nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
TuongThuy Vu

Dr. Tuong Thuy Vu
:Associate Professor
:Open-source Geospatial Research Lab
:School of Geography, University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus (UNMC)
:http://www.nottingham.edu.my/Geography/index.aspx
; Location
: 2.9460N 101.8742E
: Malaysia
A geospatial scientist by training, Thuy has been working as researcher and educator in Vietnam, Thailand, Japan, Sweden and Malaysia. He has been an active user of open-source software for his research and teaching including QGIS, GRASS GIS, and Orfeo Toolbox among others. He is currently leading the OSGEO lab at UNMC, a research unit aiming at promoting OSGEO tools and services in Malaysia and Southeast Asian region. 
:* Has promoted the uses of OSGEO in Malaysia and the region. 
:* Has developed applications using a variety of OSGeo software
:* Established ICA-OSGEO research lab at University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus in 2011
:* Co-founder OSGEO Malaysia local chapter in 2012
:* Was elected as OSGeo Charter member in 2013
;Spoken Language(s): English, Vietnamese
;Contact:
: Email: tuongthuy.vu AT nottingham DOT edu DOT my
: LinkedIn: Thuy_Linkedin
;Profile last updated: 8 August 2013
Category:OSGeo MemberCategory:OSGeo Charter Member
Twelfth VisCom Meeting

=== Date and Time ===
The meeting was hed on on September 28th, 2006, at 15:00 UTC [worldclock]] (8am PST) (was scheduled for the 14th, but was postponed due to FOSS4G event)
Minutes are here.
=== Standing Agenda ===
# Assign scribe
# Roll call
# review of previous meeting's minutes and tasks
# New Business (below)
# Review action items
# Set next meeting date
# Adjourn
=== New Business ===
* any items of note from the EuroJunkets? [Tyler]
* any China notes? [mpg]
* Sol Katz press announcement [Tyler]
** full press release required? if so, by when? Embed into general press release on FOSS4G2006?
* Autodesk U. [Lisa]
** Autodesk annual user meting: Autodesk University in November in Las Vegas
** exhibit hall dates are November 28 - 30 at the Venetian
** ISD is sponsoring a booth for OSGeo and there will be the need for booth staffers
** Andy Morsell, Jason Birch, and Bob Bray will be teaching classes
** hoping to get some booth duty from them as well
** any other interested parties?
** (also, need to get this onto the event calender)
* trademark / logo policies
** mpg now has this: [policy]
** to the board for the mtg on the 29th??
* logo/branding effort
** discuss and vote on this: LogoProposal
** to the board for the mtg on the 29th??
Category:Marketing
Twelfth VisCom Meeting Minutes

Meeting was held September 28th. mpg and Lisa and Tyler were present; chiming in also at various times were Frank, Schuyler, crschmidt, and stvn.
* Euro Events
** Tyler said FOSS4G was a smash hit all around
** Tyler also said the F2F and OSGeo confab went well
*** ED to be closed out in a couple weeks
*** Board told VisCom to resolve Trademark Guidelines asap
*** no other specific VisCom issues arose
** Schulyer said EuroOSCON had smaller OSGeo presense, but strong buzz
* passing mention of another OSGeo "meetup", probably before Where 2.0?
** [mpg to follow up] DONE
* LisaL can now use IRC, via [this nifty hack]
* mpg reports China trip big success
** full report now [here]
* Tyler working on Sol Katz press announcement [Tyler]
** [Tyler to do]
* LisaL discusses AU event, end-Thanksgiving
** [mpg to put out call for interest] DONE
** mpg will own for the moment, but will not be attending so can't do real work
* discussion of trademark policy
** happily, this is now [resolved]
* logo/branding effort
** mpg to send proposal to board
** was approved, mpg now working with John Close on schedule)
* VisCom membership
** voted to remove Peter
** voted to add LisaL
** [mpg to do] DONE
* drupal update from Tyler
** plan being approved by board
** Big Migration not yet started
Twentieth VisCom Meeting

