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Charte village 2008 fr

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= Charte des sociétés participantes au village OS organisé par l'OSGeo-fr=
L'idée est de proposer une liste de principes majeurs et incontournables auxquels devraient adhérer les entreprises présentes sur le Village. Exemples :
* développer des solutions SIG autour de LL,
* s'engager à participer à la communauté des développeurs, en reversant les développements réalisés en propre,
* promouvoir les LL auprès de clients et de prospects en mettant en avant les atouts des LL par rapport aux logiciels propriétares,
* s'engager à favoriser les échanges entre SSLL autour des principes ci-dessus afin de favoriser les synergies,
* s'engager à faire reconnaître une communauté française des SIG autour de solutions LL et de données géographiques libres (cf. chapitre francophone en cours de constitution au sein de l'OSGEO),
* etc.
* Mettre le logiciel libre au coeur de vos solutions SIG (volet technique)
* Instaurer une mise en place systématique de solutions libres dans votre offre SIG (volet commercial)
* Offrir au marché des SIG des solutions en LL de qualité qui permettent de répondre aux besoins des utilisateurs dans l'objectif d'obtenir une confiance croissante dans les LL (volet qualité)
* Soumettre au débat public des orientations possibles pour les LL en SIG et pour l'émergence de données géographiques libres (volet
** débats publics) 
* Promouvoir une grande politique nationale et internationale en faveur des SIG autour de solutions en LL afin de faire reconnaître l'existence et la légitimité d'un secteur spécifique du SIG en LL vis-à-vis de toutes les institutions concernées (volet industriel)
Category: Local chapter francophone
CharterMemberOnboarding

This is an informal wiki page which should be enriched by board and charter members. Its main goal is to provide some guidelines to newly elected charter members about their duties. Some do's and don'ts could first be added, and such a list could then tend to become official guidelines, through a more formal process. 
== Participate in Elections ==
Charter members' main role is to participate in OSGeo elections. They must: 
* Vote for the annual new charter members elections every year
* Vote for the board members elections every year
== So, What else? ==
* Promote OSGeo through the use of FOSS4G tools
* the OSGeo 101 which has been delivered at FOSS4G events
* Register as an OSGeo Member See Getting Started
* Take active part in OSGeo Mailing Lists
* Hack the OSGeo Wiki
* Help build a stronger OSGeo community through interactions with academia, businesses and research organizations
* Help organize workshops, trainings, conferences related to FOSS4G
* Find an opportunity/reason to wear an OSGeo T-shirt
* Ask good questions and provide answers when possible
Category: Membership
Charter Members 2006

This is a historical document (2006). Find the current list of Charter Members on the official OSGeo web site.
The membership nomination and election process is now complete, and the following community members have been selected as additional voting members of the foundation. We would like to stress that while the foundation needs a voting membership in order to insure a board is selected that is reasonably representative of the broad community, in essentially all other ways anyone can contribute equally in the work of the foundation. As the OSGeo FAQ says:
"A non-voting (i.e. associate) member can do everything a voting member can do, except vote in board elections. They can be members of committees and vote on them. They can speak up, and contribute in every other way. The foundation aims to be a do-acracy, and so the way to have influence is to do things! Ultimately, of course, the foundation will only succeed in its mission if the entire community gets involved -- so please don't hesitate! We need your help!"
 Andrey Kiselev
 Ari Jolma
 Bart van den Eijnden
 Cameron Shorter
 Daniel Morissette
 David Blasby
 Gary Sherman
 Helena Mitasova
 Helton Uchoa
 James MacGill
 Jason Birch
 Jeff McKenna
 Jeroen Ticheler
 Jody Garnett
 Jo Walsh
 Justin DeOlivera
 Mike Adair
 Ned Horning
 Norman Vine
 Paul Spencer
 Rafael Medeiros Sperb
 Toru Mori
 Venkatesh Raghavan
 V. Ravi Kumar
Original voting members admitted February 4, 2006 at OSGeo organizational meeting in Chicago:
 Allan Doyle
 Arnulf Christl (*)
 Bob Bray
 Chris Holmes (*)
 Claude Philipona
 Dave McIlhagga
 Frank Warmerdam (**)
 Gary Lang (*)
 Howard Butler
 Ian Turton
 Jon Scarbrough
 Mark Lucas
 Markus Neteler (*)
 Michael Gerlek
 Paul Ramsey
 Pericles Nacionales
 Rich Steele
 Schuyler Erle
 Steve Lime
 Tom Burk
 Tyler Mitchell
(*) = Interim Board Member
(**) = President (and Interim Board Member)
Category:Membership
Chief Returning Officer

