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OGC API Hackathons 2020

== Purpose ==
Document/track/coordinate FOSS4G project participation at OGC API Hackathons in 2020.
Overall OGC sprint planning can be found at https://www.ogc.org/projects/initiatives/ogcsprints
== Event Details ==
Press Release: https://www.ogc.org/pressroom/pressreleases/3243
==OGC API - Maps==
No	Name	Country	Email	Organization	Projects
1 	 	 	 	 	
== Updates==
TBD
==OGC API - Coverages==
== Participants ==
No	Name 	Country	Email 	Organization 	Projects
1 	Tom Kralidis	Canada 	tomkralidis at gmail.com	Meteorological Service of Canada	geopython tools
2 	 	 	 	 	
== Updates==
TBD
==OGC API - Features==
== Participants ==
No	Name 	Country	Email 	Organization 	Projects
1 	Tom Kralidis	Canada 	tomkralidis at gmail.com	Meteorological Service of Canada	geopython tools
2 	 	 	 	 	
== Updates==
TBD
Category:Past Events
Category:Code Sprints
Category:OGC
OGC Membership

This page describes OSGeo's process for selecting individuals as per the agreement between OGC and OSGeo by which up to six OSGeo community members can become OGC Individual Members free of cost. 
== Members of OGC and OSGeo ==
Many individuals, companies, universities and public administrations involved with OSGeo and Open Source software are also regular members of the OGC. The full list is available at the OGC web site. A lot of interaction and communication is already maintained through these members. 
== OSGeo Member Access to OGC Membership ==
Especially innovative new projects with no existing infrastructure or a regular commercial champion often did not have a chance to participate in the internal OGC processes. Both the OGC and OSGeo have a mutual interest in facilitating this collaboration and have as per their Memorandum of Understanding agreed to allow for six OGC Individual Memberships to be used by OSGeo members. To obtain a membership, you must:
# Determine if you are eligible for membership, based on the OGC Individual Membership rules.
# Submit a short summary of why you want an OGC membership and what work you plan to do with it. This summary should be sent to the selection committee (listed below).
# Every six months, send a summary of what you have done with your membership to the selection committee and the standards list.
Memberships are valid for one year, after which you may reapply by submitting a short summary of why you want an OGC membership. 
== Selection Committee ==
The selection committee keeps track of who is using our OGC memberships and what they are doing with them. The committee is appointed by the board of directors and periodically reports back to the board on the status of our OGC activity.
The members of this committee are currently: 
* Jeff McKenna
* Bruce Bannerman
The committee operates transparently, recording its action on the Standards Mailing List.
== Current Members ==
# Angelos Tzotsos from 21/12/2020
# Even Rouault from 16/10/2020. This slot will be available for reuse by someone else at its term, 16/10/2021
== Past Members ==
# Jáchym Čepický term ends on 2019-02-28 (confirmed active on 2017-04-28; report submitted to list on 2017-02-09)
# Angelos Tzotsos term ends on 2019-03-31 (confirmed active on 2016-09-10; report submitted to list on 2015-09-10)
# Martin Isenburg term ends on 2019-07-06 (confirmed active on 2017-01-31; report submitted to list on 2015-09-10, on 2016-06-21 and on 2018-07-13)
# Gérald Fenoy term ends on 2019-09-30 (report submitted to list on 2017-10-17)
Category:OGC
# Even Rouault term ends on 2019-10-15 (report submitted to list on 2018-05-22)
# Dimitris Kotzinos term ends on 2019-10-16 (confirmed active on 2015-09-11; report submitted to list on 2015-10-26)
OGC News

The OGC organizes four one-week Technical Committee Meetings (TCs) each year. After the meetings Carl Reed puts together a web site with the results. This page lists the links to the protocols.
== Technical Committee Meeting News ==
To provide better interaction with other communities the OGC publishes Motions and Meeting protocols. Links to recent meeting protocols are published here.
* 2009 June Motions from the Boston TC Meetings at MIT
* 2009 March Motions from the Athens Meetings
* 2008 September Motions from the Atlanta Meetings
* 2008 March Votes and Motions from St. Louis (US) Meetings
== Other News ==
* Axis Order Policy Guidance
Category: OGC
Category: Standards
OGC OSGeo Interoperability Day 2011

