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California Chapter 2012 Annual Meeting

=Event Details=
Date: Saturday, October 13, 2012
Time: 9:00am to 3:00pm
Location: 1221 South Bascom Avenue, San Jose, CA 95128
Description: The OSGeo CA Chapter has a low-key gathering once a year. People give presentations in a relax settings and talk about Open Source geo technologies. Sometimes the presentations are setup ad-hoc Barcamp style, sometimes they are planned. 
RSVP
The only thing that we ask is that you RSVP to sunburned.surveyor[ at ]gmail.com OR
Via Geomeetup
=Speakers=
* Frank Warmerdam: OSGeo Global Activities
* Alex Mandel: CompareAMap.org (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Wvr-jYP77k&feature=plcp)
* Ragi Burhum: Node.js and Realtime Geo (http://youtu.be/KaEvtROh070)
* Landon Blake: Creating Network Topology Tools for OpenJUMP (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgHY1p77wxM&feature=plcp)
=Activities=
* Landon Blake: OpenJUMP Code Sprint (didnt happen this time)
* Chapter Development w/ Brian Hamlin
=Anticipated GeoGeeks=
* Ajna Cackovic
* Alex Mandel
* Alex Terrazas
* Andrew Holguin
* Brian Hamlin
* Chris Zontine
* David Lok
* Fernando Mutia
* Frank Warmerdam
* Jeff Hobbs (San Joae Water Company)
* John Thomson
* Jonathan Lin
* Krischelle Love
* Landon Blake (Redefined Horizons/KSN)
* Leena Gautam (San Jose Water Company)
* Michael Flaxman
* Misha Leybovich
* Ragi Burhum 
* Shruti Mukhtyar
* Steven Citron-Poutsy
* Victoria de Winter
* Alan ?
* Henry ?
* Cyrus ?
* Felisa ?
* Tajalli ?
* Alan ?
* Githogori ?
* Staphanie ?
California Chapter Marketing

The California Chapter currently has two (2) marketing and outreach efforts. The first is a list of speakers that will speak about GIS or open source geospatial software at your event. The second is our annual Open Geospatial Data Award.
== Chapter Outreach Speakers ==
You can find information about California Chapter members that are willing to serve as volunteer speakers at local events on the Outreach Speakers page. This page includes a short biography for each speaker and a list of topics they would be willing to present.
== Open Geospatial Data Award ==
The California Chapter awards the Open Geospatial Data Award to one organization each year that promotes open access to quality geospatial data. You can learn more on our wiki page for the Open Geospatial Data Award.
== Navigation ==
California Chapter Wiki Home Page
Category: Local Chapters
Category: California
California Chapter Membership Page

== Members List ==
Name(IRC/Chat Handle) - Short Description 
*Tara Athan
*Lokesh Bali | Richmond Police
*Paul Bartsch (osospdb) | UC Santa Barbara | Cal Poly - SLO Alumni
*David Bianco (talldave) - US Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco
*Dylan Beaudette | CA Soil Resource Lab - UC Davis
*Landon Blake(Sunburned Surveyor)
*Ragi Yaser Burhum(rburhum) | Self
*Steve Citron (TheSteve0) - Pousty - ICF/Jones&Stokes, San Jose
*Stacey Ellis - UC Davis
* Brian Galey | Geospatial Innovation Facility, UC Berkeley
*Alan Glennon - spatial@ucsb
*Brian Hamlin (darkblue_b) - Berkeley
*Matt Hancher - Google Earth Engine - interested in Bay Area local activities
*Jeff Hobbs | San Jose Water Company - San Jose, CA
*Allan Hollander 
*Jeffrey Johnson - Consultant
*Matt Lamborn | Pacific Geodata - Napa, CA
*Joe Larson (j03lar50n) | CAL FIRE / San Luis Obispo County Fire | Cal Poly - SLO Alumni
*Josh Livni (jlivni) Google Developer Relations (San Francisco)
*Alex Mandel (Wildintellect) - UC Davis
*Bob Moskovitz (bmoskovi)
*Jeffrey Munowitch - Ceres Imaging
* Brylie Oxley | (brylie on freenode) - Nevada City, CA
* Bborie Park | Center for Vectorborne Diseases, UC Davis
*Marc Pfister (drwelby) | ENPLAN (Redding)
* Bill Rainey - Santa Clara, CA
*Jeffrey Sonnentag - L&L Environmental, Inc., Redlands/Riverside, CA
*Michele Tobias - UC Davis
*Mike Treichler - Core-Mark International
* Frank Warmerdam | Google
*Chris Whitney (Cwhitney) - UC San Diego / NASA ISS EarthKAM
*Bill Woodall(bwoodall) San Diego
*Gabriel Duncan (GDuncan510) - Alameda, California / Alameda Native History Project
== Navigation ==
California Chapter Wiki Home Page
Category: Local Chapters
Category: California
California Chapter Mission and Objectives

