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Metodología

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== Ideas sobre el esquema general de organización ==
* El objetivo es generar un libro en sentido clásico, en un formato tipo pdf y apto para ser impreso y publicado en caso de que así se considere adecuado una vez esté terminado. Por ello se emplea una organización algo más similar a lo que sería lo habitual en el mercado editorial en sentido clásico. Hay un Comité editorial, autores de capítulos y colaboradores.
* El libro se redacta empleando LaTeX y los fuentes se almacenan en el SVN de OSGeo al que solo tiene acceso el comité editorial, los autores entregan archivos diff al comité que los sube al SVN.
* Cualquiera es libre de colaborar en el libro en cualquier capítulo o lugar. Tan solo debe ponerse en contacto con cualquier miembro del Comité editorial o con el autor o autores de cada capítulo
* Modifica esta metodología cuanto quieras, pero usa también la sección "discussion" para argumentar. Ésta es tal vez la sección donde es mas importante discutir y consensuar ideas. Todo el trabajo del libro depende de lo que aquí establezcamos.
* Tenemos un Calendario de trabajo. Consúltalo.
Category:Libro SIG
Michael Terner

* Joined the geo ranks 30+ years ago in the dark ages of GIS on VAX and Prime computers running ARC/INFO v3.0.
* Undergraduate degree from Tufts University, 1985
* Seven years in State Government (1985-1991) and first Manager of MassGIS.
* Masters of City Planning from MIT, 1992
* Executive Vice President and co-founder of AppGeo, 1991 - 2018.
* Open source activity started in 2009 in work on National Broadband Map and accelerated after seeing Paul Ramsey's Keynote Speech at MN GIS-LIS Conference in 2009 when it became clear it would be an enduring part of our services practice.
* First FOSS4G Conference, Denver 2011.
* Sat on Program Committee for FOSS4G North America, Washington DC, 2012; Minneapolis, MN, 2013; and St. Louis, MO, 2018.
* Co-chair for Global FOSS4G Boston 2017.
* OSGeo Charter Member (nominated, 2017)
* Sponsorship Director for Global FOSS4G Dar es Salaam 2018
Michail Tziotis

http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Michail_Tziotis 
== Professional Status: ==
Freelancer (Geoinformatic-, Transport-, Hydraulic-, Surveying- Engineering) since 1999.
== Education: ==
* Diploma (BSc+MSc) Rural & Surveying Engineering. National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) [1999].
--- Specialized as a Transport Engineer.
* Post-Graduate Diploma of Specialty "Geoinformatics". National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) [2011].
== Contact: ==
Email address: mtziotis @ otenet . gr
 
Category:OSGeo_Member Category:Greek
Microdonations

(this page is a draft)
== Motivation ==
In several (OSGeo) projects, microdonations play an important role. A system is desired to give users and sponsors an option to easily donate small amounts of money. This is of community importance, even if total contribution might be negligible, as it helps building up a mutual trust.
OSGeo should enable a way to collect microdonations for general support.
== Proposal ==
A double system is proposed where microdonations are handled by the individual projects and their respective Web sites while larger sponsorship through OSGeo (see Project Sponsorship). The use of microdonations is at the discretion of the respective PSC.
In my view, a central mechanism, where I could, say, donate 50 euros to GRASS and 50 to QGIS would be preferable to a multi-site arrangement, as it is easier for the donor and appears more trustworthy.
As a starter, implement the mechanism for general OSGeo sponsoring via microdonation.
The challenge is designing a simple system, to keep overhead low.
== Unclear ==
# How can a sponsor earmark his/her contribution through OSGeo to a specific project? (not needed for general sponsoring)
# Do we need to be able to notify the receiving project who the payment was from? (not needed for general sponsoring)
# Do we need to issue receipts as a charitable contribution (once the 501(c)3 stuff is done)
# In which way we handle donations across borders? Can everyone donate to osgeo.org or it is necessary to install donation points in every Local Chapter or single country?
== What's already there ==
* The OSGeo Drupal front page has a Paypal button.
* GRASS GIS: http://grass.osgeo.org/donation.php (donation to GRASS GIS via GFOSS.it)
* Quantum GIS: http://www.qgis.org/en/sponsorship.html (donation to QGIS via GFOSS.it)
* MapGuide Open Source: http://mapguide.osgeo.org/ (donation to OSGeo)
* GDAL sponsorship: http://www.gdal.org/sponsorship.html
* ...
== Potential Avenues ==
* Google Checkout For Non Profits free until 2010 once 501(c)3 in place
* Flattr - https://flattr.com/
* OSGeo has a Paypal account - perhaps different "products" can be listed for purchase, with each product being an OSGeo Project.
* FOSSGIS.de as one part of the German speaking Community has a own Paypal Account which can be used in Europe
* GFOSS.it as Italian Association has a own Paypal Account which can be used in Europe. The Association also handles the donations to the GRASS GIS and QGIS projects. (no longer since 2012 due to potential tax issues)
== Interested to push forward this idea ==
* Markus Neteler (proposer)
* Arnulf Christl
* Tim Schaub 
* Margherita Di Leo
Category:Sponsorship
Category:Finance
Migration Tasks and Milestones

