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Open F2F Meeting Lausanne 2006

== Purpose ==
This afternoon meeting is intended as a loosely structured feedback, brainstorming, and planning session for the foundation. Participation is welcome from anyone who is interested in supporting the goals of OSGeo.
== When and Where ==
September 11th, 2006 at Lausanne, Switzerland, 2:45pm to 5:00pm (Conference Venue with coordinates)
The meeting is in the "Salle A BP 1122" in building BP, findable on this map from the subway stop. 
The best route to parking by car is available in this map. Send email to finance at foss4g2006.org with "F2F Parking Pass" in the subject for a PDF file for a free parking pass, or just pay at the site.
== Facilities == 
Wireless networking will be available. 
Refreshments will be provided for a mid-afternoon coffee break, but lunch is not provided, so please eat before arriving.
The room properly seats 30 people, but additional chairs will be brought in if this number is exceeded.
== Later at Tacos ==
7:30pm:
* Autodesk is hosting a post-meeting mixer/”beer bash” at Taco’s Bar in a room reserved under "OSGeo Post-meeting Party". 
* Drinks and heavy appetizers will be provided.
* Trains run every 10 minutes from UNIL-Sorge to Lausanne-Flon
* To be held at the same location as the FOSS4G Ice Breaker event:
 Taco’s Bar Sarl
 Rue de Geneve 17
 1003 Lausanne
 +41 (0)21 320 15 25
== Also of Note ==
There will be a more focused meeting in the same room for members of the board, and key activists. More details on the morning, and the day as a whole are available at Face to Face Meeting Lausanne 2006.
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Open Geoscience Committee

== Background ==
The idea for the committee was conceived during a EGU-themed birds of a feather meeting at the FOSS4G-Europe in Como, Italy on July 16 2015
== Motivation ==
There is currently no established interface between the OSGeo communities and geoscience organisations like the American Geoscience Union (AGU) or the European Geoscience Union (EGU). At the same time OSGeo members publish their scientific work, which is based on FOSS and open data, within such organisations, often without being aware of each other. Further, students and young scientists who are using FOSS as a base for their work need information on how to share this work and reap the recognition within Academia which they deserve.
Within geoscience, the new role model of "Open Science" or "Science 2.0" is emerging. Many desiderata for future "open scientists", including publication of both the data and software, active international networking and reach out to industry and society are already common practice within OSGeo. Therefore OSGeo can provide guidance by best practices on how these practices can be established within Academia.
== Goals ==
* Launch the discussion how to address "Open Geoscience" among all stakeholders within OSGeo.
* Development of best practices within and beyond OSGeo.
* Establish communication with scientific communities such as EGU and AGU.
* Create working groups on specific open geoscience topics
== Communication ==
* through the OpenGeoscience mailing list (subscribe)
* conf calls are held via the OSGeo slack channel. Slack uses text based communication (similar to ICQ)
== Activities ==
* Open_Geoscience_and_EGU_activities
* Open_Monitoring_Systems_Working_Group
* Open_Lunar_Science_Working_Group (tentative)
* Best practices for use of persistent identifiers (DOI, ORCID etc.) in OSGeo (tentative)
* OSGeo OpenGeoscience Award 2018
== Meetings ==
All Open Geoscience Meetings are open to anyone who wants to listen in or comment. Please refer to Open Geoscience Meetings for agenda, dates and minutes.
== Members ==
* Peter Löwe, Founding Member [Chair]
* Massimilano Cannata, Founding Member [Co-Chair]
* Margherita Di Leo, Founding Member
* Jeff McKenna, Founding Member
* Phillip Davis, Member Geo For All Education Committee
* Maria Brovelli, GeoForAll Europa Chair
* Christian Strobl (German Remote Sensing Data Center, DLR-DFD)
* Raffaele Albano, Member
== Events ==
FOSS related conferences/sessions are listed at this page
== Pictures ==
Holding the 1st "charter" of the committee. On that paper was written: "Open Geoscience Committee: an entry for Open Source geoscience topics."
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2017

