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Offres Support

== Support communautaire ==
Cette page a pour objectif de lister les endroits où vous pouvez trouver de l'aide gratuitement, autrement nommé "support communautaire". Le classement est réalisé par hébergeur. Aucune obligation de retour n'est assurée, pour cela tournez-vous vers une offre de support commerciale.
=== GeoRezo ===
Portail francophone, celui-ci propose deux forums orientés GFOSS : GeoLibre et GeoLibre-web. Les forums sont couplés à des listes de diffusion. Il propose des flux RSS, un annuaire (en partenariat avec annuaireSIG et le Petit Bazar Carto), un aggrégateur de flux RSS, etc.
http://georezo.net
=== ForumSIG/PortailSIG ===
Le portailSIG propose une vue de l'actualité géomatique en France et des dossiers sur différents logiciels, notamment GRASS et QGIS. Le ForumSIG propose un forum orienté OpenSource.
http://forumisg.org
http://portailsig.org
=== Liste francophone GRASS-fr === 
Liste francophone sur le logiciel GRASS.
http://www.linux-nantes.org/wws/lists/grass
=== Liste francophone GeoNetwork-fr ===
Liste francophone sur le logiciel GeoNetwork/GeoSource.
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geonetwork-users-fr
=== Liste francophone GeoKettle-users-fr ===
Liste utilisateur francophone sur le logiciel ETL spatial GeoKettle.
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geokettle-users-fr
== Support commercial ==
Les supports commerciaux sont des supports proposés par des sociétés commerciales, payants et avec l'assurance de recevoir une réponse en un temps donné. Listez ici les supports commerciaux (nom de la société, contact, liens vers la ou les pages explicitant les supports proposés). L'OSGeo ne peut être tenu responsable des erreurs ou problèmes que vous pourriez avoir avec les sociétés listées ici.
Les sociétés sont invitées à ajouter également une entrée les concernant dans l'annuaire des entreprises de l'OSGeo : http://www.osgeo.org/search_profile
Category: Local chapter francophone
On The News Queue

This page isn't really used anymore - it proved to hard to keep up to date in any meaningful way.
These are suggestions for articles to go in the News Queue based on future events that we can predict. If you would like to push your news through OSGeo.org please add to this list and write with the news article you would like published to news_item@osgeo.org where the volunteer editors will pick it up.
* Mapbender incubates - see https://www.osgeo.org/content/news/news_archive/mapbender_graduation_20060715.html
* OSGeo members speak at GeoWeb, OSCON
* Now incubation is running, how you can get your project into it
* Mapbuilder incubates (would be nice to be able to announce more at same time? like gathering momentum?)
One Organizational Model

This is not an official OSGeo policy page but an excellent reference to good practice. Michael Gerlek made the following notes about an object-like model that could be used to "describe" the organizational structure of the Foundation. It was slightly modified three years later to reflect common practice.
For the sake of discussion, let us use an object-like model to describe organizational structure of the Foundation.
The Project type has the following properties:
* to become an official Local Chapter it has to be initially chartered by the Board
* it should have a Management Committee of some sort
* official Local Chapter must periodically report status to the Board
* additionally, WebCom and SAC can provide some common infrastructural properties for Project objects, such as Wiki space, mailing lists, etc.
New software projects are subject to the OSGeo Incubation process.
Several other types can be derived from the base Project class:
* CodeProject- specifically concerned with code development work
* LocalInterestGroup - specifically concerned with bringing together individuals from a common geographic region, e.g. Ottawa or Brazil
* SpecialInterestGroup - specifically concerned with bringing together individuals with a common geo-related interest, e.g. GRASS users
There is a limited number derived from Project which have been instantiated as singletons, they are known as the OSGeo committees:
* Incubation
* Marketing
* WebCom
* EduCom
* geodata
OSGeo has developed into being a "federation" of Project objects, all of which share certain common properties. One of the underlying intents is that this model might help us better understand -- and possibly simplify -- the Board's role to just the following areas:
* identify new strategic opportunities, and charter off new Projects as required
* oversight over all projects, to make sure they are following OSGeo's goals and principles
* control of budget and allocation of funds
Online Module Template