=== Date and Time ===
The meeting was held on June 20th, 2007, at 16:00 UTC []] (8am PST)
The meeting took place on IRC at #osgeo. See the log files | here for minutes of meeting.
=== Standing Agenda ===
# Assign scribe
## Tyler chaired and scribed the meeting
# Roll call
# review of previous meeting's minutes and tasks (Nineteenth_VisCom_Meeting)
# New Business (below)
# Review action items
# Set next meeting date
# Adjourn
=== New Items ===
* Recent event updates (all)
* Material for promotion at OSCON, ideas brainstorm
* Other upcoming events
* AutoDesk request: Mapguide download summary stats from Feb. onwards (something similar to this; the issue is older logs are not present on server)
* FOSS4G booth planning
=== Action Items ===
* Aaron/Nathalie - working on OSCON continues
* Tyler to set up permissions so VisCom can add event items to www.osgeo.org
* Josh is wrapping up some download stats app/summary
* ALL: provide input into FOSS4G2007 OSGeo Booth
* Tyler to post revised brochures
* Next Meeting: July 11th, 2007
Twin Cities

== Chapter ==
The Twin Cities, MN chapter of OSGeo is a rebranding and restructuring of the Twin Cities MapServer Users Group (TCMUG). Currently the TCMUG is organized using web and mailing list support through the MapServer resources hosted at the University of Minnesota .
== History ==
The Twin Cities MapServer Users Group was formed alongside the organizing committee for MUM3/OSG '05 in the Fall of 2004. TCMUG has met near monthly since that time with a mix of social gatherings and technical presentations hosted at various locations around the Twin Cities, MN Metropolitan Area. TCMUG is made up of people representing government, non-profit, academic, and private interests. Members of TCMUG are active in several areas within OSGeo. In addition, TCMUG has a strong presence in state and regional GIS initiatives through MetroGIS, the Governor's Council on Geographic Information, and Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium as well as work with FGDC grant funded projects . Members of TCMUG are active users and developers and have been a forum in the region for not just MapServer, but also many other Open Source GIS packages.
== Mission ==
The mission of the Twin Cities, MN chapter of OSGeo is to build upon the Mission and Goals of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) by providing local networking and support opportunities and by advocating for Open Source GIS software and OSGeo initiatives through regional groups and conferences.
== Continuing Goals ==
* Continue to hold near monthly meetings
* Advocate for the use of Open Source GIS at regional and state levels
* Maintain an OSGeo presence at conferences -- in particular the Minnesota GIS/LIS annual conference
* Help act as a breeding ground for new projects
== Near Term Goals ==
* Submit to become an official chapter of OSGeo
* Rebrand TCMUG as the Twin Cities, MN chapter of OSGeo
* Migrate organizational resources (web page, mailing list) from U of MN resources to OSGeo
== Reports ==
Twin_Cities_Chapter_Report_2007 2007 Annual Report
== Membership ==
There are currently 56 people subscribed to the TCMUG mailing list. A typical meeting has around 6-10 participants.
== Contact Information ==
* Join the TCMUG / Twin Cities OSGeo Chapter mailing list
* Contact David Bitner 612-725-6156, bitner *at* dbspatial *dot* com
Category: Local Chapters
Category: United States
Twin Cities Chapter Report 2007

= Twin Cities, MN Local Chapter Report =
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2007
* Contact name: David Bitner
== Key Accomplishments ==
* Became official chapter of OSGeo
* Large presence at FOSS4G2007
* Large presence and many presentations at Minnesota GIS/LIS Conference
* Support of GeoMoose Project
* Support in gaining MetroGIS support for funding and development of PAGC
* Advocacy by members for Open Source in MetroGIS and and MN Governor's Council on GIS
* Regular Meetings
== Areas for Improvement ==
* Scheduling ahead of meetings
* Make ourselves known more
 
== Opportunities to Help ==
* Come to meetings
* Offer to host or present at meetings
== Outlook for 2008 ==
* More meetings
* More outreach
Category: Reports 2007
Twin Cities Chapter Report 2008

= Twin Cities, MN Local Chapter Report =
* Period covered by report: Jan-Dec 2008
* Contact name: David Bitner
== Key Accomplishments ==
* Became official chapter of OSGeo
* Presence at FOSS4G2008
* Large presence and many presentations at Minnesota GIS/LIS Conference
* Support of GeoMoose Project
* Support in gaining MetroGIS support for funding and development of PAGC
* Advocacy by members for Open Source in MetroGIS and and MN Governor's Council on GIS
* Regular Meetings
* Joint activities with Non-profit GIS Users Group
== Areas for Improvement ==
* Scheduling ahead of meetings
* Make ourselves known more
 
== Opportunities to Help ==
* Come to meetings
* Offer to host or present at meetings
== Outlook for 2009 ==
* More meetings
* More outreach
Category: Reports 2008
Twin Cities Chapter Report 2009

