nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
Mapbender Annual Report 2018

* Annual Report for OSGeo Annual General Meeting 2018 at FOSS4G in Dar Es Salaam (Tansania)
== Project Page ==
* https://mapbender.org/
== Contact ==
* Contact name: 
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* the top 5-10 key items that the project or PSC accomplished this period
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* any weaknesses in process, software, management, etc. that you plan to address or recognise need some help
=== Project / Community Situation ===
* Team, community, communication
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* list areas that could use some help from members and readers of the report
=== Outlook for 2019 ===
this is the motivational part that is meant to inspire readers to keep their eyes open for great stuff in the next year
=== Past Reparts===
* https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Mapbender_Report_2007
* https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Mapbender_Report_2008
* https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Mapbender_Report_2009
* 2010 Barcelona - part of AGM presentation 
* 2011 Denver - part of AGM presentation 
* 2012 Nottingham - part of AGM Presentation 
* 2015 Portland - not provided
* 2015 Seoul - not provided
* 2016 Bonn - part of AGM Presentation see https://av.tib.eu/media/20463
* 2017 Boston - not provided
__notoc__
Category: Reports 2018
Mapbender Budget

== Mapbender Budget 2019 ==
For 2019, the Mapbender project would like to requests a total budget of 2,000 USD from OSGeo.
This is intended to cover:
* Support for organizing and attending Mapbender community sprint in May 2019 in Bonn: 1,000 USD
* Support for presenting Mapbender at conferences (FOSSGIS / FOSS4G / Bolsena Code Sprint) : 1,000 USD
* includes small amount for stickers
Category:Budget
Category:Mapbender
Mapbender Development Sprint Spring 07

Mapbender Developers met in Bonn on May 4th 2007)
The agenda and some results can be found in the Mapbender Wiki and in the IRC logs:
* http://www.mapbender.org/index.php/Mapbender_Development_Sprint
* http://logs.qgis.org/mapbender/%23mapbender.2007-05-04.log
== 17 developers Meet and Discuss ==
== Marc Gives a Presentation of Statistics and HQ Print Module ==
Category:Code Sprints
Category:Past Events
Mapbender Project Update - 2007 Q1

== About Mapbender ==
Mapbender is the software and portal site for geodata management of OGC OWS architectures. The software provides web technology for managing spatial data services implemented in PHP, JavaScript and XML. It provides a data model and interfaces for displaying, navigating and querying OGC compliant map services. The Mapbender framework furthermore provides authentication and authorization services, OWS proxy functionality, management interfaces for user, group and service administration in WebGIS projects.
== Recent Events ==
=== January 2007 ===
* Mapbender 2.4.1 rc1
* adoption of coding conventions
* establishment of module maintainers
=== February 2007 ===
* new issue tracker
* establishment of a release owner
=== March 2007 ===
* weekly developer IRC meeting
* Mapbender 2.4.1
* face-to-face developer meeting in Berlin
== New Mapbender features ==
* New administration tools: metadata handling, new administration interfaces.
* New treefolder module: enhanced usability by centralizing controls in one module. Controls in pop-up windows are now obsolete. Also features a WMS status indicator.
* Metadata gazetteer: a text search in WMS/layer metadata and keywords. Retrieves WMS or single layers by an AJAX-query.
* Improved WFS-T configurability: enhanced user interface for easier and richer manipulation of WFS-T data.
* Improved digitizing module: a completely new design following an AJAX-approach. Improved usability and performance.
== Future development ==
* integration of OpenLayers: an integration of OpenLayers as an optional Mapbender module is scheduled for 2007.
* WFS-T / Digitizing enhancement: handling of complex geometries.
* wider use of AJAX /JSON and OO technology: improvement of module interfaces to do justice to wider development audience.
* evaluation of packing algorithms: due to traffic minimization, there are few source code comments. JSDoc and PHPDoc will be used to comment in the future. The traffic issue will be resolved by extracting the comments prior to deployment and by packing JS-code.
== Statistics ==
* Increase in developer mailing list participation: 2006 Q3: 40 posts, 2006 Q4: 121 posts, 2007 Q1: 209 posts (until March 19)
Take a look at Mapbender statistics at Ohloh. Here are some excerpts:
* Project worth: $2,436,378. "This calculator estimates how much it would cost to hire a team to write this project from scratch."
* 17 developers: "Over the past twelve months, 10 developers contributed new code to Mapbender. This is a relatively large team, putting this project among the top 5% of all project teams on Ohloh. For this measurement, Ohloh considered only recent changes to the code. Over the entire history of the project, 17 developers have contributed."
* Increase in activity: "Over the last twelve months, Mapbender has seen a substantial increase in activity. This is probably good sign that interest in this project is rising, and that the open source community has embraced this project."
Mapbender Report 2008

