nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Java CRS: Details on deegree CRS Code

= deegree CRS Code Details =
== What interface/class or interfaces/classes are used to represent the definition of a CRS in the library? ==
== What interface/class or interaces/classes are used to perform the actual coordinate transformation? What objects or primitive types do the methods of the transformer accept as input? How are the source and destination CRS designated to the transformer? ==
== How are standard CRS definitions obtained? Is this from a copy of the EPSG database, from Proj4 definitions, from WKT defintions, or from another source? Is it from multiple sources? ==
== How easy is it for users to define a new CRS? ==
== Is there a single interface/class that can be used to represent a transformation algorithm? ==
== Are there utility classes to work with spheroids and latitude/longitude values? ==
== How are the transformations allowed by the library tested? ==
Java GIS Collaboration

== Collaboration? ==
This page serves as a placeholder for information and discussion about possible opportunities for collaboration between FOSS GIS programs written in Java. This is an attempt to move from talk to action, since we (members of the FOSS GIS Java community) usually just nod and say "yeah, we should collaborate" and it ends there.
== Java-based GIS Projects ==
* GeoAPI
* GeoTools
* gvSig
* JUMP / OpenJUMP
* JTS
* uDig / JGrass
* deegree 
* ...
== What components? ==
* GeoAPI (OGC/ISO specifications)
* GeoTools
* JTS
== Contacts ==
People from each team who are taking part in this discussion:
OpenJUMP - Landon Blake (sunburned.surveyor@gmail.com)
uDig / GeoTools / GeoAPI - Cory Horner (chorner at refractions.net)
== Problems ==
Licensing
* LGPL vs GPL: everyone can use the LGPL code; GPL code will get less reuse.
Feature
* Different Feature Models. This makes it difficult to share code. For example, you can't just plug-in a data source from the GeoTools library into OpenJUMP because it won't give you JUMP Feature objects. It gives you GeoTools Feature objects, which OpenJUMP can't use. :] We can work towards a common Feature implementation, but that is difficult in many cases because so much existing code has been written. In the case of OpenJUMP a lot of code is written and also published bia public interfaces to plug-in developers, which makes it much harder to refactor code. (If you want to change things you break a lot of plug-ins.) One solution may be to design, produce, and maintain code that converts between the different object features.
== Ideas ==
* draw a picture (who is using what right now?)
* have an IRC meeting and figure out where we can collaborate
* a BOF at FOSS4G2007 ?
== Collaboration ==
* GML Geometry
=== Opportunities for Collaboration ===
* Systems built on JTS. (Spatial Relationship Constraints, Geometry Constraints, Topology)
* GIS Components that don't depend directly on the existing feature models. (Annotation/Map Labels Model, Non-Spatial Features)
== Action - Not Talking ==
GeoJOP DataObject Framework
Shared CRS and CRS Transformation Library
OSGeo Member Java Code Inventory
Category: Software Stack
Javier Diaz

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===Javier Diaz===
Localización: Berazategui, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Miembro del Grupo Geoinquietos Buenos Aires.
Miembro del Comité Organizador de la FOSS4G BS. AS. 2013.
Trabaja en el Municipio de Lanús, Bs.As, Argentina.
Miembro del Nodo IDE del Municipio de Lanús.
OSGeo Experience
* Spanish Local Chapter Charter Member since 2013.
* OSGeo Charter Member since 2015 
Contacto:
: mail: javidiaz1977 [AT] gmail.com
: IRC: javiarch
Spoken Language(s) Spanish.
Category: OSGeo Member
Category: OSGeo Charter Member
Category:OSGeo-es Member
Category:OSGeo-es-MDV Member
Category:Argentina
Jeff McKenna