As part of the annual OSGIS event held by University of Nottingham, OSGeo and OGC will be hosting an "Interoperability Day" to help teach and highlight the complimentary roles of open source software and OGC open standards. The day will be focused on OSGeo software and our approaches to interoperability using OGC specs. Some presentations will be followed by hands-on workshops.
This special day is held at the beginning of the OSGIS event, all day on June 21, 2011.
Our tentative agenda will include:
 	Title 	Speaker 	
09h00 	Welcome & CGS Perspective on Interoperability 	Prof Mike Jackson (CGS) 	
09h30 	OSGeo - Enabling Interoperability 	Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) 	
10h00 	Delivering Solutions with OGC & OSGeo 	Addy Pope (EDINA) 	
10h30 	WIS - A New Global Infrastructure for Meteorology 	Chris Little, 
Co-chair OGC Meteorology & Oceanography Domain Working Group (UK Met)	
11h30 	Mid-day break 	Mid-day break 	Mid-day break
Workshops - 2 concurrent, 2 sessions	Workshops - 2 concurrent, 2 sessions 	Workshops - 2 concurrent, 2 sessions 	Workshops - 2 concurrent, 2 sessions
12h30 	Workshop 1 Translating ANY Ordnance Survey data with OSGeo tools and using in MapServer and other OWS Mike Saunt, Astun Technology	Workshop 2 One Geology workshop, James Passmore, British Geological Survey, UK	
14h00 	Break 	Break 	Break
14h30 	Workshop 3 Geoserver workshop Simone Giannecchini, GeoSolutions Italy 	Workshop 4 WMS/QGIS workshop Saber Razmjooei, Faunalia,UK 	
16h00 	Plenary wrap-up, summary, Q&A 	Jeremy Morley (CGS) 	
Category:Past Events
Category:OGC
OGC Press Release 1021

Translations for this press release are at: http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OGC_Press_Release_1021_Translations
= June 9 Asia-Pacific Webinar Demo of OGC's OWS-6 Interoperability Testbed Results =
Wayland, Massachusetts, United States, May 28, 2009.
On Tuesday June 9, 2009, the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC®) will conduct a free webinar demonstrating results from the OGC Web Services, Phase 6 (OWS-6) testbed activity.
The 2 hour webinar will start at: 8:30am in Mumbai, 11am in Perth, noon in Tokyo, 1pm in Sydney, 3pm in New Zealand. http://timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?month=6&day=9&year=2009&hour=13&min=0&sec=0&p1=240
Register at: http://portal.opengeospatial.org/public_ogc/register/090609_ows6_webinar.php
The webinar will demonstrate OWS-6 achievements involving Web services architecture and interoperability solutions that are documented in OGC Engineering Reports and covers:
* Sensor Web Enablement (SWE)
* Geo Processing Workflow (GPW)
* Decision Support Services (DSS)
* Aeronautical Information Management (AIM)
* Compliance and Interoperability Test and Evaluation (CITE)
For full details about this press release and details about seeing the webinar in US/European timezones, refer to: http://www.opengeospatial.org/pressroom/pressreleases/1021
This Asia/Pacific timezone webinar is coordinated with the help of OWS6 participants LISASoft, Landgate and the CRCSI.
OGC Press Release 1021 Cover