== Mapbender ==
* Contact name: Christoph Baudson
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* refactoring of core code
** subsequent replacement of frame architecture by AJAX approach
** subsequent replacement of procedural code by object oriented code following design patterns
* various security updates
* higher quality of releases due to changes in release cycle
* interoperability: basic OpenLayers output, GeoJSON support
* a total of four development sprints with a huge variety of attendees
* incorporation of new developers
* increased IRC traffic
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* unit testing
* update process
* build process
* SRS handling
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* Documentation
* JavaScript or PHP coding
* HTML/CSS/graphics design
* Google Summer of Code 2009
=== Outlook for 2009 ===
* Enhanced interoperability
* More intuitive administration interface
* further refactorings in order to
** increase extensibility and stability
** lower the barrier for external developers
__notoc__
Category: Reports 2008
Mapbender at AdhocVM

== Startpage ==
* http://adhoc.mapbender.osgeo.org/index.html
== Server Overview==
* AdhocVM
== Status ==
* 2010-08-08 configuration is done, mapbender 2.6.2 available
=== Participants ===
* User:Astrid Emde (astrid_emde@osgeo.org)
* kmq
* banjo
* Admins see http://www.mapbender.org/Category:Administrators
=== additional Software on AdhocVM ===
* Mapbender
* PostgreSQL/PostGIS
* svn
* gettext
=== Services on the AdhocVM===
=== Mapbender===
* every Mapbender version is presented on this server http://adhocvm.mapbender.osgeo.org/
** if you need root access to the demo mapbender ask the participants (see above)
* the home for the Mapbender packages is: /osgeo/mapbender/
* the update of the mapbender version is done by svn
* we offer a portal function so user can login and try the applications
* as adminstrative database we use PostgreSQl/PostGIS
==== Apache ====
* /etc/apache2/sites_available/adhocvm.mapbender.osgeo.conf
* logfiles at:
 ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/adhocvm.mapbender.osgeo.org-error_log
 CustomLog /var/log/apache2/adhocvm.mapbender.osgeo.org-access_log combined
=== How to setup the current mapbender version===
==== Mapbender Database ====
* use the install.sh
* take the last version as template (check the guis first - everything still allright?)
* (postgis_template)
==== directory and svn checkout====
 cd /osgeo/mapbender
 sudo bash
 mkdir mapbender_2.6
 svn co https://svn.osgeo.org/mapbender/branches/2.6 /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/
 cd /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/resources/db/
 chmod u+x install_2.6.sh
 ./install_2.6.sh --> use template_postgis as database template
 
for update use: 
 svn up https://svn.osgeo.org/mapbender/branches/2.6 /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/
 cd /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/resources/db/
 chmod u+x update.sh
 ./update.sh
==== Change the root password ====
* the root password has to be changed to the password the devs defined (ask administrators)
Mapbender at ProjectsVM

== Startpage ==
* http://projects.mapbender.osgeo.org/index.html
== Server Overview==
* ProjectsVM
== Status ==
* 2010-08-08 configuration is done, trunk and mapbender 2.6.2 available, demos served from trunk
=== Participants ===
* User:Astrid Emde (astrid_emde@osgeo.org)
* Admins see http://www.mapbender.org/Category:Administrators
=== Services on this Blade ===
* Mapbender
* PostgreSQL/PostGIS
* svn
* gettext
=== Mapbender===
* every Mapbender version is presented by http://projects.mapbender.osgeo.org/
** if you need root access to the demo mapbender ask the participants (see above)
* the home for the Mapbender packages is: /osgeo/mapbender/
* the update of the mapbender version is done by svn
* we offer a portal function so user can login and try the applications
* as adminstrative database we use PostgreSQl/PostGIS
==== Apache ====
* /etc/apache2/sites_available/projects.mapbender.osgeo.conf
* logfiles at:
 ErrorLog /var/log/apache2/projects.mapbender.osgeo.org-error_log
 CustomLog /var/log/apache2/projects.mapbender.osgeo.org-access_log combined
=== How to setup the current mapbender version===
==== Mapbender Database ====
* use the install.sh
* take the last version as template (check the guis first - everything still allright?)
* (postgis_template)
==== directory and svn checkout====
 cd /osgeo/mapbender
 sudo bash
 mkdir mapbender_2.6
 svn co https://svn.osgeo.org/mapbender/branches/2.6 /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/
 cd /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/resources/db/
 chmod u+x install_2.6.sh
 ./install_2.6.sh --> use template_postgis as database template
 