Jeff McKenna is one of the 3 original founders of the global FOSS4G event, which has spread all across the globe, and he has traveled to over 500+ FOSS4G events of all sizes (which means he has almost 1,000 FOSS4G t-shirts). He is the President Emeritus of OSGeo, and has his own consulting company based around FOSS4G, GatewayGeo. He has been actively contributing to OSGeo since its formation.
* one of the 3 original founders of the global FOSS4G event
** creator of the FOSS4G branding logo, a symbol of the flow of ideas and innovation, and sharing within the Open Source geospatial community
* Winner of the 2016 Sol Katz Award, for longtime leadership in the OSGeo and FOSS4G communities
* named as the President of OSGeo, Dec '12, retired in Dec '15
* named to the OSGeo Board of Directors, Sept '09 (served until Feb '12), re-elected Aug '12, re-elected Aug '14, re-elected Oct '17
* Founder of the Sol Katz Award, and managed that from 2005-2015, 2017+
* Founding and Charter member of OSGeo
* Founding chair of the UN committee for OSGeo
* Founder of the UN GGIM working group for OSGeo
* Member of the Geo for All Advisory Board
* Member of OSGeo's Google Summer of Code 2017 & 2018 Administrative teams
* Founding member of OSGeo's Google Code-in 2017 Administrative team, and also part of 2018 admin team
* involved in the creation of the Code of Conduct committee for OSGeo
* Founding member of the Open GeoScience committee for OSGeo
* FOSS4G conference committee chair (2006-2012)
* FOSS4G Workshop committee member (2004-2011)
* Developer of MS4W
* One of the founding developers of OSGeo4W
* MapServer Project Steering Committee (PSC) member 
* MapServer documentation lead
* founding co-chair of the Ottawa Chapter of OSGeo
* ZOO-Project Project Steering Committee (PSC) member
* ZOO-Project documentation contributor
* mentor for the pycsw Project for the OSGeo Incubation process
* mentor for the istSOS Project for the OSGeo Incubation process
* founding member of the Atlantic Canada Chapter of OSGeo
* 2011-2012 vice president of the Nova Scotia Geomatics Association
* member of the Open Geospatial Consortium from 2010-present
* member of the QGIS Community
contact:
: email: jmckenna(at)osgeo(dot)org
: Twitter: @mapserving
: IRC username - jmckenna on Libera.​Chat
: Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffmckenna
== Map of OSGeo Members ==
Category:Sol Katz Awardee
Category:OSGeo MemberCategory:OfficerCategory:Former_OSGeo_DirectorCategory:OSGeo Charter MemberCategory:Atlantic Canada Chapter
Jgcasta