= BUDGET =
The OpenGeosSci committee requests to OSGeo a total budget for the 2017 of 6,000 USD.
This is intended to cover:
* 1 Townhall event at EGU (2,600 USD)
* 4/5 open monitoring hackatons (3,000 USD)
* others minor unforenseen costs (400 USD)
Here the detailed estimates based on previous conducted events.
== EGU ==
*Event: townhall
*Venue rental: none
*Catering: 2,000 USD (based on last years experience) [required]
*Promotional material: 100 USD (Posters/flyers announcing the event) [required]
*Give aways: 500 USD (production of OSGeo-live USB-drives)
*Sub-Total requested budget: 2,600 USD
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== Open monitoring hackatons ==
*Events: 4/5 hackatons with about 20 attendees
*Venue rental: none (in combination with FOSS4G-IT, FOSS4G-Asia, FOSS4G-EU, FOSS4G, ...)
*Catering & handsout: 2,000 USD (4/5 contribution for coffee breaks and handsout)
*Training/Promotional material: 1000 USD (100 open hardware kit , OSGeo branded arduino + temp. sensor + led)
*Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD
Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2018

= Open Science Committee Budget Planning 2018 =
 The OpenGeosSci committee requests to OSGeo a total budget for the 2018 of 6,100 USD.
This is intended to cover:
* 1 hosted event at EGU 2018 (Townhall/Splinter, including catering costs) (2,600 USD)
* Hackathons (Open Monitoring, AGU) (3,000 USD)
* unforenseen costs (500 USD)
Here the detailed estimates based on previous conducted events.
== EGU General Assembly 2018 ==
*Event: townhall (EGU Townhall 2018)
*Venue rental: none
*Catering: 2,000 USD (based on last years experience) [required]
*Promotional material: 100 USD (Posters/flyers announcing the event) [required]
*Give aways: 500 USD (production of OSGeo-live USB-drives)
* Sub-Total requested budget: 2,600 USD [Expenses: 1207 EUR / 1400 USD]
'''
== Open monitoring hackathons ==
*Events: 4/5 hackathons with about 20 attendees
*Venue rental: none (in combination with FOSS4G-IT, FOSS4G-Asia, FOSS4G-EU, FOSS4G, AGU GA ...)
*Catering & handsout: 2,000 USD (4/5 contribution for coffee breaks and handouts)
*Training/Promotional material: 1000 USD (100 open hardware kit , OSGeo branded arduino + temp. sensor + led)
* Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2019

= Open Science Committee Budget Planning 2019 =
 The OpenGeosSci committee requests to OSGeo a total budget for the 2019 of 7,560 USD.
This is intended to cover:
* 1 hosted event at EGU 2019 (EGU Townhall 2019, including catering costs) (2,562 USD)
* Outreach (Open Science, AGU, etc.) (3,000 USD)
* Hackathons (2,000 USD)
== EGU General Assembly ==
*Event: townhall (EGU Townhall 2019)
*Venue rental: none
*Catering: 2,278 USD (based on previous experience) [required]
*Promotional material: 285 USD (Posters/flyers/media/giveaways announcing the event) [required]
 Sub-Total requested budget: 2,562 USD / 2250 EUR 
== Outreach at Open Science events ==
* Training/Promotional material: 500 USD (Handsout, USB live, Open Hardware, etc.)
* Registrations/travel costs: 1,500 USD
* OSGeo Open Science Awards: 1,000 USD
 Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD 
== Hackathons / Open Science Sprints ==
* Catering & handout: 1000 USD
* Venue rental: 1000 USD
 Sub-Total requested budget: 2,000 USD 
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2020