for update use: 
 cd /osgeo/mapbender/xx
 sudo bash
 svn up https://svn.osgeo.org/mapbender/branches/2.6 /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/
 cd /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender_2.6/resources/db/
 chmod u+x update.sh
 ./update.sh
==== Change the root password ====
* the root password has to be changed to the password the devs defined (ask administrators)
==== Create user demo ====
* create user demo password demo 
* assign public applications to this user
====create the symbolic link current_release with ln -s ...====
* drop current symbolic link 
 rm /osgeo/mapbender/current_release
* create it again with path to actual mapbender version
 ln -s /osgeo/mapbender/mapbender/mapbender_2.5 /osgeo/mapbender/current_release
==== create new link in html start page index.html ====
 vim /osgeo/mapbender/index.html
Category: Infrastructure
Mapbender at mapbender.telascience.org

== Status of mapbender.telascience.org==
* 2010-05-19: Down 
* 2010-05-29: Up
* 2010-06-03: Down 
* 2010-06-04: Up
This server is internally known as xblade10-2 and is mapped to IP 198.202.74.215. It runs:
* Mapbender (PostgreSQL, MySQL) 
* demo.mapserver.org
* GeoNetwork opensource website
** http://geonetwork-opensource.org 
** http://geonetwork-opensource.telascience.org
=== Participants ===
* User:Astrid Emde (astrid_emde@osgeo.org)
* Christoph Baudson 
* Arnulf Christl
* Uli Rothstein
* Michael Schulz
* Verena Diewald
=== Services on this Blade ===
* Mapbender
* PostgreSQL/PostGIS
=== Mapbender===
* every Mapbender version is presented on this server http://mapbender.telascience.org/
** if you need root access to the demo mapbender ask the participants (see above)
* the home for the Mapbender packages is:
 /var/www/html/mapbender/
* the update of the mapbender version is done by svn
* we offer a portal function so user can login and try the applications
* as adminstrative database we use PostgreSQl/PostGIS
=== Apache ===
* we added an ALIAS for each Mapbender versions:
* /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
=== How to setup the current mapbender version===
==== Mapbender Database ====
* create the database for the next version 
* take the last version as template (check the guis first - everything still allright?)
 createdb -U postgres -E UTF8 -T mapbender_2.5 mapbender_2.6
 (postgis_template)
==== directory and svn checkout====
 cd /var/www/html/mapbender
 sudo bash
 mkdir mapbender_2.5
 svn co https://svn.osgeo.org/mapbender/branches/2.5 /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/
 
 -- for update use: svn up https://svn.osgeo.org/mapbender/branches/2.5 /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/
 chown apache /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/log
 chown apache /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/http/tmp
 rm -r /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/http/tools
====add the alias to Apache httpd.conf====
 vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
 Alias /mapbender_2.5 /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/http/
====restart Apache====
 /usr/sbin/apachectl configtest
 /usr/sbin/apachectl graceful
====create mapbender.conf and configure it====
 cp /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/mapbender.conf-dist /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5/mapbender.conf
* if possible use the Mapbender database which is already in use with the older Mapbender Verson
* vor Mapbender 2.5 I (AE) had to create a new Mapbender database (mapbender_2.5)
====create the symbolic link current_release with ln -s ...====
* drop current symbolic link 
 rm /var/www/html/mapbender/current_release
* create it again with path to actual mapbender version
 ln -s /var/www/html/mapbender/mapbender_2.5 /var/www/html/mapbender/current_release
==== create new link in html start page index.html http://mapbender.telascience.org/ ====
 vim /var/www/html/mapbender/index.html
Maplat

Maplat is the cool Historical Map/Illustrated Map Viewer. 
It can transform each map coordinates with nonlinear but bijective projection and makes possible that the maps can collaborate with GPS/accurate maps, without distorting original maps.
Data editor of this solution is provided as another project, MaplatEditor
== Basic Project Data ==
*Project Name: Maplat
*Project Status Condition: Beta
*Project Web Site: https://github.com/code4nara/Maplat/wiki
*Project Contact: Kohei Otsuka <kochizufan at gmail dot com>
*Short Project Description: Maplat is the cool Historical Map/Illustrated Map Viewer.
== Project Infrastructure ==
*Project Source Code: https://github.com/code4nara/Maplat
*Project Mailing List: 
*Project Version Control Repository: https://github.com/code4nara/Maplat.git
*Project Bug Tracker: https://github.com/code4nara/Maplat/issues
*Project Feature Request Tracker: https://github.com/code4nara/Maplat/issues
== Project Governance ==
*Source Code License: Apache 2.0 License (After 0.4.0) MIT License (Before 0.3.3)
*Documentation License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0
*Copyright Assignment Policy: All contributions are licensed under the terms of the MIT License without explicit assignment
*Decision Making Procedure: Not decide yet
*Coding Standards: Not decide yet
*Release Procedure: Not decide yet
== Project Deliverables ==
*Latest Project Release: 0.4.0
Category: OSGeo Labs
Mapping Math