== Mission ==
To promote the use and development of open source geospatial software in California.
== Objectives & Goals ==
* Influence other professional groups in California.
** Give Presentations to groups with an interest in Open Geospatial and/or Public Geodata (see list of available speakers)
** Demonstrate diplomacy and interoperability of the OSGeo stack with other solutions(Free or Not) through our activities.
** Represent OSGeo via booths, literature and presentations at academic and professional conferences in the Western US
*Promote Access to California Geodata.
** Annual Award to the agency or institution in California that best exemplifies OSGeo's stance on Public Geodata
** Work with the Public Geodata Project to Generate a catalog of catalogs, search tools, and metadata harvesters to better enable public access to Geodata.http://www.osgeo.org/geodata
** Promote use of Public Geodata Catalogs
== Navigation ==
California Chapter Wiki Home Page
Category: Local Chapters
Category: California
California Chapter Report 2007

=California Local Chapter (Proposed)=
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2007
* Contact name: Landon Blake
==Key Accomplishments==
* Mailing list established for proposed chapter.
* Temporary incubator website for the chapter created at http://www.redefinedhorizons.com/calosgeo/.
* Alex Mandel and Landon Blake explored the possibility of an OSGeo Booth at the California Geography Society meeting in Chico, California, in May 2008
==Areas for Improvement==
* Possibility of splitting proposed chapter into sub-chapters because of the size of the state.
==Opportunities To Help==
* Coordinate and support OSGeo Booth at California GIS Conferences
* Coordinate OSGeo ambassadors to GIS related organizations in California. (Examples: California URISA Chapters, California Land Surveyors Association)
* Forward movement on any of the proposed chapter goals listed here: http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/California
== Outlook for 2008 ==
* Formation of California Chapter unlikely until support from interested members increases.
Category: Reports 2007
California Chapter Report 2008

== California Chapter ==
* Contact name: Landon Blake (AKA The Sunburned Surveyor)
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* Discussed meeting for formation of chapter and chapter goals.
* Tabled at the California Geographic Society annual meeting in Chico.
* Tabled at 4-H conference in Davis.
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* Need to work at encouraging more participation.
 
=== Outlook for 2009 ===
* First chapter meeting will be held on February 21, 2009 in Davis, California.
* Planned attendance & representation at several academic/industry conferences
* Fundraising to support outreach activities
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Category: Reports 2008
Category: California
California Chapter Report 2009

== California Chapter ==
*Contact name: Alex Mandel (Davis, CA),                       Landon Blake (Stockton, CA),                      Ragi Burhum (San Francisco, CA)                      
=== Key Accomplishments ===
*1st Meeting 
*Marketing and Events 
**Association of American Geographers, Annual Meeting, Las Vegas 
**OSCON Open Source Convention, San Jose 
**Where 2.0 , San Jose 
**GIS Day, UC Berkeley, UC Davis 
**North American Cartographic Information Society, Sacramento 
**Several presentations at local chapters and unconferences 
***WebMapSocial Silicon Valley Meetup Group: OSGeo and PostGIS presentation (Google in Mountain View) 
***Cloudcamp: OSGeo in the Cloud (Silicon Valley) 
***Augmented Reality Dev Camp: OSGeo and PostGIS presentation (Hacker Dojo in Mountain View) 
***Bay Area ArcGIS User Group: Open Source GIS - OSGeo and PostGIS (Berkeley)
 