Approved at Twenty Sixth Board Meeting - page now protected
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The OSGeo Chief Returning Officer (CRO) is responsible for administering votes of the OSGeo charter members, including board elections and charter member elections, or votes to amend the OSGeo corporate bylaws. 
* The CRO must be a charter member of OSGeo.
* The CRO is not eligible for election to the board while serving as CRO. 
* The CRO is selected by the board. 
* The CRO may be the same person as the Secretary.
The CRO is also responsible for maintaining contact information for OSGeo charter members, ensuring they are notified of charter member and board votes, and for keeping track of who has voted and reporting to the secretary.
== CRO ==
This section lists the names of the OSGeo members who volunteered to be CRO for each year. 
* 2024 Iván Sánchez Ortega , Vicky Vergara and Luís de Sousa
* 2023 Iván Sánchez Ortega , Luís de Sousa
* 2022 Jorge Gustavo Rocha , Vicky Vergara and Vasile Craciunescu
* 2021 Anne Ghisla and Jorge Gustavo Rocha
* 2020 Jorge Gustavo Rocha and Anne Ghisla
* 2019 Jorge Gustavo Rocha and Anne Ghisla
* 2018 Vasile Craciunescu, Vicky Vergara, Jorge Gustavo Rocha
* 2017 Vasile Craciunescu and Jeff McKenna
* 2016 Vasile Craciunescu and Jorge Sanz
* 2015 Vasile Craciunescu
* 2014 Jorge Sanz
* 2013 Arnulf Christl and Michael Gerlek 
* 2012 Michael Gerlek and Arnulf Christl
* 2011 Daniel Morissette
* 2010
* 2009
* 2008 
* 2007
* 2006
Category:Membership
Category: Election 2007
Category: Elections
China Chapter Report 2007

= China Local Chapter =
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2007
* Contact name: Gao Ang
== Key Accomplishments ==
* Held regular meeting of OSGeo China chapter.
* Put forward the activities of OSGeo China such as giving lectures for the Chinese University students.
* Modify GRASS commands for data processing and analysis to C-API functions.
* Build another GRASS GUI for Linux and Windows based on QT using C-APIs, similar to QGIS and ArcMAP.
* Research and analysis Ingres database and try to enhance spatial extension.
* Start open source project JavaPWS to implement the OGC-WPS Specification.
* Publish three articles about Open Source GIS at <Programmer> magazine in Chinese. 
* Google Group Mail List for OSGeo China Members.
== Areas for Improvement ==
* We should organize open party for the technical discussion. 
* We should introduce OSGeo in more areas as meetings, magazines and events.
* We should contact with other Asia countries related with OSGeo.
* Add useful content to OSGeo China website.
== Opportunities to Help ==
* We are looking for more opportunities for cooperate and communication.
* Encourage more people to join the OSGeo China mailing lists.
* Make contribution for the local open source project related with GIS.
== Outlook for 2008 ==
* Improve our presence in China, especially during the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.
* Formalize the OSGeo China Local Chapter.
* Publish more articles in magazines related with Free GIS.
* Make plans to give lectures for the university student.
Category: Reports 2007
Category:China
China Chapter Report 2008