== José Gómez Castaño ==
Trabajando en Sistemas de Información Ferroviaria en ADIF
Interesado en la implementación de una Infraestructura de Datos Espaciales y GIS a aplicaciones de transporte por ferrocarril y la aplicación de los Sistemas de Información geográfica a la Astronomía de posición y a la Arqueoastronomía.
Miembro del Grupo de Trabajo de la IDEE IDEE
Miembro del UCM group of Extragalactic Astrophysics and Astronomical Instrumentation 
Desarrollo de la labor profesional en la Jefatura de Normalización y Nuevos Desarrollos, de la Dirección de TIC en ADIF
== Contacto ==
jgcasta at gmail dot com 
jgomezc at adif dot es
Blogs
IDERail
Meridies
AstroIDE
== Trabajos ==
[El uso de imágenes de satélite para combatir la contaminación lumínica, revsita AstronomíA, numero de Mayo de 2013]
[Evolution of the energy consumed by street lighting in Spain estimated with DMSP-OLS data, Congreso "Light Pollution : Theory, Modelling, and Measurements", Academia de Ciencias de Slovenia, Abril, 2013 ]
Uso de gvSIG para calcular la contaminación lumínica a partir de imágenes de satélite, 8ª Jornadas Internacionales de gvSIG, Valencia 2012, Vídeo
 Representación de información meteorológica a través de una IDE para el uso en ferrocarriles, III Jornadas Ibéricas de la Infraestructura de Datos Espaciales, Madrid Octubre 2012
 Representación de datos meteorológicos en la operación de ferrocarriles. Detección de caídas de rayos, Vía Libre Técnica, Octubre2012
 GIS Techniques in Archaeology: An Archaeoastronomical Approach en el libro Archaeology, New Approaches in Theory and Techniques ISBN 978-953-51-0590-9
 Aplicación de los Sistemas de Información Geográfica en Astronomía, VI Jornadas de SIG Libre, Universidad de Girona, Marzo, 2012
 Creación de Mapas de Riesgo Ferroviario a partir de mapas de calor de incidencias, Vía Libre Técnica, Febrero 2012
 Generación de una capa Astronómica para la IDE Arqueológica. Arqueoastronomía en el Sur de Portugal
 [Geomodelos y aplicación de INSPIRE al Ferrocarril, Jornada Tecnologías de la Información Geográfica aplicadas al Ferrocarril26 de octubre de 2011]
 Ditched enclosures in southern Portugal: an Archeoastronomical point of view of Portuguese Neolithic and Chalcolithic, Congreso European Society for Astronomy and Culture 2011, Evora (Portugal), 19-23 september, 2011
 ISS nocturnal images as a scientific tool against Light Pollution, LICA report UCM, Mayo, 2011
 Uso de las IDEs en Astronomía, Agrupación Astronómica de Madrid, Febrero, 2011
 Representación Gráfica de Elementos Ferroviarios sobre Cartografía basada en Google Maps
 Desarrollo de una Infraestructura de Datos Espaciales Ferroviaria, asada en Software Libre, IV Jornadas de SIG Libre, Univ.Girona 2010
 Uso de las Infraestructuras de Datos Espaciales como herramienta en Arqueoastronomía, XIX Congreso Estatal de Astronomía, Septiembre 2010
== Proyectos de OpenData ==
 CKAN The Datahub
 Open Rail Data
==Location==
Category:OSGeo Member
Category:OSGeo-es Member
Category:OSGeo-es-MDV Member
Jmejugon

== Indice ==
== Javier Mejuto González ==
Interesado en Arqueoastronomía, en especial en la Edad del Hierro y Neolítico y la aplicación de los Sistemas de Información geográfica a la Astronomía de posición y a la Arqueoastronomía.
- Miembro del Grupo de Investigación en Estudio Ionosféricos y Técnicas de Posicionamiento Global por Satélite (GNSS) de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Grupo UCM-GNSS
- Miembro del Grupo de Investigación en Arqueoastronomía de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Grupo de Investigación en Arqueoastronomía UCM
- Miembro de la Sociedad Europea de Astronomía Cultural. SEAC
== Contacto ==
jmejugon at fis dot ucm dot es
Blogs
- Digging the Sky 
- Grupo de Investigación en Arqueoastronomía UCM
== Trabajos ==
 GIS Techniques in Archaeology: An Archaeoastronomical Approach en el libro Archaeology, New Approaches in Theory and Techniques ISBN 978-953-51-0590-9
 Aplicación de los Sistemas de Información Geográfica en Astronomía, VI Jornadas de SIG Libre, Universidad de Girona, Marzo, 2012
 Generación de una capa Astronómica para la IDE Arqueológica. Arqueoastronomía en el Sur de Portugal
 Ditched enclosures in southern Portugal: an Archeoastronomical point of view of Portuguese Neolithic and Chalcolithic, Congreso European Society for Astronomy and Culture 2011, Evora (Portugal)
==Localización==
Category:OSGeo Member
Category:OSGeo-es Member
Jobs List

THIS PAGE IS NOT OFFICIAL YET
This page is dedicated to define the directive on Job posting in the OSGeo Jobs Mailing List.
Other resources: 
* Jobs Board
==Criteria==
Which type of messages are accepted by moderators?
# a job posting or resume should include some FOSS and Geospatial aspects
# a non-FOSS message will be politely declined with an explanation
==Suggestions==
# Postings can range from Full Time positions, down to short contracts: "Can someone help me configure my database".
Johannes Wilden

