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Open Knowledge Foundation

The Open Knowledge Foundation was founded in 2004. It is structured like a free software foundation, but for open data projects.
OKF produces a data package registry free software project and open service - CKAN and ckan.net. The software is being used for the data portal at data.gov.uk. See also thoughts on Location in CKAN 
Packages in the Geo namespace on CKAN, the listings need enhanced metadata, and ratings would help establish priorities for turning registry entries for data or services, into automatically downloadable data packages. 
* OKFN blog
* OKF site
* CKAN service
* CKAN project trac
Open Letter

We have assembled in order to get things done.
OSGeo is ongoingly finding a structure that works to get things done.
Here are two different kinds of structures:
.. hierarchical ...
... a cellular network ...
How does such a network generate meta level co-ordination - plan and learn from reflection? How can that be achieved? Limit the amount of instruction, focus on operations and the will and entitlement to enact them. "no jobs; just things to do and people to do them". Focus on co-operation without the need for more formal incorporation. Maximise redundancy while minimising the signal to noise ratio.
For by art is created that great ‘Leviathan’ called a ‘Commonwealth’ or ‘State,’ in Latin civitas, which is but an artificial man, though of greater stature and strength than the natural, for whose protection and defence it was intended; and in which the ‘sovereignty’ is an artificial ‘soul,’ as giving life and motion to the whole body Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan
Active contributors to the running of OSGeo - Committee chairs, PSC chairs, Board members, general advisory figures active across mailing lists comprise a meta level of communications between specialised groups within OSGeo. 
There are a lot of things to Get Done. Some require an approval stage - typically the expenditure of money. At this point the Board's "B-Brain" kicks in and the Board has its own informal advisory group which can have more involvement in decisions. 
There should be no unarchived communications. Private archives for sensitive subjects are permissible. Like those laws about politicians meeting up in California, if three or more OSGeo members are gathered for the express purpose of talking about OSGeo this should be logged somewhere (email bot, irc bot, IM bot; also at least call records of phone conversations).
Members of the fundraising group or people they recruit should be the 'main contact person' for one particular sponsor relationship of OSGeo's, and keep logs of their transactions. There are a lot of projects which it would make sense to sponsor some of a person's time to implement or maintain. This includes binary stack / liveCD projects, sysadmin, accounts management, organising a presence at conferences and encouraging people to submit talks about their projects. One high priority thing to get done is a shared infrastructure for really strong cross-distribution and promotion - shared documentation and educational resources - localised packages of data and interfaces and applications. OSGeo should help projects to synchronise releases and increase useful interconnectedness.
* Executive Director?
* http://www.aleph.se/Trans/Global/Posthumanity/WeBorg.html
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groupthink
* http://www.rwe.org/works/Essays-1st_Series_09_The_Over-Soul.htm
* http://oregonstate.edu/instruct/phl302/texts/hobbes/leviathan-a.html#INTRODUCTION
Open Lunar Science Working Group

The Open Lunar Science Working Group is a tentative working group active in the Geoscience domain within the OSGeo Open Geoscience Committee specifically created to contribute to all the Google Lunar XPRIZE teams by providing FOSS4G solutions and data.
= Of interest =
* QGIS_Moon_OpenShift
* Apollo 17 Landing Site DTM - Digital Terrain Model (32-bit GeoTIFF)
* more than 20000 images of the moon available
* Eureka The moon is available
* https://planetarynames.wr.usgs.gov/GIS_Downloads
= WG Members =
* Meir Michanie
* Yann Chemin
* Put your name here
= Objectives (Draft) =
Provide tools and data for moon exploration.
* Data:
:* Rasters
:* DEM
:* Vector data
:* Projections & datum
	