Introduction
What You Should Already Know
What You Will Learn (deleted)
What You Will Need
----
Mapping Math Article 1: Maps and Math (Making the Connection)
Mapping Math Article 2: Measurements (The First Step)
Math For Measurements: Measuring Distances
Mapping Math Article 3: Map Scale (Getting Your Map To Fit On The Page)
Mapping Math Article 3: Fundamental Plane Geometry (My Favorite Shapes Are Triangles)
Article 4: Trigonometry (Unleashing The Power of Angles)
Article 5: Coordinate Geometry (Making Plane Geometry and Trigonometry Play Together)
Article 6: Applications - Basic Geodesy (Using Math To Model The Shape of The Earth)
Article 7: Applications - Map Projections (Squishing the Globe)
Article 8: Applications - Route Surveying
Article 9: Applications - Surface Modeling
Article 10: Applications - Raster Analysis
Article 11: Applications - Geospatial Topology
== Navigation ==
Free GIS Book Wiki Home
Category: Education
Category: Mapping Math
Mapping Math: What You Should Already Know

You should be comfortable with basic arithmetic before reading this series of articles. When I state "basic arithmetic" I'm talking about addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. You should also be comfortable working with fractions and with basic algebra. 
This book isn't designed for someone who took 8 years of college/university mathematics. It's designed for someone with a good junior high or high school math education. The more math you know, the easier this book will be to understand. However, you don't need to be scared away from this book if you haven't had any trigonometry, geometry or calculus. This book has everything you need to get a basic but firm understanding of the math used with maps. 
This book doesn't discuss any one mathematical topic in great depth. It only highlights the essential parts of a mathematical topic that are related directly to maps and map making. It won't make you an expert on trigonometry, differential calculus, or spherical trigonometry. When you are done with the book you should share a common feeling with most land surveyors and geospatial professionals: That you are a jack of all trades, but a master of none! 
==Navigation==
Mapping Math Home
Category: Education
Category: Mapping Math
Mapping Math: What You Will Need

You will need a couple of things to benefit fully from this series of articles:
* A calculator with the trigonometric functions sin, cosine, and tangent and the ability to calculate square roots.
* Some writing paper and a pencil. (Graph paper would probably be the best type of paper.)
If you are interested in learning about Java programming and working through some of the programming exercises in the book (which I highly recommend) then you'll need these additional items:
* A copy of a Java IDE. You might try Eclipse or Netbeans, which are open source.
* A copy of the Java SDK, or software development kit.
* A good book that introduces you to the Java programming language if you are unfamiliar with it. I recommend O'Reilly's Learning Java.
Links
Eclipse IDE
Netbeans IDE
OpenJDK
Learning Java Book
==Navigation==
Category: Education
Category: Mapping Math
Mapping Math Home
Mapping The Past

This page is the beginnings of a discussion forum on using geospatial technologies to map the past. It starts from the observation that mapping past landscapes is unlike mapping the future (which is predictive or prescriptive), or the present (which is descriptive and verifiable). 
In fact, it is remarkably difficult to state plainly what past mapping is intended to do, other than 'reflect the past', because it is hard to define criteria by which the 'correctness' of a map can be ascertained. This is not merely due to the truism that it is impossible to verify things for which one has no data, but also because the variety of different kinds of information which maps try to convey, combined with the 'total' nature of spatial representation, mean that few past maps will be 'correct' in anything but the most limited of senses.
The general function of this Theory Group is to further explore just what we are intending to do when mapping the past and create a future agenda by which appropriate techniques and technologies can be created by the community in order to better undertake them. We will start with an approximate agenda (outlined below) but, being a wiki, all contributors are welcome to add content to any of the debates at any time.
The initial discussion is intended to try and create a 'periodic table' of past mapping techniques. This is not a catalogue of things that we map (eg geology, roads, extents of empire, etc) but an attempt to cluster those things into ontological categories. When and how do we map snapshots? Changes? Inferences? Facts? Predictions? and so on.
The second discussion will be to ask how well current (especially Open) software and techniques are able to cope with these different aspects of spatial information. 
The third discussion will attempt to establish a future agenda to work on new software and methodologies where required.
It is hoped that the discusion will also lead to a colloquium in which these matters can be debated with a wider public.
* Past Mapping Periodic Table
* Past Mapping Software and Methodologies
* Past Mapping Future
Autogenerated map of known Roman itineraries through Baetica (Andalucia, Spain)
Mapping parties por el huracán Matthew en Córdoba (España)