This page is intended to describe the tasks and milestones for the Infrastructure Migration project. We'll also use this to track status as we move toward our end of December deadline and beyond.
== Initial Install, Configure, and Prep [12/01/06] ==
* Install and Configure Key Services in a Test Environment (under Shawns desk) [Shawn]
* Test and Script (where possible) Installation and Configuration [Shawn]
* Define LDAP Directory Structure [Shawn]
== Servers online at PEER1 [12/01/06] ==
* Negotiate and Sign Contract with PEER1 [Tyler]
== Arrange Dump of CollabNet Databases [12/01/06] ==
* Arrange with CollabNet [Geoff]
 High priority:
 * User database
 * Mail list and archives
 * SVN including history
 Low priority:
 * Groups
== Install and Configure Key Services [12/08/06] ==
* LAMP [Shawn]
* LDAP [Shawn]
* Drupal [Shawn]
* postfix(mta) / MailMan [Shawn]
* SVN, Trac [Shawn]
== Migrate Services and Content [12/20/06] ==
* Develop Scripts to Migrate CollabNet Users to LDAP [Shawn]
* Develop Scripts to Migrate CollabNet Mailing Lists to MailMan [Shawn]
* Develop Scripts for SVN Dump/Load [Shawn]
* Develop Basic Drupal Navigation (e.g. Clone Existing) [Tyler to Coordinate]
* Migrate OSGeo Site Content [Tyler to Coordinate]
* Migrate MapGuide Project Content [Bob to Coordinate]
* Migrate FDO Project Content [Bob to Coordinate]
== Go Live Phase 1 - Basic Site [12/22/06] ==
* Run Migration Scripts [Shawn]
* Change DNS for osgeo.org [Shawn]
 At this stage the OSGeo Web Site and Mailing lists will be up and running on the new infrastructure.
== Go Live Phase 2 - SVN [12/29/06] ==
* Migrate SVN Repositories (MapGuide, FDO, Mapbender) [Shawn] Arnulf: Would it be possible to integrate the old CVS dump in this phase? We are missing the first half of Mapbender code history due to not having been able to dump the CVS into the CN SVN. 
* Extract Project Tracker Artifacts e.g. Bugs as XML (MapGuide and FDO) [Shawn]
 At this stage the SVN instances for MapGuide, FDO, and Mapbender will be live on the new infrastructure.
== Go Live Phase 3 - Trac and Cleanup [01/31/07] ==
* Develop scripts to import Project Tracker Artifacts into Trac [Shawn]
* Cleanup Migration Issues [Shawn, All]
* Finalize and Document Sys Admin Scripts, Functions, etc. [Shawn]
* Develop Long Term Drupal Navigation, Organization, Etc. [Tyler to Coordinate]
 At this stage Trac will be up and running for MapGuide and FDO, all bugs from the CollabNet Project
 Tracker Tool will be migrated and the Drupal Site will have it's new Post CollabNet look, feel, and
 navigation.
== Risks ==
* CollabNet database dumps
* Migrating user databases to LDAP
* Migrating Mail Archives
Category:Infrastructure
Miguel Fernández Moreno