=== Areas for Improvement ===
*As a very large area geographically we are encouraging more local interaction via unofficial subchapters. 
**There is a Bay Area sub chapter that hosts social meetups. http://baugos.com/ 
*While we have a strong presence in Northern California it would be great to bring together more people in the Los Angeles and San Diego regions.
=== Opportunities to Help ===
*Always looking for more events to go to.
*Looking for help designing and administering award to government agencies in California that promote free and open access to geospatial data.
*Looking for programmers to assist with software development projects hosted by Chapter.
=== Outlook for 2010 ===
The growth of mobile platforms like Android and iPhone has also caused a huge increase for the need of geospatial libraries and server technologies.Since the Bay Area has huge activity of startups with very talented people with low cash flow, it is a perfect incubator for adoption of OSGeo technologies. Several of the current startup companies that are doing anything related to geo have started using software like PostGIS. 
Interestingly enough, Unconferences and local meetup groups have proven to be very effective at producing follow up e-mails with questions about Open SourceGIS technologies. In fact, for these type of events, it is not uncommon to present to a group of 10-80 developers who are all interested and flabbergasted that theydid not know that such open source technologies even existed.
Since the mobile application market keeps growing, it is unquestionable that OSGeo adoption in the Bay Area will follow suit.
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Category:Reports_2009 Category:California
California Chapter Report 2010

== California Chapter ==
===California Chapter Events===
The chapter maintained a presence at 5 events during 2010. These events included the annual meeting of the California Geographical Society, the annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, and the 2011 Southern California Linux Expo. California Chapter member Ragi Burhum also presented a talk at the PGWest 2010 Conference.
===California Member Activities===
Landon Blake continued his work on the unsupported GPX2 Module. This module allows Java programs to parse GPS files. (GPX files are XML files used to store points, routs, and tracks from recreation grade GPS receivers.) It also allows Java programs to manipulate entities from GPX files as simple feature objects. This work on the next release of the module focuses on the removal of the JDOM for XML parsing. It is being replaced with a hybrid DOM-on-Demand XML parsing library from the SurveyOS Project. Work on the next release of the module will also include implementation of a set of objects to provide a GPX file DOM to Java Programs. 
Landon also continued his work as an assistant editor of the OSGeo Journal. This included work on Volume 9 of the Journal, the 2010 Annual Report and exploring ways to make OSGeo Journal Content available in formats other than PDF.
Alex Mandel continued his work to host and build the OSGeo Version 3 and Version 4. A presentation on OSGeo Live was given to the California Geographical Society. Alex also helped convert a university course on GIS from Visual Basic for Applications to the Python Programming Language, and assisted with teaching the modified course to students. At the United States Forest Service International Seminar on Climate Change Alex provided a 2 hour workshop in QGIS using OSGeo Live.
Ragi Burhum started the San Francisco, California Geomeetup. This group has grown into a highly focused geo developer bi-monthly event with more than 450 members from big and small companies across the California Bay Area. The San Francisco Geomeetup sponsors have included O’Reilly, SimpleGeo, CBS Interactive, xCubeLabs, TRulia, Evenbrite and others. Both Ragi Burhum and Josh Livni have given talks at Geomeetup events that heavily promoted OSGeo. Brian Hamlin distributes OSGeo Live DVD’s as prizes during the trivia sections of the Geomeetup events. Ragi write and committed two (2) drivers for GDAL. The first was for ArcObjects. The second was a FileGDP driver.
Ragi Burhum and Brian Hamlin have continued their work with California companies to solve complex problems for California on top of Open Source GIS stacks.
Category: Reports 2010
California Chapter Report 2012

==About the Chapter==
The California Chapter maintains an OSGeo presence at geospatial events in California and around the West Coast of the United States. It also organizes at least one annual meeting.
 