We found that the following module structure serves well for the educational purposes.
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=== Introduction ===
==== Purpose ====
==== Contributors ====
* Current maintainer of the module. How to contact this person.
* Some description how to report errors, etc.
=== Main Part ===
=== Authors ===
=== Data ===
=== License ===
=== Reviewed by ===
=== List of schools, universities which use current module ===
OpenGeocoder

== Special Announcement ==
FOSS4G 2010 Conference
== Open Source Geocoder ==
For those not familiar with the concept, Geocoding takes a human readable address and turns it into coordinates.
===Project Purpose===
The intention of this project is to work towards creation of open source software providing geocoding capability.
===Google Summer of Code Ideas===
We have proposed some ideas for Google Summer of Code projects. You can read more about them OpenGeocoder 2009 SOC Ideas.
===Design goals===
Desired attributes:
* Handle international addressing schemes (expected to be pluggable to support internationalization)
* Library Coded in C (or C wrapper to C++)
* Architected and designed for performance
* Abstracted storage to allow for use of data from various sources e.g. shapefiles, RDBMS, others
===Contact information===
Please join us on the mailing list.
NOTE: This mailing list is shared between this project and the OpenRouter project.
===Relevant Existing Open Source Technologies===
* SRC Explorer Geocoder
* Geocoder.us
* PostLBS
* PAGC
* Gisgraphy
===Relevant Existing Close Source Technologies===
* http://www.batchgeocode.com/
* Geocode Farm
===Target Licensing===
* Preference for a liberal license to encourage adoption by maximum number of technologies both proprietary and open source
===Project Support===
====Development====
The following list are people who are interested in participating in development of this project:
* Andrew Ross - Ingres / fosslc.org
* Andrew Turner - GeoCommons & HighEarthOrbit
* Daniel Kastl - pgGeocoder | Georepublic
* Anton Patrushev - pgGeocoder | Georepublic
* Toru Mori - pgGeocoder | Orkney
* Stephen Woodbridge - http://imaptools.com/
* Robert Hollingsworth
====Testing====
The following list are people who are interested in participating in testing of this project:
* Andrew Ross - Ingres / fosslc.org
* Andrew Turner - GeoCommons & HighEarthOrbit
* Daniel Kastl - pgGeocoder | Georepublic
* Anton Patrushev - pgGeocoder | Georepublic
* Toru Mori - pgGeocoder | Orkney
* Stephen Woodbridge - http://imaptools.com/
* Ian Turton - GeoVISTA Center 
====Consumers====
The following list are people that plan to make use of this project:
* Andrew Ross - Ingres / fosslc.org
* Dave McIlhagga - DM Solutions Group
* Andrew Turner - GeoCommons & HighEarthOrbit
* Daniel Kastl - pgGeocoder | Georepublic
* Anton Patrushev - pgGeocoder | Georepublic
* Toru Mori - pgGeocoder | Orkney
* Stephen Woodbridge - http://imaptools.com/
* V.Ravi Kumar - OSGeo India
* Yves Jacolin - OSGeo-fr, Camptocamp
* Ian Turton - GeoVISTA Center 
* David Jonglez - Capgemini
* Claude Philipona - Camptocamp
* Cédric Moullet - Camptocamp
* Robert Hollingsworth
OpenGeocoder 2009 SOC Ideas

* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2009 wiki page.
* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2009 Ideas wiki page.
= OpenGeocoder 2009 SoC Ideas = 
Enter ideas for development projects here. Note these are just suggestions - students are welcome to propose projects based on their own interests that relate to OpenGeocoder. Our current efforts are based on the PAGC code. This is a C language geocoder You can read more about it at:
PAGC Home that has links to download the code and to sign up for the email list.
== PAGC Code Refactoring ==
We currently have a project proposal rework the existing code to make it support SQL database(s) and to restructure it to be more modular. Project Proposal (PDF).
== PAGC Landmark Gecoder ==
This is a project proposal that would standardize non-address type landmarks and handle geocoder requests for them. Project Proposal (PDF).
== PAGC Build Address parsing and standardization tools for countries ==
We currently have an address standardizer that is partially data driven, based on a Lexicon and a Gazetteer for a given reference data set. We currently have support for US Tiger data and Canada Road Network File records. We will be building similar ones for Navteq North America data. It would be interesting to integrate something like OSM (OpenStreetMap) data or other country data sets as a reference data set for any given country and have Lexicons and Gazetteers to match.
== PAGC OpenLS compatible API ==
PAGC currently has web API that allows it to handle web requests and return XML documents. OpenLS is an OGC standard for Open Location Services. OpenLS has many features described as OpenLS but we would be interested in support those appropriate to PAGC.
= Mentor Candidates =
The following individuals are potentially willing to serve as OpenGeocoder/PAGC mentors or co-mentors. 
* Stephen Woodbridge
Category:Google Summer of Code
OpenID