Category: OSGeo Member
== Miguel Fernández Moreno ==
* Gis&Chips co-founder
* Geographer
* Member of Geographers Professional College of Spain , Valencia chapter
== Contact ==
miguel.fernandez@ua.es
== Profile ==
* Spatial Database manager (PostgreSQL-PostGIS)
* GIS mapping (PHP-Mapscript, OpenLayers, etc.)
== More info ==
* Location: Alicante, Spain
Mike Schramm

Mike Schramm - Education Program Manager at Autodesk, Inc. Interested in education outreach programs at the community college and unvivesity level. I have developed free university level curriculum for CAD/GIS integration with Autodesk's products and also a Geospatial Concepts for Engineers course. Interest in connecting with educators of computer science, geosciene and engineering with a focus on geospatial technologies.
email - michael.schramm@autodesk.com
phone - 415-722-0864
Milan Antonovic

===Milan P. Antonovic===
Research associate at SUPSI (University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland)
Location: Canobbio, Switzerland
Milan P. Antonovic is research associate at SUPSI. He gradued as Business Data Processing Specialist and then got a Bachelor in Computer Software Engineering. He worked at several private companies as business applications developer, linked to the territory to be used by municipalities. Since the 2008 he's in SUPSI in the Division of Geomatics at the Institute of Earth Science. Over the years he was engaged with the development of various web applications and services within local and international research projects.
;OSGeo Experience 
;FOSS4G projects
:* istSOS
:* GeoShield
;Contact:
: Email: milan.antonovic AT supsi DOT ch
: Phone (work): +41 (0)58 666 62 00
: Skype: milan_antonovic
;Spoken Language(s): English, Italian, French, German, Croatian, Serbian
;Profile last updated: 28 Aprile 2015
Category:OSGeo Charter Member
Milena Nowotarska

Open source GIS trainer, user and translator, OSGeo Charter Member - Chapter Poland
===Main activities===
*Testing software
*Promoting open source GIS in Poland
*GRASS-wiki administration and translation
*GRASS Promotion Team
*Making QGIS better (just a few touches)
*Writing Context Help for Quantum GIS
*Training, workshops
====Translations====
*GUI
**GRASS GIS
**Quantum GIS
**gvSIG 
**gvSIG mobile
*Training materials
**ZOO WPS (in progress, half done - contributors welcome!)
* Web pages
** GRASS WiKi
** OSGeo4W
* OSGeo-Live DVD
** in progress...
====From time to time====
*Blogging (PL) Quantum GIS, GRASS GIS
*Broadcasting
===Done===
Wprowadzenie do Quantum GIS - Introduction to Quantum GIS in Polish
===Past events===
*Fast talk about FOSS4G Opensource Conference, 20-21 Nov 2010, Szczecin, Poland
*4th Quantum GIS hackfest 11-15 Nov 2010, Wrocław, Poland
*GRASS workshops 13-16 Sept 2010, Wrocław, Poland
*OSGeoPL Conference Wolne oprogramowanie w geoinformatyce 13-14 May 2010, Wrocław, Poland
===Contact info===
;IRC: milenaN
;Forum (PL): GRASS, QGIS, gvSIG, MapServer, GeoServer, OpenLayers, Linux forum
Category:OSGeo Member Category:OSGeo Charter Member Category:OSGeo Advocate
Mkt Meeting 20090205 - Website

=Current Status=
1) Analysis of the Current website (10%)
=Next Steps=
* More Brainstorm on what can be improved
* Inventory of our assets - Start it
=Discussion=
* Inventory of our assets: Why is it important to make an inventory of the website's assets?
** We don't want to destroy value
=Notes=
* Use of the Diagram http://wiki.osgeo.org/images/5/50/Marketing_and_webcom_targets.png
MoU OGC/FirstMoU