* Tools:
:* API
:* Libraries
:* Plugins
:* Extensions
:* Demos
* Case studies
:* ISIS-GRASS - Apollo 12: https://peerj.com/preprints/2124/
= Activities Plan =
* Research on materials and tools: (Rajan)
:* Moon images and datasets available along with their licenses.
::* PDS: https://pdsimage2.wr.usgs.gov/Missions/
::* PIGWAD: https://webgis.wr.usgs.gov
:* Tools.
::* ISIS: https://isis.astrogeology.usgs.gov
::* GRASS Planetary: https://grasswiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Planetary_mapping
:* Published papers.
::* Frigeri, A, Hare, T, Neteler, M., Coradini, A, Federico, C, Orosei, R. (2011). A research environment for digital planetary data processing and mapping using ISIS and GRASS GIS. Planetary and Space Science, 59(11-12), pp.1265-1272
* collect available data
* provide open dataset
* call for a challenge
* Provide tutorial based on goals and audience:
:* Measure distances between points.
:* Create images mosaics. 
:* Routing for moon lander: shortest path, economical,...
:* Geo-reference - case: someone with a telescope takes a pic, locate it in the moon map.
:* Terrain visualization.
:* Moon geomorphology
:* VR simulation
:* Add more
= Secondary activities =
* Create logo. First draft available in Wiki as png, original svg available at OSGEOMoonEditionLogo.svg
= Lost and Found =
link 	Category 	Description
FOSS4G2008_Demos	Internal existing material	Demos and supporting material, possible candidates to assist on the task.
.
Open Monitoring Systems Working Group

The Open Monitoring Systems Working Group is a subsidiary body established by the OSGeo Open Geoscience Committee to advance in the topic of Open monitoring system for in-situ observations.
= WG Members =
*Co-Chair: Yann Chemin
*Co-Chair: Massimiliano Cannata
* Jeff McKenna
* Venkatesh Raghavan
* Zoltan Siki Geo4All Lab Budapest
* Luca Delucchi
* Niroshan Bandara
* Bianca Federici
* Ilaria Ferrando
* Domenico Sguerso
* Sarawut Ninsawat
* please add your name here
= Objectives =
Draft
The focus of the work of the Working Group is:
* the condivision of experiences on open monitoring systems for in-situ earth observations.
* the establishing of a network for implementing joint programmes to advance in this topic
= Current activities =
Workshops
# A 2-days training program on mobile weather stations Sri Lanka 22-23 March 2018
# A 2-days training program on mobile weather stations Sri Lanka 2017
# Fully Open Monitoring System FOSS4G Paris 2017
# GFOSS.it 2017
# Building fully open climatic monitoring system
# OGRS Perugia 2016
# FOSS4G Bonn 2016
# UR Venice 2016 
# FOSS4G Seoul 2015
# OGRS Helsinki 2014
# FOSS4G-Europe 2014
# FOSS4G-Asia 2014
Articles/Press/TV
# DailyMirror 2017
# DailyNews 2017
# Sirasa TV News 2017
# OGRS 2016
# Crisis Response 2016
# UR 2016
# SciDev 2015
# Reuters 2015
# Rainwater Harvesting Symposium 2015
Online Resources
# IstSOS Wiki
# OSHW weather station manuals/docs
# GitHub for OSHW weather stations
Open Online Polygon Mapping Communities

