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Poland Chapter Report 2008

== Project Name ==
* Contact name: Tomasz Kubik
=== Key Accomplishments ===
*Chapter Formation
** 14 Nov 2008 -- Letter of intent sent to the OSGeo Board concerning the creation of the Poland Chapter
** 19 Nov 2008 -- Letter of intent forwarded to the OSGeo-Board List
** 09 Jan 2009 -- Poland Chapter approved
*Web site
** http://www.wogis.org/
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* Accept new members
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* Welcome more people for translation projects
** OSGeo documentation
** OSS localizations
=== Outlook for 2009 ===
* Chapter meetings and workshops
* New projects: doc translation, datas, etc.
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Category: Reports 2008
Poland Chapter Report 2009

== Poland Local Chapter==
* Contact name: Tomasz Kubik
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* First meeting of Poland Local Chapter in Wrocław with workshop
* Active OSGeo projects promotion during geomatic events (conferences, GIS Day) and in media (blogs, press)
* 100% localization of QGIS interface, active participation in QGIS development and Hackfests (Hannover, Vienna)
* Polish language mailing list and OSGeo projects forum (QGIS, GRASS, gvSIG, MapServer)
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* insert some text
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* insert some text
=== Outlook for 2010 ===
* OSGeo projects info pages in polish
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Category: Reports 2009
Poland Chapter Report 2010

== Chapter Poland==
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2010
* Contact name: Tomasz Kubik
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* Event: Conference
** Date: 13-14.05.2010
** Place: Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy we Wrocławiu (Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences), Wrocław, Poland
** Title: Wolne oprogramowanie w geoinformatyce - II konferencja, Współczesne trendy i perspektywy rozwoju (in Polish) 
** Title (EN translation): 2nd Conference "Open Software for Geodesy and Geoinformation Sciece", "New trends and Perspectives"
** Description: This was the second conference on open software organized by the Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformation Science, Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences, and the Polish Chapter of OSGeo. The conference had Polish audience, however it had also an international scope. Foreign guests, including the representatives of national mapping agencies of the European Union member states were invited to deliver plenary lectures. The conference was also an occasion for OSGeo Chapter Poland annual meeting.
* Event: Hackfest
** Date: 11-15.11.2010
** Place: Department of Climatology and Atmosphere Protection, University of Wroclaw, Wrocław, Poland
** Title: QGIS Developer Meeting, aka 'QGIS Hackfest'
** Description: The meeting of Quantum GIS project members. An occasion for OSGeo Chapter Poland unofficial meeting.
* Event: Workshop
** Date: 13-16.09.2010
** Place: Department of Climatology and Atmosphere Protection, University of Wroclaw, Wrocław, Poland
** Title: Scientific Workshop 2010 "Spatial Analysis with GRASS" 
** Description: The workshop was organized by the Laboratory for Geographic Environment Spatial Modeling Methods, University of Wroclaw and Wroclaw's GRASS Users Group (WGUG). The workshop was also backed by ENRIS of the Royal University of Stockholm, and by OSGeo Chapter Poland. It was split into three parts: lectures (with some presentations of submitted works), practical classes and individual consultations (where participants could develop their own ideas and work on their own projects). During four days of workshop 4 lectures and 10 shorter presentations were presented. There were introductory courses for new GRASS users in the first day of workshop. 
* Other activities:
** OSGeo projects promotion during geomatic events (conferences, GIS Day) and in media (blogs, press). 
** Active participation in localization of FOSS4G packages
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* Broader impact on the OSS community, engagement of new members and growth of the community
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* Promote FOSS4G at the universities by defining subjects of diploma work for master and engineering degrees.
* Establishing repositories for geospatial related deliverables
=== Outlook for 2011 ===
* Do better than ever
Category: Reports 2010
Polygon layer styled

Data: areawater_merge
* simple fill with a blue color
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Portail de la communaute fr