==Events==
October 13, 2012: The 2012 Annual Meeting of the California OSGeo Chapter was held in San Jose, California. The event featured talks by four chapter members. Frank Wammerdam presented a talk on OSGeo activities around the globe. Alex Mandel discussed “compareamap.org”. Ragi Burhum presented a talk on Node.JS and “real time geo”. Landon Blake gave a talk on managing network topology for sanitary sewer networks in OpenJUMP. At the end of the meeting Brian Hamlin coordinated a session to plan future chapter activities.
 
==Members Activities==
Landon Blake presented the talk entitled “GIS Basics for Land Surveyors With OpenJUMP” at the California State University at Fresno Geomatics Conference. He also presented the talk “The Demise of NGS Control – What It Means for Your GIS” at the University of California Berkeley GIS Day.
Landon also organized a spring and fall meeting of the California Central Valley Geospatial Professionals Group. At the Spring Meeting guest Speaker Bruce Joffe discussed the California Public Records Act and how it related to public GIS data. Landon Blake discussed copyright and licensing issues related to GIS data. At the Fall Meeting Landon Blake discussed the use of OpenJUMP to build geographic information systems for sanitary sewer networks.
During 2012 Landon helped publish two volumes of the OSGeo Journal and also began work on the OSGeo Incubation Labs.
==Outlook for 2013==
 
The chapter held a code sprint in January 2013. It looks forward to hosting another annual meeting of the chapter in the Fall of 2013.
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Category: Reports 2012
Call for reviewers

No longer in service
== Call for OSGeo Journal Reviewers ==
Attention OSGeo Community! We need your help. Please list yourself below if you are willing to be an anonymous peer reviewer for OSGeo peer reviewed papers. Please list your areas of expertise in parentheses and create an external link to your personal contact information web page. Journal reviewers will be asked to review papers that fit within their expertise areas and with which they have no direct conflict of interest. Generally this means that the reviewer is not a coauthor or funding source for the paper. Beyond this, please use your own judgment as to when it is appropriate to self eliminate yourself as a reviewer. Indeed, it is hoped that rather than simply accepting all review requests, you will also suggest alternative reviewers who might be willing and qualified. In this way, it is hoped that the following list will grow rapidly to include a large community of willing and able reviewers for this journal.
== List of Reviewers ==
Note: This list is not comprehensive and it is likely that any particular manuscript will be reviewed by some combination of individuals on this list and others who are willing to review, but prefer not to be listed. If you are a new reviewer, please consider listing yourself and your expertise below, perhaps in alphabetical order by surname. 
* Ames, Daniel - Acting Associate Editor, Peer Review (Hydrology, Modeling, MapWindow GIS, .NET Development)
* Anand, Suchith - MobileGIS, Location Based Services, Optimization techniques, Asset management
* Assad, Josef - Open source processes and communities; marketing, business experience; non-profit sector and private sector
* Blake, Landon (A.K.A. The Sunburned Surveyor) - Coordinate Geometry, Geodesy, Surveying, Applications of GIS to Public Works and Parcel/Cadastral Records Management
*Dodsworth, Eva - Geospatial Data Services Librarian, University of Waterloo. Specialty in outreach, geospatial instruction and GIS software reviews.
* Gerlek, Michael P. (mpg) - geospatial imaging; OGC web services; commercial use of open source; outreach and marketing of high-quality T-shirts
* Putler, Dan - Expertise in GIS applications to marketing and business; geo-statistics; geocoding.
* Xuheng Kuang, Peer Review (Hydrology/Hydraulics Modeling, GIS)
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Camisetas OSGeo-es

