.jpg|Congratulations to Obeng Nimako Christa, the winner of the Logo Contest!
* Logo Contest
* Contest Entries
== Program Overview ==
Date 	Name
20 November 2020	In-person hubs & conference webcast
=== Keynotes ===
* TBA
== Organisation ==
=== Organising Committee ===
* Jonah Sullivan (Co-Chair)
* Nemaia Koto (Co-Chair)
* Vasiti Soko
* Nick Rollings
* Edwin Liava'a
* Elizabeth Lomani
* Dan Lomata
* Julie Callebaut
* Joeli Varo
* Saleshni Naidu
* Salote Baleisuva
* John Bryant
* David Garcia
* Dionne Hansen
* Emma Hain
* Aleen Prasad
* Alex Leith
* Greg Lauer
* Gander Wainiqol
* Keleni
* Lani Roko
* Litia Gaunavou
=== Partners ===
TBA
=== Meeting minutes ===
* 2019-12-12
Category: FOSS4G
Category: Events
Category: Oceania
FOSS4G SotM Oceania 2020/Logo Entries

Details about the contest are here.
== Entry by Elisa Puccioni ==
File:Elisa2020Fosslogobig black.png|Large Black
File:Elisa2020Fosslogobig white.png|Large White
File:Elisa2020Fosslogosmall black.png|Small Black
File:Elisa2020Fosslogosmall white.png|Small White
== Entry by Kamsin Raju ==
File:Raju2020Badge - blue.png|Blue Badge
File:Raju2020Logo - blue.png|Blue Logo
File:Raju2020Badge - white.PNG|White Badge
File:Raju2020Logo - white.png|White Logo
File:Raju2020Badge- black.PNG|Black Badge
File:Raju2020Logo - black.PNG|Black Logo
== Entry by Rebecca Clarke ==
File:Light-small.png|Light Logo
File:Dark-small.png|Dark Logo
File:Light-turtle.png|Light Turtle
File:Dark-turtle.png|Dark Turtle
== Entry by David Garcia ==
File:Mattang logo rectangle mapmakerdavid small.png|Coloured
File:Mattang logo rectangle mapmakerdavid black on white small.png|Black & White
File:Mattang logo rectangle mapmakerdavid white on bluegreen small.png|White & Black
File:Mattang logo rectangle mapmakerdavid white on black small.png|Bluegreen & White
File:Mattang logo square mapmakerdavid small.png|Coloured
File:Mattang logo square mapmakerdavid black on white small.png|Black & White
File:Mattang logo square mapmakerdavid white on black small.png|White & Black
File:Mattang logo square mapmakerdavid white on bluegreen small.png|Bluegreen & White
== Entry by Keith Alekevu ==
File:FOSS4G Logo Concept - Keith Alekevu.png|Concept
File:FOSS4G LOGO BADGES - Keith Alekevu.png|Badge Designs
File:FOSS4G LOGO BANNERS - Keith Alekevu.png|Fabric Designs
== Entry by Rebecca Clarke ==
File:Rebecca-clarke-fo224g-sotm-oceania-logo-black-with-birds.png|Logo - Black
File:Rebecca-clarke-foss4g-sotm-oceania-logo-grey-no-birds.png|Logo - Grey
File:Rebecca-clarke-foss4g-sotm-oceania-logo-headers.png|Headers
File:Rebecca-clarke-foss4g-sotm-oceania-logo-badges-black.png|Badges - Black
File:Rebecca-clarke-foss4g-sotm-oceania-logo-badges-grey.png|Badges - Grey
== Entry by Pete King ==
File:Foss4g 2020 fiji shadow.png|Logo
File:Foss4g 2020 fiji shadow dark.png|Logo - Black
== Entry by Obeng Nimako Christa ==
File:Christa Logo.jpg|Logo
File:Christa Bio.pdf|Biography
File:Logo interpretation.odt|Interpretation