Retour
=Portail d'entrée pour la géomatique libre en français=
==Contexte==
Appel à contributions lancé par Yves Jacolin le 08/10/2008 :
"Je pense qu'il serait bon de penser à une première page d'accueil qui 
pointerait vers différentes pages du wiki et ressource, qui expliquerait les 
objectifs de la communauté, etc. N'hésitez pas à faire des propositions de 
contenu, de moteur (attention nous n'aurons pas de base de données !), ou de 
mise en page ! Un ou des volontaires ?"
==Propositions de structuration ==
===Proposition d'Yves Jacolin (datant de 2007)===
* Mettre en place un outil collaboratif pour les projets "données libres" ou "logiciels libres"
* Mettre en place un annuaire sur les sociétés travaillant dans l'Open Source : annuaire de prestataire, de formations, ...
* Mettre en place un moyen de trouver de la documentation (tags : par logiciels, par thèmes, ...)
* Traduire le site OSGeo, et certaine page du wiki :
** http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Advocacy
** http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Commercial_Services
===Proposition de Benjamin Chartier===
Contenu à répartir en une ou plusieurs pages :
* logo et nom de l'association -> Première page + en tête
* brève description de l'objectif de l'association + lien vers les documents fondateurs de l'association ou une description plus complète -> section association
* liens vers les ressources principales de l'OSGeo francophone (a priori stockées sur le wiki de l'OSGeo) -> section projet
* liens vers d'autres associations avec lesquels l'OSGeo francophone a établi des relations (OSGeo, AFIGEO, OGC ?) -> bas de page ?
* la ou les dernières annonces + lien vers une liste plus complète -> section annonce qui doit rediriger vers la page news de l'osgeo ?
* le ou les prochains événements auxquels l'OSGeo francophone sera présent + lien vers une liste plus complète -> section annonce qui doit rediriger vers la page news de l'osgeo ?
* les informations nécessaires pour devenir membre -> section association
* une section sponsor pour expliquer qui sont nos sponsors et comment le devenir (ajout yjacolin)
Article présentant les objectifs d'une page d'accueil : http://alistapart.com/articles/homepagegoals
==Propositions de mise en page==
===Proposition de Benjamin Chartier===
Je suis favorable à des mises en pages (en changeant complètement les éléments de la charte graphique bien sûr) telles que celles-ci :
* http://www.culturedcode.com/ (j'aime bien la simplicité de la mise en page)
* http://www.getlondonreading.co.uk/Home (j'aime bien le principe d'avoir une illustration en fond de page, on pourrait peut-être utiliser une carte d'OpenStreetMap par exemple ?)
* http://www.os.ca/accueil.php (beaucoup d'informations sur cette page mais l'information est tout de même hiérarchisée)
* http://www.jengermann.com/ (beaucoup d'informations sur cette page mais l'information est tout de même hiérarchisée)
== Propositions de contenu ==
* Section principale
* Section Association
* Section Projets
* Section Actualités
* Section Sponsor
* Section FAQ
* Section À propos
Category: Local chapter francophone
Portland Area Water/Wastewater GIS User Group

== Paste of recent email ==
Portland Area Water/Wastewater User Group Meeting
Thursday, November 15th 9:00-10:45 a.m.
 
Location:
Metro Regional Center, 600 NE Grand Avenue, Portland OR, Room 370A
Directions/Parking information: http://www.oregonmetro.gov/index.cfm/go/by.web/id=3315
 
Please join other utility GIS staff to discuss current projects and trends. 
Please forward this announcement to others that may have interest.
 
