nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
EGU DataHelpDesk 2021

== EGU Data Help Desk 2021 ==
=== Scope ===
This page collects all relevant OSGeo-related aspects, tasks, ressources and stakeholders for the Data Help Desk.
=== External Ressources ===
* EGU Data Help Desk Website 
* Spreadsheet: Participating Organisations
=== Endorsement by the OSGeo Board ===
2020:
* OSGeo Board Meeting Minutes 2020-02-24 
=== Stakeholders / Volunteers / Participants ===
* Peter Löwe https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2257-0517 (ploewe@osgeo)
* yournamehere
=== Budget ===
* This is a virtual event, hostet by EGU / ESIP. No budget needed.
* "Real world"-events in following years might require a budget.
=== Opportunities ===
* Presentations about the OSGeo organisation (e.g. people and conferences) (and how it ties into Open Science) (tbd: List of such presentations which already exist)
* Presentations about OSGeo projects (e.g. software tools, open data), especially OSGeo Live (tbd: List of such presentations which already exist)
* Do we have promo-videos / animated slide sets ?
* Virtual booth parties ("QGIS get-together, etc. ?")
=== Outcome ===
* tbd
Category: Past Events
Category: EGU Townhall
EGU DataHelpDesk 2022

== EGU Data Help Desk 2022 ==
=== Scope ===
This page collects all relevant OSGeo-related aspects, tasks, ressources and stakeholders for the Data Help Desk.
=== External Ressources ===
* EGU Data Help on EGU Blog 
=== Stakeholders / Volunteers / Participants ===
* Peter Löwe (ploewe@osgeo.org)
* Megan Carter (ESIP)
* yournamehere
=== Budget ===
* This is a virtual event, hostet by EGU / ESIP. No budget needed.
* "Real world"-events in following years might require a budget.
=== Opportunities ===
A slide about OSGeo has been submitted
Several OSGeo related videos were submitted:
* Introduction to OSGeo https://doi.org/10.5446/52530
* OSGeo Live: An Open Source Geospatial GNU/Linux Distribution https://doi.org/10.5446/43430
=== Background ===
EGU 2022 was the first-ever fully hybrid EGU meeting, was a great success with 12,332 presentations in 791 sessions. 7,315 colleagues from 89 countries participated on site in Vienna, accompanied by 7,002 virtual attendees from 116 countries.
The Data Help Desk was accordingly rescaled by the organizers (EPSI).
In several online meetings conducted by ESIP prior to EGU , it was agreed to keep a small footprint, limiting the physical presence on site to an information screen on the EGU premises, which would iterated through a slide set, intended to trigger requests by tweets or E-mail from attending persons about research data and code.
=== Activities ===
* Peter (PL) volunteered during the pre conference meetings to act as liaison to OSGeo. It was decided that this year no announcements on the OSGeo mailing lists would be needed. 
* PL attended the conference in Vienna. No EPSI staff was present on site for the conference.
* On the first conference morning, PL visited the Data Help Desk display in the main hall. The hardware had been set up, but no presentration had been uploaded. The EGU help desk was unaware of the situation.
* This caused several consultations with ESIP. In the end, a new presentation was created overnight, based on an earlier slide set for AGU. The new slide set contained an OSGeo slide and mentioned OSGeo as a Data Help Desk supporter (see pics below).
* PL forwarded the new EGU slide set to the conference IT staff. The Data Help Desk display became operational early on Day 2 of the conference and operated through the whole conference week.
* A video recording of the Data Help Desk display was sent to ESIP as a proof that things were now working as planned, which was confirmed and appreciated. 
File:EGU22_ESIP_01.jpg|Intro slide 1
File:EGU22_ESIP_02.jpg|Intro slide 2
File:EGU22_ESIP_03.jpg|Supporters (OSGeo is mentioned in the upper right corner)
File:EGU22_ESIP_04.jpg|OSGeo slide
=== Lessons learned ===
* Virtual Data Help Desk Planning Tips (ESIP)
EGU DataHelpDesk 2024