NOTE: The OpenID service has been disabled.
OSGeo logins support OpenID.
Using http://openid.osgeo.org/ , you can login and get access to your OpenID account, and control what sites you trust, and more.
Your OpenID URL is http://openid.osgeo.org/user/*your_osgeo_username*
OSGeo Userids are discussed at http://www.osgeo.org/osgeo_userid
(For example, http://openid.osgeo.org/user/crschmidt .)
===See also===
* OpenID/SAC
Category:Infrastructure
OpenID/SAC

OpenID is currently provided by xblade11-2 as VirtualHost openid.osgeo.org.
There is a backup on osgeo2, in /home/other_backups/openid/, with a README in it:
 * Load 'mysqldump' into a mysql database.
 * Edit config.php to point to the right database and username/password
 for read/write access.
 * Configure apache to allow rewriterules for the 'openid' directory
 * Point a VirtualHost with name openid.osgeo.org at the openid directory
 as a document root.
Category:Infrastructure
OpenLayers

OpenLayers makes it easy to put a dynamic map in any web page. It can display map tiles and markers loaded from any source. MetaCarta developed the initial version of OpenLayers and gave it to the public to further the use of geographic information of all kinds. OpenLayers is completely free, Open Source JavaScript, released under the BSD License. 
OpenLayers is used in a growing number of other projects, including the OSGeo projects MapFish and Mapbender. 
See OpenLayers pt for the Portuguese version.
Category:OSGeo Project
OpenLayers Report 2007

= OpenLayers =
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2007
* Contact name: Chris Schmidt and Erik Uzureau
== Key Accomplishments ==
* Graduated from OSGeo incubation
* Three major releases in 2007
** 2.3:
*** Bug fixes from 2.2 release
*** Improvements in tile handling
*** Support for TMS
** 2.4: 
*** Vector drawing support
*** Improved event handling framework
*** New editing controls
** 2.5: 
*** Additional format support: KML, GeoRSS, GeoJSON
*** More vectorization tools
*** Better third party API integration
*** Improved system for developer documentation
* Many, many new participants: 
** 250+ subscribers to developers list
** 550+ subscribers to users list
** Over 110 users manually signed up for TRAC accounts
* Integration of OpenLayers into existing toolkits: MapBuilder, Fusion, and MapFish
== Areas for Improvement ==
* Plan to migrate to OSGeo infrastructure for SVN/Trac
* Process to become a committer better defined (add more committers, add reviewer role, etc.)
* Better documentation, memory handling
* Continue to expand support for existing Geo standards.
== Opportunities to Help ==
* Case Studies: Why are you using OpenLayers? What do you gain by using it over other tools?
* Examples: 
* Documentation: Prose text describing how to perform a series of steps to achieve a goal in OpenLayers, to add to the existing developer documentation and examples
* Improved interaction with current users of proprietary software to understand and target their needs, including (but not limited to): 
** Possibly developing support for ESRI-specific map requests like ArcXML
** Improved documentation on how to transition from proprietary software to OpenLayers
== Outlook for 2008 ==
In 2008, OpenLayers is poised to continue on its current trend of taking geographic information to the web. With support for new geographic formats and servers, improved performance, and web browsers becoming more and more commonly used as the sole client to access datasets, OpenLayers has placed itself in a strong growth position. Patches and contributions are arriving from around the globe, from contributors on 5 different continents.
In 2008, expect to see wider usage of OpenLayers as the project becomes more widely used and better documented. Already, we have seen major governmental organizations take up OpenLayers as the sole public API to their data, preferring the open source project to commercial ventures such as Google, Yahoo, or Microsoft's offerings. With this trend, it is likely that users can expect to see continued usage leading to wider support for different browsers, improved functionality, and more in 2008. 
Category: Reports 2007
OpenLayers pt