== Mapping party por el huracán Matthew ==
* Fecha: 30 de noviembre de 2016. 17h a 20:30h
* Lugar:Escuela de Participación Ciudadana Avenida de Rabanales s/n (detrás de la Biblioteca Central), 14071 Córdoba, España.
* Mapa en OSM
* Evento en Facebook de coordinación
* [Inscripción vía MeetUp]
* Seguimiento del Hashtag #mapeoODB en Twitter
===Programa===
=== Asistentes ===
Total de asistentes:
=== Facilitadores ===
* Geoinquietos Córdoba. Twitter @GeinquietosODB
== Más información de las actividades ==
=== Descripción de la Mapping Party ===
Actividad para introducir el funcionamiento de los mapas libres de forma colaborativa de OpenStreetMap(OSM), ver las tareas del equipo humanitario de OpenStreetMap(HOT) y aprender a saber de qué se tratan, cómo se colabora y qué tareas se deben realizar. 
Esta actividad se realiza tras la catástrofe humanitaria producida por el tifón Haiyan y dónde se vuelca toda una comunidad de voluntarios gestionada por HOT, para ayudar a organizaciones como Naciones Unidas y Cruz Roja, proporcionándoles mapas actualizados.
== Documentación ==
=== Presentación usada en la 1ª Mapping Party (2013)===
* Presentación de Patricio Soriano para las Mapping parties de Córdoba
=== Introducción a OpenStreetMap ===
* Presentación de Jorge Sanz para las Mapping parties de Valencia
* LearnOSM | Introducción a OpenStreetMap
* Videotutoriales de introducción a OSM
* Descargar JOSM
* Primeros pasos con JOSM
* Map Features de OSM | Toda la lista de etiquetas de OSM
* Si ya te sientes cómodo con el entorno de OSM, Para colaborar con HOT | Tareas de HOT, Tareas a completar específicas para el tifón Haiyan
=== Sobre OSM y HOT ===
* El wiki de OSM 
* HOT en el wiki de OpenStreetMap
* Actualizaciones en tiempo real en OSM.
=== Fotos ===
mapeo_hot1.jpg|Fotos del evento
mapeo_hot2.jpg|Fotos del evento
mapeo_hot3.jpg|Fotos del evento
Category:Geoinquietos_Córdoba
Category:Iniciativas Locales
Maps gallery

Request for a moderated maps gallery in the osgeo.org site where to copy/paste maps images and link to projects/uploaders
 World 
 
Eckert
-Blank 
http://exchangeyou.com/europe/eckert.JPG
-..
interactive world map with clickable labels: - www.h2guide.com
 Local 
Africa
..
Asia
..
Australia
..
Europe
..
Northamerica
..
Southamerica
..
Marble Virtual Globe

Marble has succesfully graduated form Incubation and is now an official OSGeo project. 
== 3D Desktop Globe ==
Marble is an open source KDE Education Project program similar to NASA World Wind or Google Earth. Besides choosing any number of maps to view on your globe (including OpenStreetMap), you are encouraged to include a KDE Marble widget in your application.
== Core Features ==
* Virtual globe and world atlas
* Navigate globe in 3D
* Mouse-click reveals Wikipedia article for destination
* Multiple maps (and planets, moons) to choose from
* Solar day/night overlay
* Measure distances
* Switch between view-from-space and 2D projected map views
* OpenStreetMap integration
== Details ==
Website: http://marble.kde.org 
Licence: GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) version 2.1
Software Version: 1.3.4
Supported Platforms: GNU/Linux, Mac OSX, MS Windows
API Interfaces: Qt designer, C++, Python, D-BUS, Shell script
Support: http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Marble
== Links ==
* Official OSGeo Marble Info Sheet
* Marble Incubation Status
* Marble Graduation Checklist
* Marble Code Provenance Review
* Marble Incubation Ticket
Category:OSGeo Project