==== Johannes Wilden ====
(member of the deegree team)
:lat/lon GmbH
:Aennchenstr. 19
:53177 Bonn
:+49 228 184 96-0
:email wilden @ lat-lon.de
:http://lat-lon.de
; deegree
: http://deegree.org/
: https://wiki.deegree.org/
"http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Johannes_Wilden"
Category:OSGeo Member
John Tate

Current
Whilst I continue to be an advocate of open source software and open data where I can in my career, I have not had much time in the last couple of years to add much to the community here. I am hoping to change that.
I recently bought a Raspberry Pi (model B) and was hoping to turn it into a geospatial web server. The first attempt with GeoServer has not been entirely unsuccessful, however, the Pi just does not have the power to run Java. It takes 30 minutes just for GeoServer to start! So, my next try will be with MapServer...
Present
Since Jan 2013 I have been with the Environment Agency at their head office in Bristol. I am a part of the GIS Team, responsible for internal data management, internal web services, data requests, helpdesk and metadata technical advice.
Past
I worked in Feltham from early 2010 until the end of 2012 where I worked as a geospatial research analyst and then a geospatial web developer, working on internal web services and refining a proposed metadata profile based on ISO 19139 / INSPIRE / Gemini for the MoD as a whole. This also involved customising GeoNetwork and ESRI ArcCatalog 10/10.1 for the profile and extensions.
Between the MSc and Feltham, I finished writing bash scripts for automated LiDAR processing in GRASS GIS, including region detection and division into 1km tiles for processing and output. I completed some semi-automated/automated mask production for LiDAR data (negotiating the concave hull!). I added to the LiDAR micro-tutorial after my experiences of using it and the LiDAR modules in GRASS GIS.
I graduated from the University of Manchester in 2009 with MSc GIScience. My postgraduate dissertation involved the processing of a high resolution LiDAR dataset in GRASS GIS, validated with differential GPS surveys.
I have an HND (1997) and BA in Archaeology (2000). I worked for a few different archaeological
contractors before settling with the University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS) in 2001. I remained with ULAS until 2008, after having completed the direction of two large-scale urban projects, before moving on to broaden my horizons in geoinformatics.
Category:OSGeo Member
Category:United_Kingdom
Joindre le chapitre québécois

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La liste répond à l'adresse quebec(at)lists.osgeo.org. C'est donc à cette adresse, lorsque vous êtes abonnés, que vous pouvez envoyer vos messages pour qu'ils rejoignent l'ensemble des membres du chapitre québécois. 
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Revenir à la page d'accueil du chapitre québécois.
Category: Quebec
Category: Canada
Category: Local chapter francophone
Joint OGC OSGeo ASF Sprint 2021

== Purpose ==
Document/track/coordinate FOSS4G project participation at the virtual Joint OGC OSGeo ASF Code Sprint 2021. The virtual event will run on 17/18/19 February 2021. The sprint will begin at 07:00am EST on the first day, and end at 05:30pm EST on the last day.
== Event Details ==
All information, logistics for participants is coordinated at https://github.com/opengeospatial/joint-ogc-osgeo-asf-sprint-2021
There is an OGC registration page (https://portal.ogc.org/public_ogc/register/20210217_code_sprint.php) if you wish to be invited to kick-off meetings.
== Participants ==
No	Name 	Country	Email 	Organization 	Project(s) 	Standard (s)
1 	Tom Kralidis 	Canada 	tomkralidis at gmail.com 	Meteorological Service of Canada 	pygeoapi, pycsw, OWSLib and the Geopython stack 	ogc-api-records
2 	Angelos Tzotsos 	Greece 	tzotsos at gmail.com 	OSGeo 	OSGeoLive, pycsw, pygeoapi, GeoNode, OWSLib 	
3 	Steve Lime 	USA/MN 	sdlime at gmail.com 	MNIT Services 	MapServer 	OGCAPI support
4 	Astrid Emde 	Germany	astrid_emde at osgeo.org 	OSGeo 	OSGeoLive, OSGeo 	
5 	Andrea Aime 	Italy 	andrea.aime at gmail.com 	GeoSolutions 	GeoServer 	ogc-api-features
6 	Jody Garnett 	Canada 	jody.garnett at gmail.com 	GeoCat 	GeoServer 	ogc-api-features
7 	Paul van Genuchten 	NL 	genuchten at yahoo.com 	GeoCat 	GeoNetwork / pygeoapi 	ogc-api-features
8 	Just van den Broecke	NL 	justb4 at gmail.com 	Just Objects 	pygeoapi, stetl, GeoHealthCheck and the GeoPython stack	ogc-api-features
9 	Peter Rushforth 	Canada 	peter.rushforth at gmail.com	Natural Resources Canada 	GeoServer 	Map Markup Language
10	Ahmad Ayubi 	Canada 	ahmad.ayubi at canada.ca 	Natural Resources Canada 	GeoServer MapML Community Module Viewer 	Map Markup Language
11	Massimo Di Stefano 	Norway 	massimods at met.no 	Norwegian Meteorological Institute	pycsw 	CSW
12	Anna Petrasova 	USA 	kratochanna gmail com 	North Carolina State University 	GRASS GIS 	
13	Vaclav Petras 	USA 	wenzeslaus gmail com 	North Carolina State University 	GRASS GIS 	
14	Luca Delucchi 	Italy 	lucadeluge gmail com 	Fondazione Edmund Mach 	GRASS GIS 	
== Updates ==
Category:Code Sprints
Category:OGC
Jorge Gustavo Rocha