AGENDA
 
9:00-9:15 p.m. – Introductions
 
9:15-9:45 p.m. – The City of Troutdale - Christine Cooley Amedzake
“The City of Troutdale captured in an 8 hour drive”
 
9:45-10:15 p.m. – The City of Beaverton - Juston Manville
“GIS Centric: a Case for interoperability”
 
10:15 – 10:45 – What do you want from your utility user group? Future topics and presentations? Wrap up, set date and location for next meeting
 
 
Please contact me with questions. I look forward to seeing you at the meeting!
Pam
 
 
Pam Nooyen, GISP
GIS Technician ~ Maps and Data Program
The City of Gresham, Department of Environmental Services
1333 NW Eastman Parkway, Gresham OR 97030
(503) 618-2319
New Email: Pam.Nooyen@GreshamOregon.gov
Portugal/Geoinquietos-lisboa

== História ==
A ideia de criar o grupo "geoinquietos-lisboa" surgiu durante as JIIDE 2107, em Lisboa, numa workshop sobre "Software Livre", como resposta a um apelo para maior envolvimento e participação das pessoas na comunidade FOSS4G.
A marca "geoinquietos" começou em Espanha e extendeu-se à comunidade de língua Espanhola. Por uma afinidade linguística e geográfica, decidimos juntar-nos a esta comunidade, e aproveitar esta oportunidade para estreitar os laços com a comunidade FOSS4G de língua Espanhola.
== O que são? ==
Os Geoinquietos são grupos de pessoas que se reúnem informalmente, para discutir tópicos relacionados com o software livre de informação geográfica. Os "geoinquietos-lisboa" é o primeiro grupo de geoinquietos em Portugal, mas esperamos que não seja o ultimo.
A ideia é fortalecer a comunidade OSGeo de Portugal, de "baixo para cima", apostando nos capítulos locais, neste caso em Lisboa. Consideramos que é importante para a comunidade promover "espaços físicos" de encontro, complementando todos os "espaços virtuais" já existem (e.g.: mailing list, Gitter, Telegram, etc).
== Convocatórias ==
Os encontros serão anunciados na pagina de meetup do grupo, e são abertos a qualquer pessoa que tenha interesse na aplicação ou desenvolvimento de software livre, no contexto da informação geográfica, seja a nível profissional ou amador.
== Lugar de encontro ==
Como o nome indica, os encontros terão lugar na região de Lisboa, num local a definir, que pode variar de reunião para reunião. Quando possível, da-se preferência a um espaço que disponibilize um retroprojetor, já que isso possibilita fazer apresentações. A busca de um espaço para reuniões cabe aos organizadores, ainda que qualquer pessoa/entidade possa oferecer-se para acolher uma reunião dos geoniquietos-lisboa.
== Em que consiste uma reunião? ==
As reuniões dos geoniquietos não teem uma estrutura formal, mas assentam em duas componentes muito importantes:
* o carácter didático, trazido pelas apresentações/workshops através das quais se procura promover a transferência de conhecimento.
* o carácter social, trazido pelas conversas e trocas de impressões (muitas vezes acompanhadas de cervejas, ou "geobirras"), através do qual se procura construir uma comunidade coesa.
Não é obrigatório seguir estes dois tempos em cada reunião, ainda que seja uma "formula" recomendada, tanto pelo sucesso que tem tido noutros geoniquietos, como em outro tipo de grupos (por exemplo: data beers).
Qualquer pessoa pode propor fazer uma apresentação nos "geoniquietos-lisboa", bastando para isso mandar um email aos organizadores. Uma apresentação tanto pode ser partilhar uma experiência de um caso de uso de software livre, como uma demonstração de uma determinada tecnologia. Não existe nível técnico "máximo" nem "mínimo" para fazer uma apresentação, nem existe um limite de tempo máximo ou mínimo, para alem dos limites impostos pela duração da reunião. Não é obrigatório o uso de slides, e se assim o desejarem, as pessoas também são encorajadas a fazer apresentações "espontâneas", durante a reunião.
PostGIS