==OGC Memorandum of Understanding==
(Manual backup of page: https://www.osgeo.org/resources/ogc-memorandum-understanding (2022-04-28))
Memorandum of Understanding signed with OGC December 1st, 2008.
In Valencia, Spain, at the December Technical Committee meetings of the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC), the OGC and the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to coordinate in advancing open geospatial standards (OGC’s mission) and Open Source geospatial software and data (OSGeo’s mission).
https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/File:MOU_OSGeo_20081201.pdf
MoU OGC/Review 2020

===Review Team===
* Tom Kralidis
* Rob Atkinson
* Franz-Josef Behr
* Rajat Shinde
* Angelos Tzotsos
* Dimitris Kotzinos
* Bruce Bannerman
Issue tracker: https://git.osgeo.org/gitea/osgeo/todo/issues/80
==Introduction==
===Overview===
At the OSGeo Board 2019 face-to-face meeting in Bucharest, one of the topics covered was the OSGeo / OGC Memorandum of Understanding. OSGeo and OGC agreed that it would be a good time to review and update the MOU as required to reflect current requirements and opportunities.
===Purpose===
The purpose of this activity is to analyze the current OSGeo/OGC MOU to articulate opportunities in support of a renewed MOU.
===Scope===
This activity is bound to the OSGeo/OGC relationship.
===Background===
* MOU circa 2008
* https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/OSGeo_signs_Memorandum_of_Understanding_with_OGC
* https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Open_Source_and_Open_Standards
==Current State (2020-) ==
* Reference implementations/demos
* OSGeo certification service
* 6 membership slots
* OSGeo Standards mailing list
* OSGeo participation in OGC
* OGC participation in OSGeo
* OGC API efforts and OSGeo implementations
==Analysis==
* OGC: increase in developer focus and engagement of software development community
* increased collaboration via OGC API sprints
* FOSS4G is beneficial to all/for all software
==Opportunities==
* aligned missions: FAIR data principles
* developer focus
* more sprints/cross pollination
* OSGeo participation innovation projects
* OSGeo representation vs. individual membership
* OSGeo contribution to developer.ogc.org
* OSGeo single membership provides SWG voting rights
==Next Steps==
Draft Exhibit A for review by OSGeo and OGC
==Conclusion==
MoU OGC/Review 2020/Draft

= Overview=
The draft MOU update below is an update on Exhibit A of https://www.osgeo.org/wp-content/uploads/MOU_OSGeo_20081201.pdf (see page 3)
= Draft=
==DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAM==
Both parties are committed to findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR) data principles, and recognize that free and open source software benefits all communities
# The purpose of the relationship is to keep one another well informed of respective activities and directions, so that activities may be coordinated to maximize the achievement of our respective missions and goals
# Both parties are committed to mutual planning and execution of joint code sprints in order to engage standards developers and software developers
# To help stimulate dialogue on standards topics of mutual interest, the OGC will provide OSGeo with an Associate Membership in the OGC. OSGeo members using OGC memberships operate as representatives of OSGeo.
# OSGeo will collaborate with OGC to identify open source technologies that can be used as Reference Implementations for and to validate compliance tests developed for OGC adopted standards. For those Reference Implementations developed by OSGeo members that: 1) pass OGC Compliance test procedures, and 2) are selected for use by OGC as a Reference Implementation (or are among the two additional tests used by OGC to validate the Compliance test for public use), OGC will waive the Trademark License fee associated with Compliance certification. This fee is typically paid by the developer on an annual basis. This waiver will remain in effect for that version of software
# OSGeo will collaborate with OGC to assess modernization of the Compliance Program software environment.
# OGC and OSGeo will work closely to coordinate with OGC membership regarding new standards and standards changes that may be required as a result of open source programs.
Module Metadata Template