= Open Science Committee Budget Planning 2020 =
 The OpenGeosSci committee requests to OSGeo a total budget for the year 2020 of 7,562 USD.
This is intended to cover:
* 1 hosted OSGeo-focused event at EGU 2020 (EGU OSGeo Event 2020, including catering costs) (2,562 USD (approx.))
* Outreach (Open Science, AGU, etc.) (3,000 USD)
* Hackathons (2,000 USD)
== EGU General Assembly ==
*Event: townhall (EGU Event_2020)
*Venue rental: none
*Catering: 2,278 USD (based on previous experience) [required]
*Promotional material: 285 USD (Posters/flyers/media/giveaways announcing the event) [required]
 Sub-Total requested budget: 2,562 USD / 2250 EUR 
== Outreach at Open Science events ==
* Training/Promotional material: 500 USD (Handouts, USB live, Open Hardware, etc.)
* Registrations/travel costs: 1,500 USD
* OSGeo Open Science Awards: 1,000 USD
 Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD 
=== External outreach potentials ===
* OGRS http://www.ogrs-community.org/ conference
* EGU https://www.egu2020.eu/: Participantion in the "Ask me anything"-booth about research data and software, similar to the events hosted at AGU GA): https://copdess.org/data-fairs/2019-data-fair-at-agu-fall-meeting/ ("The Data FAIR at AGU Fall Meeting, which is a program of the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP), EarthCube, and AGU, as well as their partners, provides researchers with opportunities to engage with informatics experts familiar with their scientific domain and learn about skills and techniques that will help further their research and make their data and software open and FAIR. ... The Data FAIR activities will include Town Halls, Workshops, Demos, and a Data Help Desk staffed with experts from the Earth and space science informatics community. Unless otherwise noted, all events will take place at Exhibit Hall Booth #1329.")
* ISPRS http://www.isprs2020-nice.com/ 
* TNC20 [June 8-12, Brighton, Great Britain] https://tnc20.geant.org/ https://www.geant.org/News_and_Events/Events/TNC
* 5th Eastern Partnership E-infrastructures Conference - EaPEC 2020 [Fall 2020, Azerbaijan (tbc)] https://www.eapconnect.eu/conferences/
=== OSGeo outreach opportunities ===
* FOSS4G Asia
* FOSS4G Europe
* FOSS4G
* FOSSGIS (local event for German speaking countries)
== Hackathons / Open Science Sprints ==
* Catering & handout: 1000 USD
* Venue rental: 1000 USD
=== Opportunities ===
* Eastern Central European Open Data Hackathon at DIW Berlin in Q3 2020 (Participants to be expected from Germany, Poland, Czechia and Denmark).
* 5th Eastern Partnership E-infrastructures Conference - EaPEC 2020
* TNC20 [June 8-12, Brighton, Great Britain] https://tnc20.geant.org/ https://www.geant.org/News_and_Events/Events/TNC
* Tutorial session or additional splinter session at EGU 2020
 Sub-Total requested budget: 2,000 USD 
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2021

= Open Science Committee Budget Planning 2021 =
 The Open Geo Science committee has requested a total budget for the year 2021 of 5,000 USD.
 Outcome: The OSGeo board has assigned a budget of 2,500 USD to the committee. It remains to be decided by the committee how this budget will be allocated to outreach and hackathon events
This is intended to cover:
* Outreach (Open Science, AGU, etc.) (3,000 USD)
* Hackathons (2,000 USD)
== Outreach at Open Science events ==
* Training/Promotional material: 500 USD (Handouts, USB live, Open Hardware, etc.)
* Registrations/travel costs: 1,500 USD
* OSGeo Open Science Awards: 1,000 USD
 Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD 
=== External outreach potentials ===
 * EGU GA 2021 (virtual event)
 * AGU GA (virtual event ?)
=== OSGeo outreach opportunities ===
* FOSS4G Asia
* FOSS4G Europe
* FOSS4G
* FOSSGIS (local event for German speaking countries)
== Hackathons / Open Science Sprints ==
* Catering & handout: 1000 USD
* Venue rental: 1000 USD
=== Opportunities ===
* Tutorial session or additional splinter session at EGU 2020
 Sub-Total requested budget: 2,000 USD 
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2022