PostGIS has applied for Incubation and has been accepted. Find more Details on the PostGIS Incubation Status page. 
== Fact Sheet ==
From: http://postgis.net/
PostGIS adds support for geographic objects to the PostgreSQL object-relational database. In effect, PostGIS "spatially enables" the PostgreSQL server, allowing it to be used as a backend spatial database for geographic information systems (GIS), much like ESRI's SDE or Oracle's Spatial extension. PostGIS follows the OpenGIS "Simple Features Specification for SQL" and has been certified as compliant with the "Types and Functions" profile.
PostGIS has been developed by Refractions Research as a project in open source spatial database technology. PostGIS is released under the GNU General Public License. We continue to develop PostGIS, and have added user interface tools, basic topology support, data validation, coordinate transformation, programming APIs and much more. Our list of future projects includes full topology support, raster support, networks and routing, three dimensional surfaces, curves and splines and other features. Ask us about consulting services and implementing new features.
* Paul Ramsey : Spatial Index, 3D index, Geography (PSC Chair)
* Sandro Santilli : Developer, GEOS Integration, Topology (PSC)
* Regina Obe : Developer, Tiger Geocoder, Windows Build, Documentation Lead (PSC)
* Mark Cave-Ayland : Developer, PostgreSQL integration, shp2pgsql dumper/loader and GUI (PSC)
* Bborie Park: Developer, Raster
* Pierre Racine: Developer, Raster
* Olivier Courtin: Developer, 3D TIN,Polyhedral Surface, GML/KML
* Nicklas Aven: Developer, Distance and proximity relationship function improvements, 3D proximity functions
* Jeff Lounsbury : Data Loading / Dumping
Category:OSGeo Project
PostGIS Day 2018

== DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT ==
=== Details ===
GIS Day 2018 is on Wednesday, November 14. This is a great event put on by esri to celebrate GIS and geography.
PostGIS Day 2019 is on Thursday, November 15. This is a new global event to celebrating all the tools for data analysis, storage, and with geospatial location information including the OSGeo Projects.
OSGeo Local Chapters are encouraged to participate in PostGIS Day by holding events, training, and other activities. This will be a great chance to create buzz around OSGeo Projects and help others discover their awesome powers and uses.
=== In the US ===
OSGeo.US is offering to support PostGIS Day 2019 events in the United States. All requests should be made on the OSGeo US Discussion list
Specifically, OSGeo.US would like to see some workshop trainings to take place in as many places as possible.
=== Location of events ===
Budapest, Hungary
During the annual FOSS4G.HU local event on the 30th of November there will be a short celebration on the PostGIS day and some glass of beer will be drunk.
PostGIS Provenance Review

== Project History ==
PostGIS was developed at Refractions Research starting in 2001, as an extension to the PostgreSQL relational database. For the first several years of development, all developers were Refractions employees or contractors. PostGIS follows appropriate international standards (OpenGIS SFSQL, ISO SQL/MM Part 3) to provide a full open source spatial database environment for users.
The first versions of PostGIS were maintained on a local file system. PostGIS began using CVS for revision control around version 0.5, and moved to SVN around version 1.0. PostGIS is now supported as a backend for numerous open source and proprietary GIS systems.
A detailed development history is available at http://www.refractions.net/products/postgis/history/
== Committers ==
* svnlogin - Full Name (#commits, last-commit-date)
=== Current ===
* strk - Sandro Santilli (1675, 2009-10-16)
* pramsey - Paul Ramsey (741, 2010-01-04)
* robe - Regina Obe (631, 2010-01-01)
* mcayland - Mark Cave-Ayland (279, 2009-12-30)
* mschaber - Markus Schaber (150, 2007-03-15)
* kneufeld - Kevin Neufeld (150, 2009-12-09)
* mleslie - Mark Leslie (59, 2009-12-18)
* colivier - Olivier Courtin (56, 2009-12-23)
* chodgson - Chris Hodgson (27, 2006-01-05)
=== Historical ===
* dblasby - Dave Blasby (137, 2004-04-29)
* jeffloun - Jeff Lounsbury (29, 2003-09-19)
* benjubb - Ben Jubb (12, 2008-01-29)
* rmason - Ralph Mason (5, 2004-04-29)
* nbarker - Norman Barker (1, 2007-06-06)
* devrim - Devrim Gunduz (15, 2006-12-27)
* snowman - Stephen Frost (12, 2007-08-15)
== Outstanding Issues ==
All outstanding issues have been addressed, see: http://trac.osgeo.org/postgis/wiki/DevWikiProvenanceReview
Category: Incubation
PostGIS SoC Ideas 2007