A community needs to be created where one can create and represent polygons, similar to how people can edit line features with openstreetmap (OSM, . There are several efforts to allow people to create and manipulate polygons, which are currently being inventoried below.
There would be great power in an online community around polygons. For example, a user could enter a year, such as "1900" and see the way the world was then, as well as animate historical changes and events (see Centennia as an example, 1000 years of European history and 10,000 border changes ). Also, a community could exist around different statistics, such as population density, which could be visualized in darker shades of red (see Gridded Population of the World).
I can then edit a map, changing and adding polygons, and their colors and metadata. I should also be able to view areas by, say, population density and other statistics.
=List of Online Polygon Mapping Tools and Communities=
There are several tools that are available to map polygons online, which range from proprietary, to semi-proprietary and based on open source tools, to completely open source. Most of the open source tools are built on functions that exist in OpenLayers.
==Open Source==
*OpenLayers. Demo 
*OpenMoose. Demo . Uses OpenLayers.
*OpenStreetMap. An explanation of how to create polygons, such as buildings . A user closes a polygon by clicking the first point in a polygon to close it, then adding choosing from a dropdown menu a polygon feature such as "building".
===WMS-T Support===
Web Map Server - Time (WMS-T) is a standard that allows a WMS server to provide support to temporal requests. This is done by providing a TIME parameter with a time value in the request. Overview of projects using WMS-T: 
*GeoServer. Blog entry about WMS-T .
*MapServer. WMS-T page .
==Semi-Proprietary==
*GeoCommons . Communities can collaborate online around maps. Users can simply upload a spreadsheet with names of entities (countries, zip codes, etc), with associated numbers, and a map is automatically generated. Can upload KMLs, and see animations.
==Proprietary==
*Click2Map : Customers can buy the tools to put on their own servers. A free demo is online. Users can create a polygon, and a dialog pops up automatically, in which a user can easily add the metadata, including the name and color and line thickness and description.
Open Source

The OSGeo is not a primary source of information regarding Free Software or Open Source. Please refer to the corresponding web sites for a thorough treatment. This page intends to give a quick insight to the topic and explain some basics. Feel free to edit this page if you feel that it is not enough or needs pruning.
== Introduction ==
Open Source is a public, collaborative development methodology that promotes early publishing and frequent releases. It allows users to study, change, and improve the software, and to redistribute it in modified or unmodified form. Read the Open Source Definition to learn about the details. 
Open Source is closely related (and in many contexts perceived as identical) to Free Software and often used in commercial contexts.
== Commercial Use of Open Source Software ==
Open Source Software is not an opposite to Commercial Activities! There are many companies and individuals who make a living by producing, maintaining and enhancing Open Source Software or by offering all kinds of services around it. In the geospatial realm it has grown into a healthy Business ecology. Find a company near you that speaks your language using the Service Provider Directory. Add yourself if you provide services.
Category:Advocacy
Open Source GIS Conference--Portland, OR

Open Source GIS Conference--Portland, OR
April 16th and 17th, 2010
Portland State University
506 SW Mill Street
Portland, Oregon 97201
45.511873,-122.68423
This "unconference" will follow a 2-day traditional GIS conference, GIS In Action(GIA), which will also include some open source tracks--mostly concentrated on Thursday. GIA has a single day rate for those who would only want to attend Thursday.
More details here
Register here
Category:Past Events
Open Source GIS conference 2010, Wroclaw

Event Owner Tomasz Kubik
== Description == 
The OSGeo Poland Chapter is co-organizing a conference on the GIS
applications of open source software. The event will take place on
May 13-14 in Wroclaw, in co-operation with the Institute of Geodesy
and Geoinformation Science, Wroclaw University of Environmental and
Life Sciences. 
Foreign guests, including the representatives of national mapping
agencies of the European Union member states have been invited to
deliver plenary talks. 
== Important Dates ==
The conference will run from May 13th to 14th 2010 in Wroclaw, Poland.
== Web Link ==
More info: http://www.gislab.up.wroc.pl/wogis2010/
Category:Past Events
Open Source Geospatial Foundation

From the OSGeo website:
The Open Source Geospatial Foundation, or OSGeo, is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to support and promote the collaborative development of open geospatial technologies and data. The foundation provides financial, organizational and legal support to the broader open source geospatial community. It also serves as an independent legal entity to which community members can contribute code, funding and other resources, secure in the knowledge that their contributions will be maintained for public benefit. OSGeo also serves as an outreach and advocacy organization for the open source geospatial community, and provides a common forum and shared infrastructure for improving cross-project collaboration.
Category:Marketing
Open Source for GIS Meeting in Portugal