== EGU Open Science & Data Help Desk 2024 ==
=== Scope ===
This page collects all relevant OSGeo-related aspects, tasks, ressources and stakeholders for the Data Help Desk.
=== External Ressources ===
* ESIP Page 
* AGU Announcement
* Ask a question page
EGU2024-DataHelpDesk-v3-01.jpg|Postcard: Front
EGU2024-DataHelpDesk-v3-02.jpg|Postcard: Back
=== Stakeholders / Volunteers / Participants ===
* Peter Löwe (ploewe@osgeo.org)
* Megan Carter (ESIP)
* yournamehere
=== Budget ===
* tbd
=== Background ===
EGU 2022 was the first-ever fully hybrid EGU meeting, was a great success with 12,332 presentations in 791 sessions. 7,315 colleagues from 89 countries participated on site in Vienna, accompanied by 7,002 virtual attendees from 116 countries.
The Data Help Desk was accordingly rescaled by the organizers (EPSI).
In several online meetings conducted by ESIP prior to EGU , it was agreed to keep a small footprint, limiting the physical presence on site to an information screen on the EGU premises, which would iterated through a slide set, intended to trigger requests by tweets or E-mail from attending persons about research data and code.
=== Activities ===
==== Schedule 2024 (tentative) ====
* Monday 12:45 - 13:45 Kirsten Elgar (Repository Manager GFZ Data Services) How GFZ Data Services supports researchers to make their data FAIR
* Tuesday 12:45 - 13:45
Martina Stockhause
Senior Data Manager, German Climate Computing Center
Best practices in data management and data traceability in the IPCC
* Wednesday 12:45 - 13:45 Matt Giampoala (Vice President of Publications, American Geophysical Union) Opening up your research: Open access, data, and software for publications
* Thursday 12:45 - 13:45 Kerstin Lehnert (Director, Interdisciplinary Earth Data Alliance and Sr Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory) Introduction to IEDA2 services: EarthChem and SESAR
=== Lessons learned ===
* Virtual Data Help Desk Planning Tips (ESIP)
EGU Townhall

Each year a large number of geoscientists from Europe and abroad gather in Vienna for the European Geoscience Union (EGU) General Assembly.
Since 2014, OSGeo is actively contributing to the Assembly through the activity of OSGeo people and the organization of a w:Townhall Meeting.
The EGU website describes the Townhall Meeting as:
On-site townhall meetings offer an active discussion platform that is open to all interested conference participants. At townhall meetings, information is shared on new initiatives or opportunities of interest to a wide range of disciplines. This is often followed by an open discussion on the matter raised. Townhall meetings are non-commercial, cannot be used for session extension, and cannot be organized by commercial enterprises.
Any registered on-site participant may organize a townhall meeting, which is subject to the approval by the Programme Committee Chair. Townhall meetings will take place Monday–Tuesday and Thursday–Friday from 19:00 to 20:00 in lecture rooms of the congress centre. EGU does not provide any hybrid solutions for Townhall meetings. Upon acceptance, the respective meeting will appear in the townhall meeting programme as a session. Conveners can then add public information to their townhall meeting using the convener tools. Commercial meetings are now allowed.
OSGeo sessions at EGU are listed below:
 * https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/EGU_Townhall_2014
 * https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/EGU_Townhall_2015
 * https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/EGU_Townhall_2016
 * https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/EGU_Townhall_2017
 * https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/EGU_Townhall_2018
 * https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/EGU_Townhall_2019
EGU Townhall 2015 guest list

= EGU 2015 Guest List =
This is a incomplete list of people to be actively informed about the event ahead of time.
===== AS Atmospheric Sciences =====
===== BG Biogeosciences =====
===== CL Climate: Past, present, Future =====
- Jucundus Jacobeit et al.
===== CR Cryospheric Sciences =====
===== EMRP Earth Magentism & Rock Physics =====
===== ERE Energy, resouces and teh Environments =====
===== ESSI Earth and Space Science Informatics =====
===== G Geodesy =====
===== GD Geodynamics =====
===== GI Geosciences Instrumentation and Data Systems =====
- Peter Fox
===== GM Geomorphology =====
===== GMPV Gechemsitry, Mineralogy, Petrology & Volcanology =====
===== HS Hydrological Sciences =====
- Edzer Pebesma
- Attilio Castellarin
===== NH Natural Hazards =====
- Joachhim Wächter
- Stefano Tinti
===== NLP Nonlinear Processes in Geosciences =====
===== OS Ocean Sciences =====
===== PS Planetary and Solar System Science =====
===== SM Seismology =====
===== SSP Stratigraphy, Sedimentology and Paleontology =====
===== SSS Soil System Science =====
===== Solar-Terrestrial Sciences =====
===== Tectonics and Structural Geology =====
- Jan Barmuta, 
- Jan Golonka
===== Companies =====
- ESRI (Dawn Wright)
- Microsoft Research(Dan Fay)
- Drilling industry ?
- Google
- tbd
===== Organisations =====
- DLR
- GFZ
- PIK
- AWI
tbd
ESIG WebServices