=Translators=
OSGeo translators,
The OGC has agreed to promote FOSS4G, and the Climate Challenge Integration Plugfest (CCIP) they are leading at FOSS4G, during their major OWS6 webinar. This is an excellent opportunities for us as these webinars are watched by thousands of geospatial people from around the world.
The webinars are also very interesting as they give a summary of the latest developments in OGC standards and give an insight into where the industry is moving in the next 5 to 10 years.
I hope you will be able to translate this press release into your own language and forward onto your local communities.
Of note, we now have a few email publishers who send marketing updates into the Asian region, who will likely take your translations and forward onto their communities (if you are able to get the translations in place by Sunday 31 May).
The translation wiki page is at: http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OGC_Press_Release_1021_Translations
Thank you in advance for you continued efforts.
Cameron Shorter, FOSS4G chair
= Media =
To Geospatial media collators relevant to the Australian and Asia/Pacific region,
This OGC webinar will likely be of interest to your readers/members. It provides an excellent status of the current direction of the OGC and provides insights into where the spatial industry will be heading in the next 5 to 10 years.
It also will be an excellent marketing tool for the international FOSS4G conference in Sydney later this year as the OGC will be promoting FOSS4G and their involvement in it during the webinar. http://2009.foss4g.org
I have asked the OSGeo volunteer translators to translate into their local languages. They have already done an excellent job translating our FOSS4G press releases, and we should have most translations in place by Monday 1 June.
Could you please forward this press release through your email lists.
The short press release is at:
http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OGC_Press_Release_1021
The full press release is at:
http://www.opengeospatial.org/pressroom/pressreleases/1021
OGC Web services

== Missão ==
Promover a interoperacionalidade com base nos Web Services da OGC. 
=== Reuniões ===
==== Marcação da próxima ====
(Deprecated: ver Calendario) 
*2009-12-2, 4a-feira, 12h30-13h30 (joana, ?) 
*2009-12-2, 4a-feira, 22h30-23h30 (joana, jorge, jacinto, ?)
==== Passadas ====
*2009-12-02, 4a-feira, 22h30-23h30, log disponível
*2009-11-25, 4a-feira, 22h30-23h30, ADIADA
*2009-11-18, 4a-feira, 22h00-23h00, log disponível
== Objectivos ==
*Criar e manter uma Lista de web services em PT ou com dados sobre PT 
*Desenvolver um curso de Introdução aos Web Services no moodle 
*Instalar e manter uma máq com Web Services 
**usar o domínio gitestbed.eu 
**usar um mac cedido para o efeito, com ubuntu 
**instalar este servidor na UMinho 
*Propor e dinamizar uma workshop WS no eSIG 2010 (danilo+jacinto+joana)
Estes objectivos foram alinhados a partir do nosso Baú de Ideias. 
== Troca de Ideias ==
Ja alguem ouviu falar/utilizou o Feature Server?
E uma implementacao REST de um servidor de features, com possibilidade de servir GeoJSON.
== Voluntários ==
*Danilo Furtado
*Jacinto Estima 
*Joana Simoes 
*Jorge Gustavo 
*Ricardo Pinho 
*Pedro Monteiro 
*Ricardo Sena
Category:Portugal
OGRS 2016

OGRS 2016 will take place October 12th-14th, 2016 in Perugia (Italy),
go to the official OGRS 2016 event page.
== Community Sprint ==
When: Saturday, October 15th
Where: IRPI CNR Institute (Perugia)
=== Workgroups ===
To participate each project has to copy a project skeleton and start a section below for your project. 
==== Project-name template ====
Attending: 
*user 
*user
Goals: 
*your goals
==== GRASS GIS ====
Attending: 
* Luca Delucchi
* Yann Chemin
Goals: 
* TDB
* Planetary projections integration through GDAL
Category:Events
OL3-Google-Maps-GSoC 2017 Ideas