* Period covered: January - December, 2009
* Contact name: Pericles Nacionales
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* Participation--several workshops and presentations--at the annual Minnesota GIS/LIS conference
* Birds of a Feather discussion of open source applications at the MN GIS/LIS conference
* Participated at the OSGeo code sprint in Toronto (GeoMoose and MapServer representatives)
* Members actively involved in Red and Mississippi Rivers flood response
* Helped promote use of the US National Grid
* Recognized the relevance of Open Street Map and its uses in private, and local and state government agencies
* Increased member participation in local chapter meetings and social events
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* Need more effort in promoting local chapter
* Need more effort in promoting open source geospatial tools
* More outreach to end users (as opposed to developers, although that is also desired)
* Be more inclusive (reach out to other open source projects)
 
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* Help with GeoMoose project
* More Open Street Map participation needed
* Help to secure booth space at the 2010 MN GIS/LIS conference
* Help to promote OSGeo and open source geospatial tools at said conference, and other local conferences
* Spread the word to increase local chapter membership
* Identify local open source geospatial projects and resources
=== Outlook for 2010 ===
In 2010, we can look forward to:
* Paul Ramsey as keynote speaker for 2010 MN GIS/LIS conference
* Participation at the 2010 OSGeo Code Sprint in New York
* More presentations of important geospatial topics in meetings
* More outreach to local open source geospatial projects and resources
* Demo/Installfests
* Collaborations with other open source groups in the twin cities area
* Increase use of social networks
* Mapping parties
__notoc__
Category: Reports 2009
UMN-Mapserver Performancetest

Hier ein kleines Shellscript für einen Performancetest für den UMN-Mapserver
 #!/bin/ksh
 #
 # Skript zufallsrequests_dop 
 test_dir="tiff_req"
 # Wenn Vezeichnis bereits existiert, wird es vorher geloescht und neu angelegt:
 test -d ${test_dir} && rm -r ${test_dir}
 test -d ${test_dir} || mkdir ${test_dir}
 # Variablendefinition
 pixel=400 # Wert fuer Breite und Hoehe
 min_rechts=3523000	# Ist der Rechtswert des Pixels links-unten.
 min_hoch=5786000	# Ist der Hochwert des Pixels links-unter.
 max_rechts=73000	# Ist die maximale Pixelanzahl zum Rechtswert rechts-oben (min_rechts + max_rechts = Rechtswert rechts-oben)
 max_hoch=67000	# Ist die maximale Pixelanzahl zum Hochwert rechts-oben (min_hoch + max_hoch = Hochwert rechts-oben).
 bbox_rechts=2000	# Ist die Ausdehung der Boundingbox in Metern im Rechtswert.
 bbox_hoch=2000	# Ist die Ausdehung der Boundingbox in Metern im Hochwert.
 anz_request=2 # Anzahl der Aufrufe
 format="png"
 # Anlegen einer Datei namens "request" in die die Requests reingeschrieben werden (Logdatei)
 > $test_dir/requests
 i=0
 #Schleifendefinition
 while [ $i -lt $anz_request ]
 do
 	z1=$((RANDOM % $max_rechts + $min_rechts))
 	z2=$((RANDOM % $max_hoch + $min_hoch))
 	z3=`expr $z1 + $bbox_rechts`
 	z4=`expr $z2 + bbox_hoch`
 aufruf="http://xxxxxxxxxx?map=/xxxx/xxx.map&VERSION=1.1.1&REQUEST=GetMap&SERVICE=WMS&LAYERS=xxxx&STYLES=&SRS=EPSG:31467&BBOX=${z1},${z2},${z3},${z4}&WIDTH=${pixel}&HEIGHT=${pixel}&FORMAT=image/${format}&BGCOLOR=0xffffff&TRANSPARENT=TRUE&EXCEPTIONS=application/vnd.ogc.se_xml"
 	wget -O ./${test_dir}/${z1}_${z2}.${format} $aufruf & 
 # durch das &-Zeichen am Ende werden die Aufruf-Prozesse in den Hintergrund gelegt und somit parallel bearbeitet
 echo $aufruf >> $test_dir/requests
 i=`expr $i + 1`
 done
 echo "fertig! (Das Prompt-Zeichen fehlt zwar, aber es kann weitergehen mit z.B. ls)"
Category:MapServer
UMNHB ger Lizenzen