= China Chapter =
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2008
* Contact name: 
**Pro.Chen: chenrg at lreis.ac.cn
**Gao Ang: gaoang at lreis.ac.cn
== Key Accomplishments ==
* Enhanced OSGeo China Website (in Chinese language).
* Promote local OSGeo activites every month at OSGeo China Event.
* 4 local sponsors, ESRI China, 3SNews, Sun China ERI and InfoQ China.
* Organized "Monthly OSGeo Lecture" at Institute of Geography, Chinese Academy of Science.
* Bid for FOSS4G 2010 conference with 3 other cities.
== Areas for Improvement ==
* Give lectures at local universities and promote the reputation of OSGeo.
* Provide technical help at OSGeo China mail alias for the OS GIS users in China.
== Opportunities to Help ==
* Launch local sponsorship, which could help us to keep regular activities and visible.
* Contribute us translated materials of OSGeo.org pages.
* Become sponsor of the China Chapter and support local activities in financial or event goods and materials.
== Outlook for 2009 ==
* Enrich the local OSGeo China web site.
* Organize off line activities and lectures for students and researchers.
* Get more connect with other OSGeo local chapters.
* Contributes to OSGeo event such as FOSS4G conference.
* Organize annual local meeting.
Category: Reports 2008
Category:China
China Chapter Report 2009

== China Chapter ==
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2009
* Contact name: 
**Pro.Chen
**Gao Ang
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* Enhanced OSGeo China Website (in Chinese language).
* Promote local OSGeo activites every month at OSGeo China Event.
* 4 local sponsors, ESRI China, 3SNews, Sun China ERI and InfoQ China.
* Organized "Monthly OSGeo Lecture" at Institute of Geography, Chinese Academy of Science.
* Finish OSGeo China Annual Report at FOSS4G 2009 conference.
* Invite Prof.Venka from OSGeo Japan to give lecture at OSGeo China.
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* Open Source GIS document and software localization for Chinese developers.
* Give lectures at local universities and promote the reputation of OSGeo.
* Provide technical help at OSGeo China mail alias for the OS GIS users in China.
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* Launch local sponsorship, which could help us to keep regular activities and visible.
* Become sponsor of the China Chapter and support local activities in financial or event goods and materials.
=== Outlook for 2010 ===
* Organize off line activities and lectures for students and researchers.
* Enrich the local OSGeo China web site.
* Communicate with OSGeo local chapters in Asia.
* Contributes to OSGeo event such as FOSS4G conference.
* Organize annual local meeting according to the form of FOSS4G Tokyo and FOSS4G Osaka.
Category: Reports 2009
Category:China
China datums