== Ideas for Google Summer of Code students wanting to work on PostGIS ==
=== Topology model and operations ===
 
The project consists in providing a standardized interface for storing topology information, that is sets of Edges, Nodes, Areas and their relations in constituting a Feature. There's already a draft implementation of the model, what can be done is (in random order):
 
* Implementing topological operation directly using the topology model rather then converting input to simple Geometries.
* Import from / export to popular topology data formats (ie: TIGER)
 
=== Network model and operations ===
 
The project is aimed at providing a standardized interface for topological
network information storage and operations. Tipical use would be modeling
communication networks, composed by Links and Nodes, and performing
tasks such as least cost path finding.
==== Linking to CGAL Library ====
The Computational Geometry Algorithms Library supports many algorithms for spatial analysis. Voronois, delaunays, etc.
==== Linking to Boost Graph Library ====
The Boost Graph Library supports many algorithms for graph and network analysis. Because it uses a generic iterator-based interface, it can easily be grafted into other frameworks simply by providing the appropriate iterator classes.
=== Coverage model and operations ===
 
Allow storage and operations on coverage (raster-like) data. Geo-referenced images (aerial photo, satellite images) by are acquired by remote sensing techniques, as well as ordinary photo will be supported to be stored, indexed, accessed and processed within PostgreSQL/PostGIS database. Similar approach as Oracle GeoRaster will be taken. 
For more information about this Project on Google SoC 2007, please follow this link: 
More detail information about the design and implementation is coming soon.
Any advice or comments, please email to me .
=== GEOS performance improvements ===
 
The GEOS C++ library suffers from a design too closely bound to it's Java-implemented parent, JTS. This approach has introduced an unnecessary overhead throughout
the whole operations flow due to excessive dynamic polymorphism and heap allocations. Redesigning the most used subsystems could improve the overall performance. Random ideas:
 
* Redesign index classes using a templated approach.
* Enforce use of standard algorithms wherever appropriate.
== Potential Mentors ==
Developers in the PostGIS community who would be interested in supporting one of the above projects:
* Mateusz Loskot - mloskot[]gmail.com - interested in supporting GEOS performance improvements task
* Tim Keitt - I'm interested in supporting "Network model and operations" and "Coverage model and operations" tasks
== Other projects ==
Please see Google Summer of Code
Category:Google Summer of Code
Postal Address Geo-Coder

== Basic Project Data ==
*Project Name: Postal Address Geo-Coder (PAGC)
*Project Status Condition: 
*Project Web Site: http://www.pagcgeo.org/
*Project Contact:
*Short Project Description:
== Project Infrastructure ==
*Project Source Code:
*Project Mailing List:
*Project Version Control Repository:
*Project Bug Tracker:
*Project Feature Request Tracker:
== Project Governance ==
*Source Code License: MIT License
*Documentation License:
*Copyright Assignment Policy:
*Decision Making Procedure:
*Coding Standards:
*Release Procedure:
== Project Deliverables ==
*Latest Project Release:
Category: OSGeo Labs
Postgrey