== Bio ==
Jorge Gustavo has a PhD in Computer Science, and works on Geographic Information System and Science. He is Assistant Professor, since 2005, at Departamento de Informática, Universidade do Minho. He is member of the AGILE Association since 99, and OGC member from 2005 to 2010. He is president of the OSGeo Portugal Local Chapter (from Nov. 5th, 2010 to Sep. 18th, 2014; since Mar. 15th, 2017).
* [on Twitter]
* [on OpenStreetMap]
* [on GitHub]
== Contact ==
Braga (working) or Costa Nova (week ends).
; Braga
: Departamento de Informática
: Universidade do Minho
: 4710-057 Braga
: Portugal
: Email mailto:jgr@di.uminho.pt
: Show on OpenStreetMap
; Aveiro
: Rua Nossa Senhora da Saúde, 187, RC B
: 3830-460 Costa Nova do Prado
: Portugal
: Email mailto:estibordo@gmail.com
: Show on OpenStreetMap
Category:Portugal
Jorge Sanz

; UTC (GMT) offset 
: Standard time zone: UTC +1 hour (details)
: Daylight saving time:	+1 hour (northern hemisphere summer time)
=== Additional background ===
He studied surveying and later Cartography and Geodesy but end up developing Geopraphical Information Systems for web and desktop environments. He started to work at the gvSIG Project in 2006 and was part of the Board of Directors of the Technical Steering Committee of the gvSIG Project since 2012. Since 2008 he is Charter Member of the OSGeo Foundation and from 2008 until 2012 he was the contact for the gvSIG Project. He nowadays helps on the administration of the OSGeo Planet and the Nabble archive and mailing list server of OSGeo. He is Charter Member of the OSGeo Spanish Local Chapter and has been part of the Board of Directors of the LC from its inception in 2008 until 2012. Jorge is also one of the promoters of the Geoinquietos Valencia microchapter, a local group devoted to advocate about free geospatial technologies and data. He has presented OSGeo and OSGeo-es in national and international conferences, promoting Free Software for Geospatial, always trying to seed local communities with enthusiasm and hard work. You can find more information about Jorge at his personal site.
Category:OSGeo Member
Category:OSGeo Charter Member
Category:OSGeo-es Member
Category:OSGeo-es-MDV Member
Jornadas de Software Aberto para SIG