= Open Science Committee Budget Planning 2022 =
 The Open Geo Science committee has requested a total budget for the year 2022 of 3,000 USD.
 Status 2021: Outcome: The OSGeo board has assigned a budget of 2,500 USD to the committee for 2021. The budget could not be spent due to the Pandmic 
This is intended to cover:
* Outreach (Open Science, AGU, etc.) (3,000 USD)
* Hackathons (0,000 USD)
== Outreach at Open Science events ==
* Training/Promotional material: 500 USD (Handouts, USB live, Open Hardware, etc.)
* Registrations/travel costs: 1,500 USD
* OSGeo Open Science Awards: 1,000 USD
 Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD 
=== External outreach potentials ===
 * EGU GA 2021 (virtual event)
 * AGU GA (virtual event ?)
=== OSGeo outreach opportunities ===
* FOSS4G Asia
* FOSS4G Europe
* FOSS4G
* FOSSGIS (local event for German speaking countries - virtual event in 2022)
== Hackathons / Open Science Sprints ==
* Catering & handout: 0 USD
* Venue rental: 0 USD
=== Opportunities ===
* Tutorial session or additional splinter session at EGU 2022: WILL MOST LIKELY NOT FLY DUE TO COVID
 Sub-Total requested budget: 0,000 USD 
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2023

= Open Science Committee Budget Planning 2023 =
 The Open Geo Science committee has requested a total budget for the year 2022 of 3,000 USD.
This is intended to cover:
* Outreach (Open Science, AGU, etc.) (3,000 USD)
* Hackathons (0,000 USD)
== Outreach at Open Science events ==
* Training/Promotional material: 500 USD (Handouts, USB live, Open Hardware, etc.)
* Registrations/travel costs: 1,500 USD
* OSGeo Open Science Awards: 1,000 USD (needs to be defined, planned and managed -> 2024 ?)
 Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD 
=== External outreach potentials ===
 * EGU GA 2023 
 * AGU GA 
=== OSGeo outreach opportunities ===
* FOSS4G Asia
* FOSS4G
* FOSSGIS (local event for German speaking countries - virtual event in 2022)
== Hackathons / Open Science Sprints ==
* Catering & handout: 0 USD
* Venue rental: 0 USD
 Sub-Total requested budget: 0,000 USD 
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2024

= Open Science Committee Budget Planning 2024 =
 The Open Geo Science committee has requested a total budget for the year 2024 of 3,000 USD.
This is intended to cover:
* Outreach (Open Science, EGU, AGU, etc.) (3,000 USD)
== Outreach at Open Science events ==
* Training/Promotional material: 500 USD (Handouts, USB live, Open Hardware, etc.)
* Annual OSGeo Townhall at the EGU General Assembly: Materials + Giveaways + Catering : 1,500 USD
* Workshop on "geospatial software development in the frame of Open Science" (either EGU or AGU): 1,000 USD 
 Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD 
=== External outreach potentials ===
 * EGU GA 2024
 * AGU GA 
=== OSGeo outreach opportunities ===
* FOSS4G Asia
* FOSS4G
* FOSSGIS (local event for German speaking countries)
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Open Geoscience Committee/budget 2025

= Open Science Committee Budget Proposal Planning 2025 =
 The Open Geo Science committee has requested a total budget for the year 2025 of 3,000 USD.
This is intended to cover:
* Outreach (Open Science, EGU, AGU, etc.) (3,000 USD)
== Outreach at Open Science events ==
* Training/Promotional material: 500 USD (Handouts, USB live, Open Hardware, etc.)
* Annual OSGeo Townhall at the EGU General Assembly: Materials + Giveaways + Catering : 1,500 USD
* Workshop on "geospatial software development in the frame of Open Science" (either EGU or AGU): 1,000 USD 
 Sub-Total requested budget: 3,000 USD 
=== External outreach potentials ===
 * EGU GA 2025
 * AGU Fall Meeting 2025 
=== OSGeo outreach opportunities ===
* FOSS4G Asia
* FOSS4G
* FOSSGIS (local event for German speaking countries)
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Open Geoscience Committee/events

== FOSS related Sessions ==
=== EGU 2016 ===
In 2016 there will be multiple FOSS-related sessions at the EGU, see below. If you are aware of other EGU sessions about FOSS, please annotate them below.
==== ESSI sessions ====
ESSI2.8 Quality-checked Software as a safe investment in Science: Lessons from Open Source communities 
Convener: Peter Löwe, Co-Conveners: Massimiliano Cannata, Margherita Di Leo, Raffaele Albano
Will be merged with ESSI3.5 (below)
ESSI3 Open Science 2.0 Informatics for Earth and Space Sciences
 