Die Frage der Lizenz ist noch ungeklärt, hier können in Frage kommende Lizenzen geklärt werden, ausführliche Diskussion dann über die DACH@OSGeo-Liste.
= Creative Commons =
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/deed.de
= GNU Free Documentation License =
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU-Lizenz_f%C3%BCr_freie_Dokumentation
Category:UMN MapServer Handbuch
UN Meeting 2015-11-17

This meeting is scheduled for the 17th of November 2015 at 16.00 UTC through IRC and follow up voting by email. 
== Agenda ==
=== Current items ===
Agenda:
* discuss structure of committee (chair, frequency of meetings)
* discuss goals of committee
* next steps
* please add your items here
== Minutes ==
* Attending: Jeff McKenna, Jeroen Ticheler, Marco Minghini, Mikel Maron, Werner Leyh, Norman Vine, Vasile Craciunescu
* Presiding: Jeff
* Scribing: Jeff
=== Assigned Tasks ===
* [Jeff] update wiki with goals of committee
* [All] provide feedback from (upcoming) MoU/official letter draft
=== Full, raw minutes notes ===
* IRC Log at http://irclogs.geoapt.com/osgeo/%23osgeo.2015-11-17.log
* 16:01 Meeting starts
* 16:16 Committee Structure
** jeff: I of course will represent OSGeo at the table, when "the president" is required. i wasn't sure if the OSGeo committee chair should be different?
** werner: I think for the committee jeff would be the best solution
** Jeff volunteers as chair
** all in support
* 16:19 Goals of the committee
** marco: leading members of GeoForAll GeoCrowd are very interested
** jeroen: Focus on software (applications) and education?
** werner: I told about openstreetmap , that does not mean that I will focus on data , but OSM is extremely important for our apps and should be on the table
** norman: agreed but OSM is not an OSGeo project
** mikel: HOT will also mention software as well, but I'm happy that OSGeo take the lead on the importance of open source
** jeff: i agree with a priority to educate through our service providers, as well as through the GeoForAll network (OSGeo's education arm)
* 16:45 Next Steps
** jeroen: The MoU will be a helpful thing to get started with this
** jeff: it would be great if everyone can help with that letter/mou draft). i will make an attempt on the wiki and distribute it for review/edits on our UN mailing list. ok plan?
** jeroen: My personal feeling is that we should absolutely not restrain to the disaster component of the UN. There is so much more in the UN system. Even if disasters are high profile
** jeff: remember also that we/OSGeo joined a specific "task force" for this disaster working group. I will keep the committee uptodate with any requests from that
** jeff: i would also like to see a UN session at the next FOSS4G in Bonn in August. The local committee is talking of having 90 minutes for these special sessions, so I think this committee should guide that UN session
* 16:56 Next meeting time: 2015/12/17 + 16:00UTC UN Meeting 2015-12-17
Category:UnitedNations
UN Meeting 2015-12-17

This meeting is scheduled for the 17th of December 2015 at 16.00 UTC through IRC and follow up voting by email. 
== Agenda ==
=== Current items ===
Agenda:
* update on the UN-GGIM working group on Geospatial Information and Services for Disasters
* update on the MoU/official letter with the UN-GIS team
* next steps
* please add your items here
== Minutes ==
Category:UnitedNations
URI Migration Map

#REDIRECT Archived
This is an attempt to model what will need to move from where to where and knowledge of the previous location be preserved. It is intended to help move content from the current site and this wiki into the prototype new osgeo website. It's also intended to help facilitate the migration of other project documentation and source repository onto nice osgeo-hosted facilities. 
A lot of this right now is braindump notes, in future there will be actual RDF models representing what moves where.
== OSGeo websites ==
=== www.osgeo ===
Ideally the prototype would replace this - prospective new osgeo website
All the committees should consider moving their homepages here - e.g. www.osgeo.org/education or www.osgeo.org/visibility . Migration of lists onto new simplified facilities will happen later, see below. 
See also a quick Google Sitemap of the current site : https://www.osgeo.org/sitemap.xml
==== Issues ====
* If this is actually going to happen by F0SS4G we need to make a definite schedule for the Drupal Portal and stick to it.
* There may be mailing lists underneath www. that need to be moved.
* Cool URLs don't change - we need to provide a map of what already existed that can provide a collection of RewriteRules - see google sitemap above
* This needs a URL plan that people really stick to. It's maybe going to be easiest / quickest to document this in the wiki - or could make a quick cgi to do it ...
=== [projectname].osgeo ===
As an option sites can have a custom drupal theme which gets some of the news from the main site and uses the same database. It has connections in to a download area, source view area, demo area
=== trac/svn.osgeo === 
There should be an installation of trac - import project history into SVN. URLs go /[projectname] or /[activity] . It would be good to get a trac of the website development activity in place. This would not use trac's wiki at all.
=== lists.osgeo ===
Mailing lists would be a lot easier to manage if they were all in one subdomain. We use mailman, get list content import from previous facilities, look for a better archive frontend than pipermail with proper search across the whole collection. We may not wish to seek to preserve the URLs of previous mail archives though a perl script would do it if deemed necessary.
==== Issues ====
* Right now the mailing lists are on a whole world of different subdomains which we'd probably want to go away or change function. Mailing Lists gives an idea of what's actually being used.
Category: Infrastructure
USGS Open House 2009