This page lists some ideas for the 2017 Google Summer of Code program with ol3-google-maps, i.e. OLGM.
Your ideas are welcome as well!
== Cleaner way to manage Google Maps layers ==
=== Mentors ===
* Alexandre Dubé
* Raphaël Gagnon
=== Description ===
The idea is about having a cleaner way to deal with Google Maps layers within the library. The way it is currently done brings a lot of limitations. Having a way to deal with those layers without any limitations would be the main goal.
=== Technical Description ===
Here's how the library works: The OpenLayers' map is put on top of the Google Maps map as a control that takes 100% of the map. The navigation tools of Google Maps are all deactivated. Those from OpenLayers are active, so zooming or panning the map comes from the navigation tools of OpenLayers. The synchronization of the animations between Google Maps and OpenLayers is not always perfect.
In an attempt to make the animation more "fluid", the layers from OpenLayers are rendered by Google Maps instead. This is a nice feature, but comes with limitations. For example, in OpenLayers you can create clustered vector features. This is not managed by the OLGM library, i.e. we would need to make the same thing using the Google Maps API.
Having a cleaner way to deal with Google Maps layers would require a big turnover in the way things are currently managed within the library. This new "way" would be the one to use from there on, but the "old" way should be kept for backward compatibility support.
=== Expected Outcome ===
* Be able to use OpenLayers with a Google Maps layer without any limitations and with perfect synchronization of the navigation animations.
* This may require features that are only available in recent browsers
* It is expected that some older browsers may not be able to support this new feature.
=== Required skills ===
* JavaScript
* ES6 (ECMAScript 6)
* OpenLayers
* Google Maps JavaScript API
=== Difficulty Rating ===
The difficulty can be categorized as "normal".
=== Tasks ===
Here's a list of tasks that should be accomplished. Some are not directly linked with the idea, but would make the library more robust and more usable by users.
* have a cleaner way to manage Google Maps layers within OLGM without having to create sibling components within Google Maps
* ensures the perfect animation synchronization of both OpenLayers and Google Maps while zooming and panning
* support more features within the library, such as clusters and other features mentioned under the "limitations" of the library
* convert the code to ES6
* remove all dependencies to the Closure Library
* support the latest version of OpenLayers
* various bug fixes that have been raised on GitHub by users of the library
* various features that have been asked on GitHub by users of the library
OL 2.5 fr

Accueil || Promotion et visibilité || Annonce des sorties
----
Communiqué : Sortie de OpenLayers version 2.5
L'équipe de développement d'OpenLayers est fière de vous annoncer la dernière 
version d'OpenLayers 2.5. Cette version présente un certain nombre de développements 
majeurs, dont :
* Date Line Wrapping : les tuiles recouvrent toute la terre
* Nouveautés/améliorations pour les formats
** KML
** GeoRSS Simple
** GeoJSON
* Nouveautés/améliorations pour la digitalisation des entités :
** Bouton pour déplacer les entités
** Bouton pour Modifier les Entités
** Support de dessin/création de polygones réguliers
** Support de Mercator Sphérique pour les couches commerciales
* Des tonnes et des tonnes de corrections de bugs.
Certaines des fonctionnalités dépassées ont été déplacées vers le label "deprecating". Pour des informations là-dessus, et 
d'autre changements importants sur la bibliothèque avant de mettre à jour vos 
applications, référez vous aux notes de version, sur 
http://trac.openlayers.org/wiki/Release/2.5/Notes.
Grâce à cette version finale, OpenLayers 2.5 ferme 190 tickets 
significatifs, plus que toutes les autres versions OpenLayers à ce jour. Pour 
cela nous sommes redevables aux nombreux membres de la communauté, et 
spécialement le gros travail effectué par des sociétés telles que The Open 
Planning Project via Tim Shaub et de nombreux développeurs comme Pierre 
Giraud, Eric Lemoine et Fred Junod de l'équipe de CamptoCamp, ainsi que le 
support continu de Chris Schmidt et Erik Uzureau de MetaCarta. Beaucoup de 
remerciements pour ces précieux contributeurs, et tous les autres qui ont 
aidé à rendre cette version possible.
Le fichier JavaScript OpenLayers.js hébergé sur :
<script src="http://openlayers.org/api/OpenLayers.js"></script>
a été modifié pour utiliser l'API 2.5.
Comme toujours, le code source est disponible à : 
http://openlayers.org/download/
Les rapports de bugs peuvent être archivés dans le Trac, sous la version 2.5 
et milestone.
Nous attendons avec impatience vos retours !
Salutations,
L'équipe d' OpenLayers
<Traduit par Bérangère Barbin>
Category: Local chapter francophone
OL graduaded fr