ESSI3.4 Open Access to Research Data and Public Sector Information: perspective, drivers, and barriers
Convener: Lorenzo Bigagli, Co-Conveners: Stefano Nativi, BERIT ARHEIMER, José Miguel Rubio Iglesias
ESSI3.5 Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) for Geoinformatics and Geosciences
Convener: Jens Klump, Co-Conveners: Dominik E. Reusser, Peter Löwe, Markus Neteler, Yann Chemin
GI3.6/EMRP4.20/ESSI3.11/GM2.5/NH9.14 Low cost sensor systems and open source solutions for monitoring and assessment in the geosciences (co-organized)
Convener: Pauline Miller, Co-Convener: Amy Woodget
==== HS Session ====
HS3.3 Open Educational and Outreach Resources for Water Education -- PICO Session
Convener: Attilio Castellarin
Co-Convener: Thorsten Wagener
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==== SC41 Session ====
Short course to introduce and use the OSGeo Live DVD
Convener: Micha Silver
Co-Convener: Raffaele Albano
Open Geoscience Committee/persistent identifiers pid

== Persistent Identifiers (PID): Introduction and HowTo ==
=== Scope === 
This wiki page summarizes relevant facts and procedures regarding persistent identifers (PID) for the OSGeo communities.
=== Status ===
Draft (2022-01-09)
=== Overview ===
# What are persistent identifiers and why are they relevant
# PID for software
# PID for people
# PID for documentation
# PID for video
# PID for physical objects
# Infrastructure
# Howto: Registering a DOI for a OSGeo software Project
=== What are PID ===
* Definition of PID according to Wikipedia
=== PID for software ===
== Digital Object Identifier (DOI) ==
* Definition of DOI by Wikipedia
=== PID for people ===
== Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) ==
* Definition of ORCID by Wikipedia
=== PID for documentation ===
tbd
=== PID for video ===
[page on the TIB AV-Portal]
=== PID for physical objects ===
tbd
=== Infrastructure ===
 * Software Repositories (GitHub)
 * Zenodo
=== Howto: Registering a DOI for a OSGeo software Project ===
== Requirements ==
This should be done by a person who represents the software project (member of PSC or similar).
== Options ==
ORCIDs for authors, developers and other project staff can be embedded in the DOI metadata, allowing for proper citation.
== Option 1: Upload a snapshot ==
*Pro: Takes less than 10 minutes to achieve
*Pro: Can be extended and superseeded with better integration options. the DOI will stay always valid regardless and will point to the most up to date software version (and author credits)
*Pro: No need to set webhooks in Zenodo or store description files in GitHub
*Con: Metadata (author list) must be edited manually. (ORCID option ?)
*Con: Every software release requires maintenance work by project staff, as an additional tarball must be uploaded and metadata must be updated.
=Howto=
* How to make your code citable (Berkeley Library)
=Examples=
*rasdaman project
== Option 2: Create a live link between the GitHub Repo and Zenodo ==
*Pro: Immediate automated updates of DOI payload and metadata for each software release on GitHub
*Con: Takes a bit longer than option 1 (20 minutes ?)
=Howto=
tbd: Coming real soon
=Examples=
* MOSS (simple example from a static heritage project)
* GRASS GIS (complex example from a highly dynamic project)
* Bulleted list item
Open Geoscience and EGU activities