==Datums in China==
Please see e.g., http://www.asprs.org/a/resources/grids/05-2000-china.pdf and https://www.iag-aig.org/doc/5d8dd34ba63c6.pdf (reports #1, #3).
On this page we aim to just supplement the more widely known information.
Transformation for PRC datum are only legally acquired from the local government, which should normally be your source for maps made in old datums too. 
* CGCS2000 (EPSG:4490) is the modern datum. For casual use, assume it's close enough to WGS 84. For more precise use, it is referenced to ITRF97 at epoch 2000.0 and you can use that for conversion. There are later, better parameters such as Wang et al. (2019), Table 1 (frame) and the official recommendation of CPM-CGCS2000 (plate) + usual ITRF97 frame, defined in CH/T 2014-2016.
* Xian 1980 is still commonly used. Papers dealing with its conversion are heavily redacted.
* For Beijing 1954 (EPSG:4214), the EPSG has a few local transforms to try, centered on some oil-producing areas.
=== Possible Xian 1980 sources ===
This section is for those who really want to put a TOWGS84 on Xian 1980 once and for all.
* The publication doi:10.32629/gmsm.v2i4.291 has three pairs of XYZ points in Xian 1980 and CGCS2000. The redaction is sloppy enough to have the top pixels show through. If anyone wants to try, use the PDF archived at (click "Download Zip").
* In the GCJ-02 tradition, open-source code often inadvertently leak classified information. GitHub: GNSSAMS (forked for preservation) provides six pairs of XY points in Xian 1980 and Beijing 1953.
* SuperMap/iDesktop-MainDocs (also forked) provides a dozen pairs of tightly clustered XYZ in Xian 1980 and CGCS 2000, 3° zone 36.
==Coordinate systems used in China==
===Web map examples===
Some common coordinate systems observed,
觀測中國電子地圖諸網站常見座標系統，
Here we give examples of how a single longitude latitude pair is
located differently depending on which web mapping site one uses!
This is necessitated by the state mandated distortion... 其政府所規定之偏移…
#http://maps.google.com/maps?q=loc:40,116.5&t=k
#http://maps.google.com/maps?q=loc:40,116.5&t=m
#*http://ditu.google.com/maps?q=loc:40,116.5&t=k
#*http://ditu.google.com/maps?q=loc:40,116.5&t=m
#http://api.map.baidu.com/staticimage?markers=116.5,40&zoom=14
We observe we can obtain the exact same three points,
*http://map.sogou.com/#hb=1,1&c=12968861,4838218,15&tip=1,12968861,4838218
*http://map.sogou.com/#hb=1,1&c=12968189,4838039,15&tip=2,12968189,4838039
*http://map.sogou.com/#hb=1,1&c=12967462,4837158,15&tip=3,12967462,4837158
via 搜狗 Sogou API's type=1, 2, 3.
We also notice type=1 is a plain Mercator projection,
Clarke 1866 ellipsoid,
a=6378206.4 rf=294.978698213898 .
 $ proj +proj=merc +ellps=clrk66
(Note not all sites are actually reachable from inside China.)
See the Wikipedia page on GCJ-02 for how and why the map distortion is done. On top of messing with the lat/lon, each site uses their own variation of Mercator for tiling, which is less than convenient. cntms is a Python map tile proxy with support for some Chinese sites: you will see that Baidu also uses Clarke 1866 Mercator.
==See also==
*Taiwan datums
Category:Datums by country
Category:China
Chinese Glossary

==Glossary==
;AOP
: 面向方面编程。
;网格计算
: 网格为异构资源提供了在结构化的、受管的系统中进行通信和互操作的能力。
;DDD
: 领域驱动设计。
;TDD
: 测试驱动开发。
;WSRF
: WS-Resource Framework：网络服务资源框架。
;TDD
: WS-ResourceTransfer：网络服务资源传输。
;OGSA
: Open Grid Services Architecture：开放网格服务架构。
Category:China
Cine Fórum 1 Geoinquietos Valencia

== Coordedanadas ==
* Fecha: Anulado 26/11/12 [Por determinar]
* Hora: Por determinar pero suelen ser 18:00 a 20:30 (aprox.)
* Lugar: Por determinar
* Inscripción:
== Asistentes ==
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== Agenda de la Reunión ==
# Video(s):
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== Temas de la reunión ==
# Temática(s):
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== Notas ==
Enlaces revisados durante la jornada
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Category:Geoinquietos Valencia
Civic apps, OSM and State / Authoritative data