Accueil || Promotion et visibilité || |Sommaire des liens vers les annonces des sorties des versions
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=Finalisation de l'incubation d'OpenLayers =
L'OSGeo et le projet OpenLayers sont fiers d'annoncer qu'OpenLayers est sorti du processus d'incubation et est désormais un projet OSGeo à part entière.
OpenLayer est une bibliothèque purement javascript servant à afficher dans les navigateurs web récents des cartes de différents formats (WMS, WFS, Mapserver, GeoRSS, GML, TMS, GMaps, Virtual Earth, Yahoo.. et d'autres) , et ce, sans dépendance côté serveur. OpenLayers unifie toutes ces sources de données disparates en mettant à disposition une unique API JavaScript intuitive, qui permet aux développeurs de construire rapidement et efficacement des applications géographiques riches sur le web.
Plus d'information sur http://www.openlayers.org/
La fin de l'incubation signifie que les éléments suivants sont présents : une communauté ouverte autour du projet, un modèle de gouvernance du projet responsable, une vérification de la provenance du code et une vérification de la licence, ainsi qu'une bonne gestion générale du projet. Passer avec succès la phase d'incubation est le sceau de l'OSGeo pour l'approbation d'un projet, et donne aux utilisateurs potentiels du projet une confiance accrue dans la viabilité et la santé du projet.
Plus d'information sur http://www.osgeo.org/incubator
À propos de l'incubation :
L'incubation est un processus dans lequel on vérifie surtout que le code source est bel et bien libre et que les développeurs ont accepté et respectent la politique de licence du projet.
On fait entre autres un "source code provenance review" qui consiste à réviser la provenance de tous les fichiers et s'assurer que le copyright 
et la licence de chacun est bel et bien compatible avec la licence du logiciel en question. Par exemple, certains fichiers ou fonctions peuvent avoir été copiés de librairies externes et on s'assure que le code original qui a été copié était sous une licence compatible permettant d'en inclure une copie dans le logiciel OSGeo sous évaluation.
Une autre exigence est que le projet doit démontrer qu'il a une communauté d'utilisateurs et de développeurs *dynamique* et *ouverte*, qui fonctionne par consensus, d'où l'exigence de former un comité de gestion du projet (Project Steering Committee - PSC). Pour résumer, on veut s'assurer que le projet est bien vivant, ouvert, et qu'il va le demeurer.
Pour plus de détails sur les exigences, voir la "Project Graduation Checklist" à http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Project_Graduation_Checklist
Finalement, OSGeo assigne un "mentor" à chaque projet qui sert de guide dans la période d'incubation. On peut considérer l'incubation comme un audit qualité et organisationnel.
[source : http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/francophone/2007-September/000441.html]
Category: Local chapter francophone
OSCON

OSGeo and the OReilly OSCON event.
== 2010 ==
From http://en.oreilly.com/oscon2010
== 2009 ==
OSCON 2009 , July in San Jose California, California Chapter will be managing an OSGeo booth
== 2008 ==
From http://en.oreilly.com/oscon2008/public/content/home
OSCON is the crossroads of all things open source, bringing together the best, brightest, and most interesting people to explore what's new, and to champion the cause of open principles and open source adoption across the computing industry.
OSCON 2008 is happening July 21-25 in Portland, Oregon. Join over 2,500 open source developers, hackers, experts, IT managers, and users at OSCON 2008. This year's convention will include 40 tutorials that go deep into open source technology and over 400 sessions focusing on Administration, Business, Databases, Emerging Topics, Java, Linux, Mobile, People, Perl, PHP, Programming, Python, Ruby, Security, Web Applications, and much more.
== 2007 ==
OSGEO Cascadia handled the booth.
== 2006 ==
Read more about OSGeo at OSCON 2006.
Category:Events
OSCON 2008