__TOC__
= Workshop sobre WebServices no ESIG =
== Algumas ideias que ficaram da reuniao no IRC em 02/12/2009 (Ricardo Pinho, Jacinto e Joana): ==
* fazer uma demonstracao "hands-on";
* usar a GisVM e o VmwarePlayer para correr a imagem, para usufruir de todo o software de base instalado; mais especificamente usar a versao GisVM Desktop do Ubuntu;
* existe a hipotese de uma "release" especial do GisVM com software para esta workshop (no caso de faltar alguma coisa);
* fazer uma demonstracao da configuracao dos servicos WMS e WFS usando o Mapserver (Joana) e o GeoServer (Jacinto);
* fazer tambem uma demonstracao do lado do cliente (QGis, Ajax client com OpenLayers, etc);
== Algumas questões "logísticas" por decidir: =-
* duração da workshop? (3 horas?)
* requisitos mínimos? (de conhecimentos dos frequentadores; por exemplo participarem numa workshop de "gisVM" ou "OpenLayers", se houver...)
* existem computadores disponíveis? (requisitos mínimos de hardware)
* distribuição do material (existe internet? ou será distribuído através de CD's ou pen's?)
* averiguar o formato da proposta para a workshop
== Dados a utilizar na Workshop (livres e de preferencia, de Portugal!): ==
*Carta Administrativa Oficial de Portugal
== Release "ESIG" da gisVM (pedidos para o Ricardo): ==
* os dados podem ser distribuidos numa pasta, evitando assim o problema de andar com CD's/Pens e/ou acesso internet.
* Acrescentar a source do OpenLayers?;
* Acrescentar o suporte Python do QGIS;
* Acrescentar o mapserver plugin (QGIS);
* Acrescentar o Nasa WorldWind SDK?;
== Plano da Workshop: ==
Disponibilizar um documento sobre como instalar o Mapserver e Geoserver no Ubuntu.
* "Hello World WMS" (Mapserver) (+/- 1 hora):
** Conceitos gerais de WMS e da estrutura de directorios do Mapserver;
** exportacao de dados para o Mapserv: analise detalhada da Mapfile;
** GetCapabilities;
* "Hello World WFS" (GeoServer+wfs+uDIG):
** Conceitos gerais de WFS;
** criação de Datastores e Featuretypes
** Acesso e edição através do uDIG
* Clientes para Web Services:
** UDig (WFS: edicao)
** QGIS (WFS e WMS)
** OpenLayers (WFS e WMS)
** World Wind? (WMS)
** Nota: o software e os dados necessarios veem pre instalados na release da GisVM!
== Notas sobre a compilacao/instalacao de Software/dados para Workshop ==
* Nasa World Wind
* OpenLayers
== Tutorial ==
Tutorial
ESRI UC 2011 Madrid

Event owner: Micho Garcia
== Abstract ESRI UC ==
Data: ???
Títulos (máximo 10 palabras): 
# ESRI y la integración de aplicaciones Open Source 
# ESRI y aplicaciones Open Source: oportunidades, estándares e integración 
# FOSS4G y ESRI: integración a través de estándares 
# Cómo complementar tus herramientas ESRI con FOSS4G
 Resumen: (máximo 150 palabras) 
En la actualidad es indudable la amplia aceptación y utlización por parte de todo tipo de entidades de herrramientas Open Source aplicadas a la geomática. Los usuarios de aplicaciones ESRI tienen a su disposición la posibilidad de interactuar con este tipo de aplicaciones gracias a la existencia de estándares de interoperabilidad, concretamente los estándares OGC. En esta presentación se expondrán diferentes herramientas Open Source que actualmente están siendo utilizadas por multitud de entidades y cómo desde servidores como Geoserver o clientes como OpenLayers podemos consumir y obtener valor de ellas sin renunciar a las herramientas con las que el usuario está acostumbrado a trabajar. Se mostrará también como gracias a desarrollos realizados por la comunidad es posible la integración de herramientas Open Source en entornos ESRI creando plataformas de trabajo mixtas. Finalmente se hará un review de la integración de herramientas Open Source desarrolladas por ESRI con aplicaciones FOSS4G
Category:Past EventsCategory:Eventos
EbRIM