Civic apps and State data
How can the civic apps model be brought to the state level?
- what data sets does the state have that would be interesting to app developers?
Platforms for developing Civic Apps:
- http://data.oregon.gov : contains geographic and non-geographic data
- GIS web services by Oregon GEO
OSM and authoritative data
- how can entities that generate authoritative data participate effectively in OSM?
- how can crowd-sourcing be used to feed into authoritative data source? Develop workflow
- organizations have to be willing to accept information into an authoritative set (don’t start a community effort if you are going to reject 95% of contributions)
- once data is committed to OSM, it falls under OSM license (does this present any problems?)
Using apps to generate data
Some examples:
 * WAZE - crowd-sourcing roads from drivers
 * Walking Papers: annotate print-out map with scannable ID tag
 * Android/Iphone Apps to gather OSM points of interest data
 * Smartphone / camera&gps to share geotagged pictures with flikr, picassa, etc.
Announcement mechanism is needed - reaching the community to let them know what is needed. There may already be apps that do what you want, you may just need to lay out clear goals for your project and tell folks what app to use, and what data to collect
Community is not instant - you build it by connecting w/ existing communities. e.g. Birders represent one of the largest longest existing crowd sourcing communities - if your project is relevant to them, it would be crazy not to try to connect with them...
Tsunami - signs photo contest idea: Collect the locations of tsunami signs by taking pictures (of yourself?) at a tsunami sign w/ GPS enabled smart phones. Could have different categories for prizes: person w/ most photos, best costume, etc.
How to keep volunteer communities motivated
- have clear goals, easy contribution pathways
- create immediate value (e.g. instantly see your photo in a group Flikr stream)
- give it back to them w/ improvements
- share derivatives with the community
- develop a forum/announcement (associated w/ OR spatial data library?) to help serve as online community
- don’t overrun existing communities
Incentives?
- Public recognition
- exposure, leading to job prospects
- cash awards
Create clearinghouse of existing apps (like civicapps)
HB 2372 creating a data advisory board - this would be a place to bring data requests and make exposure of state data sets easier for the public
Some Resources:
 * Oregon GEO Data Clearinghouse: http://gis.oregon.gov/DAS/EISPD/GEO/sdlibrary.shtml
 * Portland Civic Apps: http://civicapps.org/
 * Oregon’s new ‘open data’ site: http://data.oregon.gov
 * Mobile Apps Development Intellectsoft US
Contact info:
Erik Endrulat | State of Oregon Geospatial Enterprise Office
erik.endrulat@state.or.us | Twitter: @OregonGEO
Return to [ http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/PDX-OSGEO#Unconference_Sessions 2011 Unconference Sessions].
Classification scheme

Educational materials' classification scheme
 
 
  
 Criterion
 Domain
 Description
 
 
 1
 Type
 Lecture / assignment / exercise 
 Lectures, in form of slides or video, are main means to convey theoretical knowledge. Exercises are written for the user to sit down and go through as the primary method of teaching.Assignments are available to allow the student to try again, the material they were exposed to in the exercises. This repetition is our effort to have the student remember on their own what was shown them in the exercises
 
 
 2
 Audience level 
 Beginner/ Intermediate / Advanced / Expert 
  
 
 
 3
 Application area 
 Environmental planning, Engineering, Transportation, General, etc. 
  
 
 
 4
 Software type 
 QGIS, MapWindow, MapServer, GRASS, etc 
  
 
 
 5
 Type of analysis 
 Vector, Raster, Network, etc 
  
 
 
 6
 Required data format 
 Vector, Raste, Imagery, etc
Clientes pesados: OWS con gvSIG y gvSIG mobile

Este artículo aloja la organización y contenidos del taller para gvSIG que se impartirá en Informatica 2009, a través de la participación de OSGeo-es. Visita la página de OSGeo en Informatica 2009 para ver todos los talleres y ponencias que se pretenden impartir.
==Resumen del taller==
El taller Clientes pesados:OWS con gvSIG y gvSIG mobile introducirá a los asistentes en el proyecto gvSIG. Tras esta introducción se hará una primera práctica de uso básico de gvSIG desktop. Esta práctica ayudará a los alumnos a familiarizarse con el entorno, tipos de documentos, navegación, etc. El siguiente paso y objetivo principal del taller es la práctica de gvSIG como cliente de diferentes OWS como servicios WMS, WFS, catálogos, etc.
A continuación, y en función de la duración del taller se intentará también introducir a los alumnos en el producto gvSIG mobile, un cliente para dispositivos móviles que permite acceder a datos locales y remotos (WMS) con dispositivos como PDA o UMPC.
==Objetivos==
Los objetivos en función de los tipos de conocimientos a adquirir en este taller son:
* Contenidos conceptuales (qué es)
** Conocer el proyecto gvSIG
** Conocer el entorno de gvSIG desktop
** Qué herramientas están disponibles
** Qué protocolos y servicios se pueden utilizar
** Conocer las capacidades de gvSIG mobile
* Procedimientos (cómo hacer)
** Abrir y arrancar un nuevo proyecto gvSIG
** Navegar por el documento de tipo Vista
Category:gvSIG
** Cargar datos locales
** Cargar diferentes OWS
** Maquetar mapas sencillos con datos locales y remotos
** Utilizar gvSIG mobile para acceder a servicios WMS
==Agenda==
 Este es un primer borrador de agenda para el taller
* Introducción al proyecto gvSIG (15'-20')
* Documentos en un proyecto gvSIG: Vista - Tabla - Mapa (10')
* Carga de datos no OWS (10')
** Datos locales: archivos CAD, shapefiles, imágenes, ...
** Datos remotos: ArcIMS, BBDD, ...
* Servicios OWS (40')
** WMS
** WFS
** WCS
** Consulta de catálogos
** Consulta de nomenclátors
* Maquetación de mapas con datos mixtos (10')
* Carga de datos WMS con gvSIG Mobile (10')
==Contenidos==
==Enlaces==
* Web de gvSIG: http://www.gvsig.gva.es
* Portal de la comunidad de gvSIG: http://www.gvsig.org
Category:Cursos
Cmspinto