Category:Portugal
* Vão realizar-se, de 2 a 4 de Novembro de 2009, na Universidade de Évora, com o apoio e organização da AMDE, Departamento Paisagem Ambiente e Ordenamento da UE, Departamento de Informática da UE e NaturalGIS (http://www.naturalgis.pt/), as IIas Jornadas de Software Aberto para Sistemas de Informação Geográfica (abreviadamente designadas SASIG). O site das IIas Jornadas II SASIG tem toda a informação sobre o mesmo. As inscrições podem ser efectuadas através do site.
* Entre 20 a 22 de Outubro de 2008 realizaram-se as Ias Jornadas de Software Aberto para Sistemas de Informação Geográfica, que tiveram lugar na Escola Superior de Tecnologia e Gestão de Águeda. O site do evento é o seguinte I SASIG
Jose Manuel Mira

Category: OSGeo Member
== Personal data ==
* Gis&Chips co-founder
* Geographer
* Technical head of Geomatics Laboratory (University of Alicante)
* Member of Geographers Professional College of Spain , Valencia chapter
== Contact ==
josema.mira@gmail.com
info@gisandchips.org
== Profile ==
* Spatial Database manager (PostgreSQL-PostGIS)
* GIS mapping (PHP-Mapscript, OpenLayers, etc.)
* Geostatistical (R and spatial based packages)
== More info ==
* Location: Alicante, Spain
Jose Paredes

= Jose Paredes=
Category:OSGeo Member
== Ocupación Actual ==
* Director de Tecnologías de la Información del INFOCAM; Campeche, México.
* Consultor Independiente en Cartografía y Sistemas de Información Geográfica.
==Contacto==
;e-mail: jparedesg (arroba) infocam (pto) gob (pto) mx, jparedesg (arroba) odigroup (pto) com (pto) mx
== Actividades Recientes ==
Actualmente participo en el diseño y desarrollo del Sistema de Gestión Catastral para los Municipios de Estado de Campeche, México.
www.infocam.gob.mx
https://wms.infocam.gob.mx/potencial/potencial_suelo.php
Jose Santos

===José Santos===
GIS Analyst
Location: Cascais, Portugal
José Santos is a user and supporter of Open Source Software, namely GIS and WebGIS applications. He worked for two years at the European Space Agency as a GIS Consultant where he used and promoted the use of OSGeo software. Currently, he is developing is own startup company based in the use of Open Source software. 
He is an active member in the OSGeo mailing lists, OSGeo-Live and member of the OSGeo Portugal.
LinkedIn Profile: 
;OSGeo Experience
:
:* OSGeo Portugal member 
:* OSGeo-Live Translator
:* QGIS User and Tester
:* GIS ILWIS software tester and developer
;Contact:
: Email: zpsantos1 AT hotmail DOT com
: LinkedIn: 
: Skype: JP_Santos83
;Spoken Language(s): Portuguese (Mother Tongue) English and Italian
;Profile last updated: 05 August 2014
Jose Tomas Navarro

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Category: OSGeo Member
== Personal data ==
* Gis&Chips co-founder
* Geographer
* MSc in GIS (Edinburgh University Geography Department)
* Application developer at Geomatics Laboratory (University of Alicante)
* Member of Geographers Professional College of Spain, Valencia chapter
== Contact ==
jt.navarro@ua.es
== Profile ==
* Spatial Database design (PostgreSQL-PostGIS)
* Open source GIS applications development (.NET/Mono, NTS)
* Object oriented geodatabases
* Geographic simulation modelling
== More info ==
* Location: El Campello, Alicante, Spain
Joshua Campbell

Dr. Joshua S. Campbell, Founder and CEO of Sand Hill Geographic, has over 15 years of experience working with geographic information science and technology, including a range of open source GIS software. He has built and deployed open source geospatial solutions for a range of academic, government, and international organizations. While at the State Department's Humanitarian Information Unit, Dr. Campbell created MapGive, a crowdsource mapping initiative (built with all open source software) designed to catalyze open geographic data production to support the humanitarian, development, and disaster risk reduction communities. Dr. Campbell is on the Council of the American Geographical Society, and holds a Ph.D. in Geography, a M.A. in Geography, and Bachelors in Anthropology, each from the University of Kansas.