Booth
* PercyD is in charge
Volunteers
* Brian, Will, Morgan
Summary
* traffic was reasonable, the conversations were often good. A pattern of specialty still exists - that is, a small handful of professionals had completed sometimes extensive projects and wanted to show them off to us on their laptops! While the majority of attendees had little exposure to the tech at all, however they had GPS units and wanted to figure out how to get free basemaps, or... Some interest in intro web mapping. Some awareness of FOSS4G in Cape Town.
*once again, a common theme is that people want data! and they want geocoding! This is Percy's third year doing OSCON, and there was a "groundhog day" feel to those kind of questions. Usually some guy has an idea about how to make money using LBS, but he doesn't want to give you all the details, so he's a little vague and talks about locating zipcodes and calculating distances between things.
* spoke with some media professionals.. they are aware of the strategic importance of the sector
* several companies expressed polite interest in getting developer attention through OSGeo
*Brian gets accolades from Percy for tireless, cheerful staffing of the booth! He put in at least twice as many hours as anyone else. Thanks Brian!!!
*Percy had a nice chat with Geoff Zeiss about "enterprise" open source GIS, and Geoff brought up a good point about the need for a standards based data-input constraint engine or something. I'm not sure where to go with it, so I'm just splattering it here...
*a picture of the booth will appear near here sometime soon.
* We (someone besides Percy) should talk to the O'Reilly folks about doing an OSGEO track next year :-)
*Percy thinks we can probably count on sharing space with opensourcelabs, PSU rocketry club, etc next year, if we want... It's not as plush and high visibility as having our own booth, but you can't beat the price!
OSCON 2009

=Open Source Convention(OSCON)=
; Event Owner: Alex Mandel(wildintellect) and Brian Hamlin
; When: July 20-24, 2009
; Where: San Jose McEnery Convention Center 150 West San Carlos St. San Jose, CA 95113
; What: Open Source Convention(OSCON), a yearly conference put on by O'Reilly, see past OSCON OSGeo involvement
==Booth==
200px|thumb|left|Booth Setup
200px|thumb|left|Close up of the table.
200px|thumb|left|Booth with staff and demo machine.
Exhibitor Registration/Move In:
* Tuesday, ?
* Wednesday, Before 10am - Alex 
Exhibit Hall Hours:
* Wednesday, July 22, 2009 : Alex, Stacey, Ragi, Brian
** 10:00AM - 12:20PM
** 12:20PM - 1:45PM Alex
** 1:45PM - 3:20PM Alex
** 3:20 - 4:30PM Alex
** Exhibit Hall Reception - 6:00PM -7:00PM
* Thursday, July 23, 2009 : Ragi, Brian
** 10:00AM - 12:20PM
** 12:20PM - 1:45PM
** 1:45PM - 3:20PM
** 3:20 - 5:00PM
Tear Down:
* Thursday, July 23, 2009
** 5:00PM - 7:00PM 
For more details, see the website
===Volunteers===
* Brian Hamlin
* Ragi Burhum
* Alex Mandel
* Stacey Ellis
==Sessions & Talks==
- proposed Lightening Talk on the "State of OSGeo"
==Social==
PostgreSQL is very involved in this event. We will be present at the PgDay one day before OSCon opens. Opportunity for cross-pollination.
== Budget ==
List of Items we need and proposed budget request from the Marketing team.
Item 	Cost 	Notes
Banner 	$0 	Use California Chapter Exhibition Pack
Table Skirt 	$0 	Use California Chapter Exhibition Pack
Handouts 	$0 	Leftovers from AAG 2009
Booth 	$0 	Free with 4 booth passes and 1 session pass for non-profits.
Live CD or Software	$? 	Maybe some volunteer copied if it's up to par.
T-shirts/hats 	$0 	
Demo Machines 	Persnoal	Running Live GIS Disc
Total 	$0/0 	Estimate/~Final(?)
*Note: A 10/100baseT Internet connection at the booth costs $400 (!), thats allegedly a discount. So, no Internet. We have some online material that is cacheable, and if Ragi brings his Earth Browser, thats plenty of eye candy.
*Note: there is a memo about electricity not included also! Hmm, well race to the wall sockets with your laptops, because at this point no electricity is being ordered, either. Late fee for booth orders start after July 10th.
Category:Past Events
Category:California