I'm a researcher in International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, now I'm working on a project called EcoSystemData an integrated repository of data for ICES (ecosystemdata.ices.dk). EcoSystemData stores several large datasets such as Biological Community, Contaminants and Biological effects, Hydrographic and Fish Trawl Survey. The main goal of EcoSystemData is to work as an aggregation and data delivery service where different types of data can coexist and interact for multiple purposes, e.g. large ecosystem management decision support tools and fisheries management. The system has a dedicated web application with GIS interface developed in OpenLayers.
Code Sprint 2009 im Kloster Bolsena

Vortrag auf der AGIT 2009 
Planung:
* http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OSGeo_Hacking_Event_2009
Bilder:
* http://www.flickr.com/photos/39779098@N02/sets/72157620364023817/
Blogs:
* http://www.camptocamp.com/fr/blog/2009/06/geonetwork-code-sprint-started/
* http://arnulf.us/sevendipity/archives/21-Bolsena-Code-Sprint,-Day-1.html
* http://arnulf.us/sevendipity/archives/22-Bolsena-Code-Sprint,-Day-2.html
* http://arnulf.us/sevendipity/archives/23-Bolsena-Code-Sprint,-Day-3.html
* http://twitter.com/geowolf
Ergebnisse:
* http://www.mapbender.org/Bolsena_2009
* http://www.deegree.org
* http://www.geopublishing.org/AtlasStyler
Category:Code Sprints
Category:Past Events
Collective Blogging

This page is deprecated... OSGeo now runs a blog "Planet" site. For more information see PlanetOSGeo.
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This is a quick overview of super experimental and basic collective blogging facilities on the prototype OSGeo 'community' site. I thought this would be better here than in email.
== How to Work It ==
* Log in to site 
* Follow create content link in menu on bottom right (currently) 
* From exciting range of content options to create, choose blog entry 
* Write blog post. This especially does not need to be long, involved, poetic or thoughtful. It is probably better to write a paragraph a week than an essay a month. 
* Select from list of 'Activities' aka Committees, which group this blog entry is most relevant to (can choose more than one if wishing)
* Press Preview
* Remember this only gets you a preview stage, then you must scroll down and press Submit after the preview and this can be non-obvious.
* Then your bloggage appears on the bottom of whichever committee pages you attached it to. Or can also be hauled out via RSS or through a "planet" like view on a per-committee or per-person or whole-lot-at-once basis.
== How it Works Underneath ==
What hauls the blogs out per category is a custom block. It is called news/blogs by category and you see it at the top of administer->blocks. Inside it has a nasty SQL query embedded in PHP. It is configured to only show up on certain pages - that is a list set manually at the bottom of the block configuration page. So if you add a new Committee/other menu item on the left (through administer->menus) and want category based blogging to show up on it, you need to add the path to the new page, to the list in the block.