We suggest to use the following (initial) format to maintain metadata
on OSGEO Educational Modules:
==== Module Title ====
*UniqueID: it can be abbreviation of author and year
*Full Title:
*Description:
*Production version: link to current-stable version
*Next release version: link to "work-in-progress" version
*Tags: additional keywords
*Revision/Version:
*Maintainer: contact information
*Project Leader:
*Contributors:
*Date: the last date of the update
*Type: Lecture/Exercise/Assignment
*Level: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced/Expert
*Dataset: description and link to the dataset
*Software/Tools:
*Time: Estimated time to finish the module
Category: Education
Module Template

We suggest to use the following (initial) format to maintain metadata
on OSGEO Educational Modules:
==== Module Title ====
*UniqueID: it can be abbreviation of author and year
*Full Title:
*Description:
*Tags: additional keywords
*Revision/Version:
*Maintainer: contact information
*Project Leader:
*Contributors:
*Date: the last date of the update
*Type: Lecture/Exercise/Assignment
*Level: Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced/Expert
*Module Location: OSGEO or external url
*Dataset: description and link to the dataset
*Software/Tools:
*Time: Estimated time to finish the module
Montreal Code Sprint 2011/HockeyNight

= Hockey Night at the Montreal Code Sprint =
== Sponsor ==
== When ? ==
Thursday March 17th, during the Montreal_Code_Sprint_2011 event.
== Who ? ==
116px|Rimouski Oceanic|link=http://www.oceanic.qc.ca/ vs 116px|Montreal Juniors|link=http://www.juniordemontreal.com/
These are 18 and 19 year olds, playing for a shot in the big leagues. The teams are part of the CHL, generally regarded as the final step before the NHL.
== Where ? ==
Verdun Auditorium, a smaller arena (4,000 capacity) where we'll be sure to get some good Quebecois atmosphere.
== Why ? ==
Nothing says Canada like some poutine, beer, and ice hockey.
== How ? ==
Montreal Code Sprint attendees will each be provided subway passes to and from the game. See also Itinerary Map. More details to follow.
<back to Montreal Code Sprint home>
Category:Code Sprints
Category:Past Events
Moodle

= Intro = 
We have a test installation of "Moodle" at OSGeo Moodle.
Login via LDAP. 
Note: the above address does not work. Tested on 12/8/10 by SergiuszPawlowicz.
= Adminstration =
Requests can be submitted via the SAC Trac. 
= Notes =
== Login text ==
The login page help text is located here:
 Site Administration
 - Users
 - Authentication
 -> page bottom field "Instructions"
== Change user access level ==
 Site Administration
 - Users
 - Authentication
 - Browse list of users
 - it is set under roles. There is a roles setup for the
 front page and then you can have a different role 
 within each course.
Category: Infrastructure
Category: Education
Motion to form Conference Committee

<< Back to Conference_Committee 
I, Frank Warmerdam, motion to form a OSGeo Conference Committee. The Conference Committee will be initially chaired by Jeff McKenna (OSGeo VP Conferences) who will be responsible for selecting committee members. The Committee will be responsible for operation of the annual OSGeo worldwide conference following the past successful community conferences (MUM, OSGIS, OSG, FOSS4G). The committee may also at it's discretion choose to provide some degree of support for other OSGeo affiliated conferences. The committee will aim to make conferences roughly self financing.
Category:Conference Committee
Motto discussion