* "Postgrey is a Postfix policy server implementing greylisting" -- [web site]
* Responding to this SAC ticket
== Dependencies ==
It uses the BerkeleyDB, and other, perl modules. Perl's -MCPAN install option was failing on building BerkeleyDB module, so RPMs were gathered from searches to pbone.net for RHEL4. Then they were installed like this:
 sudo rpm -i perl-BerkeleyDB-0.33-1.el4.rf.i386.rpm perl-IO-Multiplex-1.09-3.el4.pp.noarch.rpm perl-Net-Server-0.97-2.el4.pp.noarch.rpm postgrey-1.31-1.el4.rf.noarch.rpm
== Install & Config ==
* For more install instructions see the manual (man) pages for postgrey on the server.
* Edit /etc/postfix/main.cf file adding:
 smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks,
 permit_sasl_authenticated,
 reject_invalid_hostname,
 reject_non_fqdn_hostname,
 reject_non_fqdn_sender,
 reject_unauth_destination,
 reject_unknown_recipient_domain,
 reject_unauth_pipelining,
 reject_unauth_destination,
 #reject_rbl_client list.dsbl.org,
 #reject_rbl_client sbl.spamhaus.org,
 #reject_rbl_client zen.spamhaus.org,
 #reject_rbl_client lists.spam.sux.com,
 check_policy_service unix:postgrey/socket,
 permit
 Note: The reject_rbl_client lines are for real time blacklisting and have been
 commented because this is most likely more aggressive spam filtering 
 than we require. I put them there as examples of additional filtering that
 could be done. 
* start postgrey daemon/service
 $ sudo /sbin/service postgrey start
* set postgrey to start on boot
 $ sudo /sbin/chkconfig --level 2345 postgrey
* restart postfix daemon/service
 $ sudo /sbin/service postfix restart
* you can watch the greylisting in : /var/log/maillog
 $ sudo tail -f /var/log/maillog |grep Greylist
== To revert back to original (pre greylisting) config ==
Edit /etc/postfix/main.cf and comment out lines 222 to 236
 
 smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks,
 permit_sasl_authenticated,
 reject_invalid_hostname,
 reject_non_fqdn_hostname,
 reject_non_fqdn_sender,
 reject_unauth_destination,
 reject_unknown_recipient_domain,
 reject_unauth_pipelining,
 reject_unauth_destination,
 #reject_rbl_client list.dsbl.org,
 #reject_rbl_client sbl.spamhaus.org,
 #reject_rbl_client zen.spamhaus.org,
 #reject_rbl_client lists.spam.sux.com,
 check_policy_service unix:postgrey/socket,
 permit
 
Restart postfix
 $ sudo systemctl restart postfix
== References ==
* http://www.howtoforge.com/greylisting_postfix_postgrey
Category: Infrastructure
Category:Services
Pourquoi des donnees geographiques libres fr

==Pourquoi des donnees geographiques libres ?==
Libérer les données géographiques permettrait de : 
* augmenter le nombre et la qualité de documents cartographiques dans les supports numériques
* améliorer l'information publique aux citoyens (risques naturels, développement de réseaux, aide à la décision et concertation)
* développer un secteur économique : 
** développement de logiciels et d'applications
** libération d'un gisement d'emploi orienté vers l'information géographique (opérateurs SIG, gestionnaires de BD, décideurs)
* développer la culture numérique et territoriale des utilisateurs (les données OpenStreetMap sont récoltées par des particuliers, qui ont ainsi une démarche d'appropriation et de connaissance de leurs territoires, et des technologies numériques liées à la cartographie)
* permettre des prises de décisions documentées, par exemple sur des problèmes de développement durable
* améliorer la qualité de l'information géographique dans la presse ou journaux.
Presentation fr

Accueil OSGeo-fr | Section Promotion et Visibilité de l'OSGeo-fr
=Présentation de l'OSGeo et de l'OSGeo-fr=
==L'OSGeo==
Les liens ci-dessous sont des traductions ou des articles originaux en français :
* Fondation OsGeo
* Missions d'une représentation locale (local chapter)
* F.A.Q. sur l'OSGeo
Category: Local chapter francophone