== Sobre o OpenLayers ==
OpenLayers facilita a inclusão dinâmica de um mapa em qualquer página Web. Este pode ser carregado de qualquer fonte, assim como os recursos para sobrepor no mapa. Estes recursos podem ser, por exemplo, o nome dos países, hospitais, restaurantes, estradas, etc.
A primeira versão do OpenLayers foi desenvolvida pela MetaCarta, que posteriormente a cedeu ao público para futura utilização em todo o tipo de sistemas de informação geográfica.
OpenLayers é completamente livre e de código aberto (JavaScript), lançado sob a licença BSD.
== Ver == 
Ver no tutorial do OpenLayers em português mais informações.
Category:Portugal
OpenRouter 2009 SOC Ideas

* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2009 wiki page.
* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2009 Ideas wiki page.
= OpenRouter 2009 SOC Ideas = 
Enter ideas for development projects here. Note these are just suggestions - students are welcome to propose projects based on their own interests that relate to OpenRouter. Our current efforts are based on the pgRouting project. This routing library provides routing functionality to PostGIS/PostgreSQL.
You can read more about it at the pgRouting project page. There you can find the source code, tutorials, the project mailing list and various other informations.
To give you an idea about some possible SoC projects, here are some suggestions:
== pgRouting related ideas == 
=== Implement a bi-directional shortest path algorithm ===
So far pgRouting doesn't provide a bi-directional shortest path search implementation.
=== Traveling Salesperson solver enhancement ===
The current pgRouting Traveling Salesperson implementation doesn't allow to return to the start point. 
=== OpenStreetMap data import tool improvement ===
The recently contributed OpenStreetMap data import tool has a couple of limitations, such as supported attributes, memory management, cross-platform support, etc.. 
=== Add support for time constraints ===
Real-time shortest path searches are not implemented yet in pgRouting. What if network conditions change during a trip? An example could be train or bus schedules or time restrictions in road networks. Currently pgRouting algorithms don't take into account network these changes. 
=== Network layering support ===
This idea is a quite a challenging task. Network layering would allow the routing algorithm to change from more to less dense networks to enable long-distance routing. 
=== Better support for turn restrictions === 
[...]
=== Explicator for driving directions === 
[...]
== Open Router related ideas ==
=== Network data import tools ===
Improved support for Navteq data loading. Import tool for TeleAtlas data or other network data sources.
=== General purpose Routing library ===
Start work on a new general purpose OpenSource Routing library that could be more modular and reusable and could be used with or without a database?
= Mentor Candidates =
The following individuals are potentially willing to serve as OpenRouter/pgRouting mentors or co-mentors. 
* Daniel Kastl
* Anton Patrushev
* Francisco José Peñarrubia
Category:Google Summer of Code
OpenRouter 2011 SOC Ideas

* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2011 wiki page. 
* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2011 Ideas wiki page.
= OpenRouter/pgRouting 2011 SOC Ideas =
Enter ideas for development projects here. Note these are just suggestions - students are welcome to propose projects based on their own interests that relate to OpenRouter/pgRouting. Our current efforts are based on the following projects: 
* pgRouting. This routing library provides routing functionality to PostGIS/PostgreSQL.
* OpenGraphRouter. This project is a C++ library and tools to build a commercial grade routing engine.
You can find the source code, tutorials, the project mailing list and various other information at the links above. 
To give you an idea about possible SoC projects, here are some suggestions: 
== pgRouting related ideas ==
Read a list of possible improvements on the pgRouting project website 
* http://www.pgrouting.org/rfc/index.html
* https://github.com/pgRouting/website/issues
See the project ideas of the last year summer of code: 
* pgRouting 2011 SOC Ideas
== OpenGraphRouter related ideas ==
Continue work on this new general purpose OpenSource Routing library that is designed to be modular and reusable and could be used with or without a database. 
See the project ideas of the last year summer of code: 
* OpenRouter 2011 SOC Ideas
== Routing for Android ==
 