We need a slogan/motto/tag-line to go along with the new logo. There will need to be several different ways of using, so we will likely need a few different ones. We'll need something to follow after the shorter "OSGeo" nickname. And also something to follow the longer title: "Open Source Geospatial Foundation". See if you can avoid any words already in the title.
Suggestions closed Friday, May 12th at 11:59pm GMT (see announcement)
Please submit your possible mottos here:
# Your Open Source Compass (was part of Aaron's logo submission)
# Compass to the Open Source GeoSpatial World (building on above)
# "It's a spheroid, get over it."
# Open ways
# Open destinations (too airliner-ish, i think)
# Open directions
# Enabling Geo-Power
# Pure Mapping Power
# Great Mapping Tools
# Projecting Worlds
# Find it with the tools from the foundation
# Open the source and find your way
# OSGeo -- Where it's at
# OSGeo shows you to the open source
# Spatialize your mind (Using an invented word could be useful in creating a stronger brand, similar to the use of Mc for all Mc Donalds McProducts)
# We love to see you smile (building on the last)
# The open place people
# Putting GeoSpace at work for you
# Putting the where in your work
# Because how you got there is as important as where you're going
# All geography is local
# Your datum, our data	 
# Ideas in the Open
# We design it spatialy for you
# Spatialy designed for you (building on the previous entry :-) )
# The open place people
# Liberating the World
# Liberating the Globe (Perhaps slightly less overt than Liberating the World)
# From the ground up
# Build for space
# Space for all
# Terra Libre
# Who's your Daddy
# Who's your Mommy
# Home of the green laser pointers
# Blowing things out of proportion since 2006
# The foundation formerly known as mapserver
# just do it!
# We know where you live!
# ALL YOUR MAP BASE ARE BELONG TO ME!
# Opening your world
# Spatially Yours
# Spatial Designs
# Leading the Way
# It's a geoid thing
# GIS it!
# We Do GIS!
# Do you Geo?
# Software that works with you
# Indicating the direction in the open world
# you know where
# geoempowerment
# ad locum tuum
# Unus omnium parens mundus est
# Open up the possibilities
# Opening YOUR World
# Explore your world
# A new perspective
# Warping the world
# Warp factor
# Your Open Solution
# Free, Like A Bird
# Real Tools, Real Work
# Mapping Power Tools
# Are You In?
# Are You Open?
# Joining Forces
# Connects The Dots
# The New Standard
# Your New Standard
# Managing The World
# Order In A New World
# Connecting Possibilities
# Consider The Possibilities
# Open the Possibility
# Building Stronger Software Through Distributed Innovations 
# Making History in Geography
# The Future is Open
# Better Orientation to Mapping Solutions
# Community Oriented Mapping Solutions
# Walk this way
--- Slogan collection is now closed (May 12, 2006) ---
NACIS 2009

=North American Cartographic Information Society=
; Event Owner: Alex Mandel(wildintellect)
; When: October 7-10, 2009
; Where: Sacramento, Ca
; What: Annual Conference 
==Papers, Posters & Web Maps==
* Paper submission deadline: May 31,2009
* Poster submission deadline: Sept 21,2009
* Student Web Map competition submission deadline: Sept 21,2009
For more information, view the Call for Participation .
==Booth==
NACIS representatives invited us at AAG 2009 but apparently they don't actually have booths as a means of keeping the conference less commercial. They did offer space for a poster and possibly fliers at the registration desk. Also see the speaker section below.
==Demo==
It turns out they want hands on demos, so keep the slides to a minimum and drive the software.
Here's the plan for our Demo which is on Wed Oct 7, 2009 as part of the pre-conference "Practical Cartography Day"
Presentation will be 50 minutes.
===Abstract===
Community members will demonstrate the production of maps using free and
open source software available from the Open Source Geospatial
Foundation, including, but not limited to, desktop GIS, spatial
databases, web service providers, and web programming interfaces for
both print and digital static and interactive maps. This session will
help show how anyone from the home user to the big GIS shop can use
free, high quality GIS programs in entirety or mixed with commercial
applications.
===Lineup===
* OpenJump - Landon Blake
* PostGIS - Brian Hamlin
* Mapserver - Allan Hollander
* QGIS - Alex Mandel (wildintellect)
===Data Set===
We will all be using the same dataset of the Sacramento Region from SACOG. Specific layers TBA. The demo will be run in a virtual machine from the LiveDVD GISVM team.
* Cities
* City and County Boundaries
* Counties
* Region Outline
* -
* Creeks
* Forests
* Lakes
* Rivers
* Small Lakes
* -
* Farmland Regional
* Parks
* Amtrak Stations
* Bike Routes
* Light Rail
* Light Rail Stops
* Major Highways
* Major Roads
* Rail
* -
* Cemeteries
* Colleges
* Golf Courses
* Hospitals
* Schools
Category:Past Events
Category:California