=USGS Open House=
; Event Owner: Brian Hamlin (darkblue_b)
; When: May 16-17, 2009
; Where: Menlo Park, Ca
; What: Annual USGS Open House 
ASPRS rep Becky Morton invited Cal OSGeo to run some demos at the USGS open house.
I just spoke with Alan Mikuni, USGS and past-president of ASPRS.. there may not be any network connection at all (!) though he is checking into possibilities. Setup day is Friday all day. 
Followup- Brian ran the booth Friday/Saturday. In practice, involved topics (such as anything to do with Linux) didnt happen :-) Profoundly accomplished geo-scientists were mixed within the crowd of mainly kids and families. In prep for the kids, I (Brian) prepared a KML layer of all the public schools in California and displayed in Google Earth with a 3DConnexion Space Navigator input device. This was a huge hit! "Find your school" was the one-liner activity. ASPRS (our host) booth worked really well. THey have a continuous video, great branding and large visuals, a simple one-liner activity (look into the stereo viewer at the map) and then lots of depth for those that want to pursue it. Definitely a model for OSGeo in the future. 
=Demos=
* Possible screencast on OpenModeller - timlinux
* OGR, PostGIS and KML - darkblue_b
* OpenJump - Landon
* QGIS/Grass/Spatialite - Alex
I'd definitely like to make sure OpenLayers and QGis are represented well.. I feel like I would be a better rep for OpenLayers myself. Also thinking of an idea for "big picture" on OSGeo using the Wiki, and the mailing lists activity levels -Brian
Equipment
* Mac Book Pro laptop 10.5, with Ubuntu Virtual Machine
* Live DVD dedicated machine - Alex
* Ubuntu 8.10 QGIS, Grass, Postgis, maybe a locally running Openlayers example - Alex
=Volunteers=
* Landon Blake(Sunburned Surveyor)
* Alex Mandel - Should be able to make it one day and bring all the California/Exhibition Pack, +some other Davis folks
=Materials=
Category:Past Events
Category:California
Unit AM4 Basic analytical operations

== Exercise Data ==
Type of Data
Four simple datasets are used for these examples including 3 vector and at least one raster data file. Each file should generally overlap the region of the other files so that comparison operations can be done in the exercises:
# points - several dozen points roughly grouped together
# lines - a simple network of lines would be ideal
# areas - one or more polygons
# raster - with some simple grouped classes, not too noisy and similar in appearance to points, lines or areas.
Specific Examples
All examples in this instance of the training are from the North Carolina demonstration dataset shapefiles and grids.
# points - bus stop locations - busstopsall.shp
# lines - stream network - streams.shp
# areas - lakes - lakes.shp
# raster:
## a single point-like feature class - facility.grd
## road linework - roadsmajor.grd
== Buffering a Multiple Point Shapefile ==
== Method ==
# open GIS application
# add shapefile or raster layer to the map view
# zoom to the extent of the layer
# select buffer geoprocessing tool
# enter required parameters and options:
## input layer - the layer that the buffer operation will be applied to
## output layer - the new file that will be created and include the buffer features.
## distance - the distance from the input features that the buffer will be created at
## options - including the option to dissolve the resulting features by merging the buffer features together instead of retaining the individual buffer lines of overlapping buffer perimeters.
==Examples==
=== Buffer with QGIS ===
== Observations ==
# notes about what the student should notice about the results...
== Overlay ==
== Neighbourhoods ==
== Map Algebra ==
Category: Education