Category: Marketing en OSGeo-es
== Presupuestos para camisetas OSGeo-es ==
Se han solicitado presupuestos para hacer 50 camisetas, de calidad media/alta, y con este diseño. Se detallan a continuación los que se han ido recibiendo:
=== Artpress ===
50 camisetas blancas, 100% algodón con tres impresiones (manga, pecho y espalda) en 2 colores, asciende a 7,74 euros mas IVA.
La maquetación no está incluida y todavía no nos ha dado el importe de esta.
Los portes no están incluidos.
Para 50 camisetas sale un total de 387 euros.
Artpress
=== Seronoserserigrafia ===
Son tres impresiones diferentes, dos a un color y una a dos colores(dos verdes):
 Opción 1 
 50 Camisetas 155 GR Blanca STEDMAN 
 315+IVA=365,4
 Opción 2 
 50 Camisetas 185 GR Blanca 
 330+IVA= 382,8
Seronoserserigrafia
=== Eben Ezer Granada ===
Camisetas blancas de alta calidad marca Slazenger, a 1`87 euros + IVA 
4 pantallas para los logotipos, a 20 euros cada uno, pero quedarían para nosotros. 
Otra opción es hacer vinilos en vez de pantallas, cada vinilo cuesta 2 euros. 
Estos son los precios:
 -En serigrafía todo: 294,06 euros IVA incluido. 
 -En serigrafía pecho y espalda, vinilo en manga: 270,86 euros IVA incluido. 
 -En serigrafía solo pecho y vinilo en manga y espalda: 363,66 euros IVA incluido. 
Añade esta información:
Las tallas de las camisetas no influyen en el precio, son todas al mismo precio. Cuantas más camisetas hagas, en serigrafía te sale mas rentable porque el gasto por pantalla es el mismo y por lo tanto se reparte su valor entre el número de prendas y llega a ser cada vez mas pequeño.
 
Si es tu intención seguir haciendo camisetas u otras prendas a lo largo del tiempo, te recomiendo la serigrafía, pero si no vas a hacer mucha cantidad, el vinilo es la opción mas acertada.
Eben Ezer
=== Imprenta de La Habana ===
Camisetas a 3 colores, 2 colores en manga izquierda, 1 color frente centro, 1 color espalda centro = 4 CUC x 100 = 400 CUC. 
Se harían tres pasadas (o sea hacer tres impresos distintos) frente, espalda y manga izquierda. 
En este caso se han de hacer 100 como mínimo.
A día 15 de Enero de 2009, el Peso convertible Cubano (CUC) está: 1 CUC = 0.822321 EUR, por lo que el total seria de 328,92 euros.
=== Textil Central ===
Estampación: 1 tinta + 1 tinta + 2 tintas (manga).
Presentación: Doblado y embolsado individual.
Precio unitario en camisetas FRUIT OF THE LOOM
 En heavy t de 185 gr: 5,15 euros / unidad.(EN OFERTA) * 50 = 257,50 euros
 En value weight de 165 gr : 5,25 euros / unidad. * 50 = 262,50 euros
IVA no incluido.
Portes pagados a un destino.
Textil Central
=== Serigrafías libra ===
De Serigrafías Libra me envian estos precios:
 Ref 610360 Camiseta value blanca 100% algodón 1.73€
 Ref 612620 Camiseta entallada chico 5.93€
El precio de la pantalla serian 60€ los tres logos en la misma pantalla.
 Serigrafía de pecho 50 X 0.90€
 Serigrafia etiqueta 50 X 0.84€
 Serigrafia manga 50 X 0.84€
A todos estos precios hay que incluirle el 16% de IVA.
Para 50 camisetas saldria un total de 249.98 € sin gastos de envio.
Todas estas camisetas las puedes ver en nuestra pag web Serigrafías Libra
Camisosgeo09