== ebRIM ==
=== Introduction ===
This is a discussion of how a user (developer or end user) would use an ebRIM catalog for a simple use case and will hopefully assist the reader in evaluating the usefulness of the ebRIM metadata catalog. It is intentionally going to focus on the use case, rather than the technology involved. The only mention of technology buzzwords will be now in mentioning that the ebXML documents can be generated using a XSL stylesheet from OGC W*S services (use the xsl document() function to recursively call the describe function), and Omar can be interfaced using SOAP, JAXR, or a RESTful KVPs. In addition Omar can classify objects using all the standard OGC/ISO taxonomies. Technical comments will be in italics.
Full details on setting up ebxmlrr (omar) with the ogc profile and PostGIS are available here http://ebxmlrr.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Community/ogc
Rather than going into usual use case scenarios of pre/post conditions, basic flow and alternative flows this document will story board the use case basic flow using screenshots from Omar.
=== Search Use Case ===
* Search
** Search by bbox
Using the gml:EnvelopeType slot for a ebRIM extrinsic object (a dataset in this case!) we have a trigger in PostGIS to create a spatial index for optimising geometry searches. A custom adhoc query allows searching the metadata catalog with any geometry that can be expressed in (extended) well known text.
*** Specify search by using an adhoc findByWKT query and list the results
Drill down and find the service offering the data
Image:EbRIMDetails.JPG
Find the service, organisation, contact info, fees, access constraints, extents offering this dataset.
** Search by classification
Perform a service search based on a ISO 19119 Geographic services taxonomy classification
/urn:x-ogc:specification:csw-ebrim:ClassificationScheme:ISO-19119:Services/2000/2300/OGC-WCS
Image:ServiceQuery.JPG
Drill down and find the organisation, contact info, fees, access constraints, datasets and extents offered by this service
*** Search by keywords
Perform a language dependent search (ebXML documents support native language based description and names) for datasets and services
Image:KeywordsSearch.JPG
Drill down and find the services/datasets, contact info, fees, access constraints and extents.
=== Discover Use Case ===
Since we are using standard classifications, the difference between search and discovery is minimal. We can discover using the web based gui, jaxr, soap, and RESTful invocation. See above.
=== Process Use Case ===
The process use case is the most interesting to the developer, it allows the search of the catalog for data and processing services according to ISO taxonomies, and then to register the output of the processing service with the same catalog - the mind boggles as to how powerful this can be
Screenshot to come - watch this space!!
Editor del Libro SIG

El Editor es una figura que puede añadir mas dinamicidad al desarrollo del libro.
Por este rol se necesita un profesional que responda al perfil requerido.
==Perfil==
El editor debe:
* tener experiencia con Latex
* tener experiencia con SVN
* contactar y mantener vivos los enlaces con los autores
* manejar los contenidos que los autores puedan proporcionar y ponerlos en latex y en el svn
* contactar y manterer vivos los enlaces con los revisores
* publicar un report periodico (mensual!?) sobre su actividad en la lista de correo del libro
* ¿mas?
==Patrocinadores==
Se ha comenzado la campaña para encontrar patrocinadores para este rol.
Cuantos mas dinero encontramos cuanto mas actividades se pueden apoyar.
Otras actividades importantes:
* pasar a tradución los capitulos confirmados y dar seguimiento a los traductores
* gestionar el account de Print-on-Demand
* ¿mas?
Category:Libro SIG
Category:Free GIS Book
Category:Education
Edu Data Package