Port OpenRouter, or other suitable routing library (e.g. gosmore, navit) to Android mobile platform (Java or NDK). Possible mentor or co-mentor: Jaak Laineste (jaak (at) nutiteq (dot) com, developer of http://www.nutiteq.com/android-mapping-api-sdk
== Lots of other options ==
There are a lot of other possibilities that we would be happy to discuss with any students interested. Best you contact us on the pgRouting mailing list. 
= Mentor Candidates =
The following individuals are potentially willing to serve as OpenRouter/pgRouting mentors or co-mentors. 
* Daniel Kastl daniel.kastl (at) georepublic (dot) de
* Anton Patrushev anton.patrushev (at) georepublic (dot) co (dot) jp
* Stephen Woodbridge woodbri (at) swoodbridge (dot) com 
Category:Google_Summer_of_Code
OpenRouter 2012 SOC Ideas

* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2012 wiki page. 
* Back to the main OSGeo Google Summer of Code 2012 Ideas wiki page.
= OpenRouter/pgRouting 2012 SOC Ideas =
Enter ideas for development projects here. Note these are just suggestions - students are welcome to propose projects based on their own interests that relate to OpenRouter/pgRouting. Our current efforts are based on the following projects: 
* pgRouting. This routing library provides routing functionality to PostGIS/PostgreSQL.
* OpenGraphRouter. This project is a C++ library and tools to build a commercial grade routing engine.
You can find the source code, tutorials, the project mailing list and various other information at the links above. 
To give you an idea about possible SoC projects, here are some suggestions: 
== pgRouting related ideas ==
Read a list of possible improvements on the pgRouting project website 
* http://www.pgrouting.org/rfc/index.html
* https://github.com/pgRouting/website/issues
See the project ideas of the last year summer of code: 
* pgRouting 2010 SOC Ideas
* pgRouting 2011 SOC Ideas
== OpenGraphRouter related ideas ==
Continue work on this new general purpose OpenSource Routing library that is designed to be modular and reusable and could be used with or without a database. 
See the project ideas of the last year summer of code: 
* OpenRouter 2011 SOC Ideas
== Routing for Android ==
 
Port OpenRouter, or other suitable routing library (e.g. gosmore, navit) to Android mobile platform (Java or NDK). Possible mentor or co-mentor: Jaak Laineste (jaak (at) nutiteq (dot) com, developer of http://www.nutiteq.com/android-mapping-api-sdk
== Lots of other options ==
There are a lot of other possibilities that we would be happy to discuss with any students interested. Best you contact us on the pgRouting mailing list:
* http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/pgrouting-dev
= Mentor Candidates =
The following individuals are potentially willing to serve as OpenRouter/pgRouting mentors or co-mentors. 
* Daniel Kastl daniel.kastl (at) georepublic (dot) de
* Stephen Woodbridge woodbri (at) swoodbridge (dot) com 
Category:Google_Summer_of_Code
OpenStreetMap

Intro from http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/:
OpenStreetMap (OSM) is a project aimed squarely at creating and providing free geographic data such as street maps to anyone who wants them. The project was started because most maps you think of as free actually have legal or technical restrictions on their use, holding back people from using them in creative, productive or unexpected ways. 
== OpenStreetMap and OSGeo ==
OpenStreetMap is a highly regionalized effort and information is available in English, Czech, Deutsch, Italiano, Español, Nederlands, Slovak, Slovenščina and Svenska (check the Wiki for current status). OpenStreetMap bridges the gap between software and geodata that is inherent to most other implementations. Both tie in perfectly with OSGeo's mission and add considerable momentum to the Public Geospatial Data Project. 
One of the caveats of OSM results from bridging the gap between software and data. It has to be paid for with reduced interoperability to standardized software, which in part is also responsible for scalability issues and inconsistent semantics. OSGeo's comunity should have the potential and the means to help resolve some of these. 
== OSGeo Local Chapter D-A-CH ==
OpenStreetMap met with OSGeo at the LinuxTag 2006 and LinuxTag 2007 and the following years. 
The German language local chapter of OSGeo is represented by the FOSSGIS e.V. The German language OpenSteetMap community uses the FOSSGIS e.V. as a means to handle transactions, organize rental of GPS devices, organize booths at conferences, print and distribute marketing material, etc.
The OSGeo Local Chapter FOSSGIS e.V. organizes an annual conference on Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial in German language. The FOSSGIS 2010 edition of this conference colocates with the German language OpenStreetMap conference. 
Category:Like Minded Organizations