=Currently planning activities for EGU 2016=
* a short course, 
* sessions and a Townhall event.. 
join our mailing list and stay tuned, volunteers are always welcome
=== Overview: OSGeo-related short courses at EGU 2016 ===
Topic 	Point of contact 	Remarks
Aster/LiDAR using QGIS Processing	Lene Fischer 	tbd
isSOS / PostGIS 	Maxi Cannata et al.	tbd
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Introductory course to OSGeo-Live:
Topic 	Point of contact 	Remarks
Install on VM 	Micha Silver 	availability of DVD's or USB drives?
QGIS 	Raffaele Albano 	
GRASS 	Micha Silver/Peter Löwe 	
Geoserver 	 	
mbsystem 	 	
Cesium 	 	
R 	(high potential: Edzer Pebesma ?)	
GMT 	 	
Python (iris,netcdf4,cartopy)	 	
python notebook 	 	
gvSig 	 	
SAGA GIS 	 	
OSSIM 	 	
KOSMO 	 	
uDig 	 	
=== Ideas collected for the introductionary short course at EGU 2016 ===
* Introductory course to OSGeo-Live, duration 90 minutes, preferably during lunch break.
* Material that could be presented include gsoc work of Massimo Di Stefano (aka 'epifanio'), a series of educational material based on OSGeo-Live, featuring the main software included in the distro.
* epifanio made himself available to create ad-hoc material in collaboration with those who will be giving the course. In fact, at present the main issue remains that we don't have a lecturer.
=== Overview: FOSS-related sessions at the EGU GA 2016 ===
=== OSGeo Townhall ===
==== Scope ====
(Source: EGU Page)
"Townhall meetings are meetings open to all conference participants. At townhall meetings, new initiatives or decisions are announced to a larger audience, followed by an open discussion on the matter raised.
Anyone may organize such a townhall meeting subject to approval by the programme committee chair. Townhall meetings will take place Monday–Tuesday, 18–19 April 2016, and Thursday–Friday, 21–22 April 2016, 19:00–20:00, in the lecture rooms of the congress centre. Applications need the prior approval by the programme committee chair. Upon acceptance, the respective meeting will appear in the townhall meetings programme as a regular session."''
==== Timeline ====
* Application at EGU: 205-12: Registration is open. Reservation based on first come / first served basis.
* Funding request at OSGeo BOard: next board meeting (when ?)
* Catering: not later than early March 2016 
* Event layoout / Speakers: "before the event" (preferably not last minute)
* Interfaces: Synchronisation with session conveners, training course hosts, etc needed
* Marketing activities (Poster/flyer production, invites, etc): before March 2016
* Content for official EGU poster (to be produced by Copernicus (conference organizers)): to be announced.
* Blog entries as requested by Board: tbd
==== Volunteers ====
* Planning & Preparation-Team:
** Peter Loewe
** [your name here]
== Next steps ==
* update this page / outline of committee
* [ACHIEVED] create mailing list (ticket) 
* [ACHIEVED] draft email request to send to the OSGeo Board to create a new committee (preferably before next Board meeting on 13 August)
* Schedule a telco regarding EGU 2016 planning
Open Geospatial Data Award

Each year the OSGeo California Chapter give the Open Geospatial Data Award to one organization in California. (You can also nominate organizations outside California, but California organizations will be given a preference.)
The award recognizes the organization's efforts to promote open access to geospatial data. The award provides a great opportunity to recognize good behavior on the part of government agencies and other organizations that are promoting open access to quality geospatial data.
== Award Selection Criteria ==
The organization selected for the award is judged by the award committee using the following criteria:
 
1) The geospatial data is released by the organization without:
* Restrictions on its use.
* Requirements for indemnification ("duty to defend").
* Restrictions on distribution.
* Restrictions on modification.
* Requirement for monetary compensation.
 
2) The geospatial data released by the organization is easily accessible.
 
3) The geospatial data released by the organization is high quality:
* The data is regularly updated.
* The data is complete.
* The data is well documented (metadata).
* The data is reasonably accurate and precise.
== Award Selection Committee ==
* Landon Blake
* Tamara Colby
* Allan Hollander
== Award Nominations ==
Anyone can nominate an organization for the award. Please send your nomination, with some information about the ogranization and its support for open geospatial data to the OSGeo Chapter California Mailing List. Or, if you prefer, you can e-mail it to Landon Blake (sunburned.surveyor@gmail.com).
Open Geospatial Data Award 2012 Nominations
== Example Award ==
200px|thumb|left|Example OPen Geospatial Data Award 
== Navigation ==
California Chapter Wiki Home Page
Category: Local Chapters
Category: California