=== Needs ===
An easily distributable mini-package for tutorial purposes. This is much like the data packages used in MapServer workshops, for example. The goal is not to produce an extremely useful or applicable package, but one that is good enough for demonstration the abilities of OSGeo software/tools.
=== An Example for a MapServer workshop ===
For example, in a typical MapServer workshop we'd have a simple set of data including:
* Global raster backdrop
** e.g. bluemarble resampled to 0.033 degree pixel size
** keeping file size to < 60mb was the goal
* Country boundaries from freegis/vmap files
** possibly using the simplified version for quicker access
* Major city locations (I forgot where from)
* Some OWS/OGC accessible layers, though they are not dependable from many workshop venues
* Any custom/specific datasets for the particular workshop
** For the MapServer Vector Data Access workshops we've led we included several datasets from around the world at varying scales, but in specific formats. e.g. one tile of TIGER/US data, a MapInfo file, DGN CAD file, etc.
** These files are meant only to show off capabilities of MapServer/OGR multi-format access.
=== An Example for a GIS workshop ===
In a GIS workshop, a local or regional dataset will be most appropriate.
US data sources provide a wealth of data. However, they need to be collected and re-organized for didactical purposes. The well known Spearfish dataset of the GRASS project should be replicated in a modern way with new data and in another place.
* New GIS data set (North Carolina) now available at , additional info and links: related wiki
=== Hopes and Dreams ===
Having a similar, common, set of sample datasets could help all OSGeo projects. The ultimate goal would be to have a set of data that many projects can use (and re-use and improve) for doing certain types of demonstrations. 
For example, to show how to build a web mapping application, you don't need to have high quality orthophotos or street-level data - just some different types of data: raster, vector, OWS. Similarly, if you want to show off the features of some geoprocessing application (e.g. buffering lines, merging polygons) you can use country boundaries or some sort of coarse road linework. Of course there are tools that are meant for showing off image analysis/rectification processes - these usually require more detailed datasets. Likewise, for demostration high quality cartographic output from a project, larger scale data may be desired.
A tutorial data package could be created at both a global and a couple local scales, to meet the needs of the above. Ideally, in the mid to long-term, we'd have scripts or tools for dynamically packaging data as required and on-demand.
=== Moving Forward ===
Edu IRC Meeting Summary July 30 2010

Summary of main IRC points from July 30th meeting. Full IRC log is available at 
http://logs.qgis.org/osgeo/%23osgeo.2010-07-30.log
Proposed agenda/Discussion topics:
'''
1) Quick intros; 
2) Discuss our educational inventory system; 
3) Revisiting the “Webinar” idea… which lost momentum. 
4) Discuss initiating a “New derivatives” system; 
5) Should be connect more to software teams? ...	
6) Should be connect more to software teams? 
7) Should we connect more to OSGeo local groups? 6 ) Broader curriculum effort? 
8) How to get more participation
Attendees:
Simon Cropper – Botanicus Australia – Natural Resource Consultancy 
Ian Turton – Penn State
Cameron Shorter 
Micha Silver – Arava Drainage Authority (Israel, I believe)
Mark Sanders – Educational Services Australia
Suchith Anand – University of Nottingham
Ned Horning – American Museum of Natural History
Andrew Hunter – U of Calgary
Charlie Schweik – U of Massachusetts, Amherst
Massimiliano Cannata - Switzerland
Venka Raghavan – Japan
Summary of main points/discussion topics brought up in our first IRC meeting
1. We should keep trying to build the inventory system.
 
2. Types of content we’d accept: Full courses, How-to documents, just about anything that might be of interest to others related to OS geospatial (e.g., presentation/lecture files, etc). There was renewed interest in establishing one or more education material “templates” (with Open Office writer encouraged by some). The issue here is there are a lot of potential types of material. Perhaps a start is a “How-to” template (not discussed-my suggestion).
3. Need to focus on incentives for authorship. One proposal suggested that we need to encourage authors who have an interest in getting their software used by saying “you create material, and we will help get it taught in universities around the world” – This is an important point in my view… INCENTIVES FOR authorship.
4. Discussion of the Licensing issue brought up in recent group emails. We need to revise the OSGeo Licensing page to reflect the conversation we’ve been having related to Simon’s “new derivative” concerns. There’s been good discussion over email but I’d like to get a document written rather than the email. Key components (reflections from the points raised in the IRC meeting): 
We recommend that authors go to [1] and choose the license that fits their needs. 
If you are willing to allow new derivatives to be made of your work, even commercially, choose: Creative Commons Attribution (cc-by)
If you are willing to allow new derivatives to be made of your work, but only for non-commercial purposes, consider: Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license (by-nc-sa).
If you do not want to allow new derivatives, choose either the Attribution Non Commercial (by-nc) or the Attribution No Derivatives (by-nd) licenses.
[1] http://creativecommons.org/about/licenses/meet-the-licenses
5. Discussion about the need for complimentary data to go with materials.