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Esta es la página de organización del Concurso camisetas OSGeo-es 09, de momento esto es una idea, puedes ayudar usando la página de discusión, ¡participa!
==Objetivos==
La idea es hacerse una foto original con la camiseta de OSGeo-es en nuestro destino turístico, junto algún monumento típico del lugar o algo típico del sitio donde estemos.
==Reglas==
* La foto ha de ser original.
* Debe mostrar algo típico del lugar.
* La camiseta OSGeo-es tiene que aparecer en la foto.
==Tiempos==
* Envío de fotografías: p.ej. hasta el 15 de septiembre
* Votación: p.ej. 15 días después del límite de envío de fotos
==Votación==
Hay que buscar algún sistema de votación bien a través de las listas o alguna aplicación on-line (surveymonkey o montamos una encuesta en geomaticblog).
==Premios==
Habría que buscar algo original relacionado con la geomática. Podría ser algo del merchandising de OSGeo.
Campaña OSGeo-es en Informatica 2009

Utiliza la página de discusión para aportar ideas, comentarios, etc.
== Idea ==
La idea de organizar esta actividad viene de una discusión por irc en #osgeo-es que se puede ver completa en el siguiente enlace:
http://logs.qgis.org/osgeo-es/%23osgeo-es.2009-01-17.log (8:20 aproximadamente)
== Objetivo ==
El objetivo de la actividad es conseguir fondos para sufragar la compra de camisetas (como mínimo) con la imagen de OSGeo-es para la reunión de La Habana. Esto se debe a que:
* OSGeo-es como tal no dispone de fondos actualmente para ningún gasto
* OSGeo-es debería conseguir fondos para el evento para
** Comprar camisetas para los organizadores (la imagen corporativa es bien preciada allí)
** Se requieren algo de dinero para materiales (papelería, impresiones) en la fiesta del mapa
** En las actividades habrá que poner algo en víveres
== Cómo hacerlo ==
=== Aspectos generales ===
Recaudar fondos a través de una cuenta en PayPal para que, quien quiera pueda aportar la cantidad que estime oportuno.
* Cada persona que aporte recibirá una camiseta, en la medida en que los asistentes puedan repartirlas en mano (por ejemplo la gente que asista a las jornadas de Girona puede encargar ya que Jorge Sanz asistirá.
* La aportación mínima ha de ser de 5 EUR o una cantidad equivalente (por ejemplo: 6.609 USD)
* Los organizadores transcribirán los aportantes en este wiki (sin mencionar las cantidades) o bien aparecerán como anónimos si no desean ser listados.
* El tesorero (Jorge Sanz) mantendrá actualizada la cantidad total aportada en todo momento, así como una vez comencemos a utilizar los fondos, se detallarán los gastos aquí o donde se estime oportuno, pero siempre de forma pública.
=== Comprar la camiseta ===
La cuenta de Paypal está accesible a través de un botón que se ha publicado en la portada de geomaticblog.net.
Una vez hecho el pago puedes ponerte en contacto con Jorge a través de este formulario indicando cómo quieres que te demos la camiseta (puede que vayas al congreso, puede que se lo encargues a alguno de los asistentes, etc.) así como la talla. Recuerda elegir la categoría correspondiente a la campaña en el formulario.
Igualmente si tienes cualquier duda puedes utilizar la página de discusión de este artículo o si es de carácter privado o no tienes cuenta el wiki a través del mismo formulario. Indica un correo electrónico válido en el formulario o nos será imposible ponernos en contacto contigo.
== Los que han aportado ==
A continuación aparece la lista de las personas que han dado su aporte. Se han omitido las cantidades porque lo importante es la intención...
* Jorge Sanz
* Pedro-Juan Ferrer
* Jorge L. Batista (PB)
* Javi Carrasco
* Miguel Garcia Coya
* Vicente Sanjaime (Prodevelop)
* Lorenzo Becchi
* Juanjo Ripolles
* Rafael Fernández Mejías
Total recaudado: 145 €
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