This page is about the meetings for GFOSS organized by the Portuguese OSGeo Local chapter,
The meetings are promoted by a group in individuals interested in the creation and formalization of a OSGeo Local Chapter in Portugal. There is already a mailing list running for the Local Chapter, with some interesting activity. The http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Portugal OSGeo wiki already has some information about the Local Chapter.
== 2009 ==
The second meeting will take place from 2 and 4 of November 2009 in Èvora, in the south of Portugal. The organization is assured by a group of academic, public and private institutions. The 2009 meeting web site II SASIG is available for now in Portuguese but it will be soon available also in English. All information is already there: a draft program, a registration form, travel and accommodation information, etc.
The event needs to be supported by sponsors. The information for sponsors is available at the event's site.
The main language will be the Portuguese to promote the development of a local FOSS4G users community. English or Spanish presentations are also welcome by invited speakers.
== 2008 ==
* The first meeting took place in October 2008, from 20th to 22th. It was held in Águeda, in the centre of Portugal. One and a half day were dedicated to presentations, and another one day and a half were dedicated to the workshops. With about 160 participants the meeting was undoubtedly a success. The event site is I SASIG.
Category:Portugal
Category:Events
Category:Past Events
Open Street Maps HowTo

PDX-OSGEO: Session 4 - OpenStreeMap How To
Rafa and Jeremy gave us a tour of Potlatch I Potlatch II
showing how to edit once you create an account
Someone asked about http://www.wikimapia.com - not the same as OSM!
Check out http://maps.cloudmade.com/ for more OSM tile options (esp for mobile)
gpx (GPS Exchange Format) file from mobile devices 
Also http://www.topografix.com/gpx.asp
- mapquest has an OSM now
- bing has an OSM layer
- trimet is working on an OSM editing project so that they can use it for routing
Japan
For the Sendai quake there are specific tags that can be used for the Humanitarian response.
for most people who are tagging damaged roads one common one is “Tsunami damage: Flooding”
Question: do the State, or County or City emergency response community have OSM teams? (Answer = No), 
Question: would they have mechanisms for using data contributed to OSM in the event of a disaster? (Answer: not at the moment, but they are looking at pre-disaster planning work that could use OSM to help plan for collection of authoritative data)
What can we do to prepare ourselves better for disasters that could occur here? Tsunami signs, evacuation routes, and sirens location information
Community Emergency Response teams would be one set of users of disaster data that was contributed to OSM
Quick tour of other editors:
Merkaartor, JOSM
Tour of Tag lists of key-value pairs in the wiki
Apps for Using OSM / Editing OSM on a phone:
- MapZen (good for Points of Interest / point Amenity data)
- OpenMaps
- Skobbler (reporting errors)
Mapnik rendering - choosing what to render, and how
Return to [ http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/PDX-OSGEO#Unconference_Sessions 2011 Unconference Sessions].
Opencyclecordoba

= 1ª OpenCycle Córdoba =
Actividad organizada por Geoinquietos Córdoba para mapear en OpenStreetMap la información sobre las vías ciclistas de Córdoba
La actividad consiste en dos partes. El primer día realizaremos una ruta en bicicleta por las vías ciclistas de Córdoba con el fin de documentar con GPS los carriles existentes. También se intentará documentar el máximo de información relacionado con las vías como por ejemplo los aparcamientos.
La segunda actividad será una taller de general de introducción a OpenStreetMap y en particular a las etiquetas relacionas con las vías ciclistas. Descargaremos los datos recopilados en la ruta y añadiremos la información a OSM utilizando el editor JOSM.
* Página web: http://geoinquietoscordoba.github.io/opencyclecordoba/
* Evento en Facebook
==Ruta ciclista==
 
* Fecha: 23 de febrero de 2014
* Hora: 10:30
* Lugar:Punto de encuentro cosFera Centro Avenida de Cervantes, 6, Córdoba, España.
==Taller de mapeo==
* Fecha: 26 de febrero de 2014
*Hora 17:00
* Lugar:cosFera Centro Avenida de Cervantes, 6, Córdoba, España.
** OSM
** Foursquare
** Yelp
== Asistentes ==
== Facilitadores ==
* Geoinquietos Córdoba. Twitter @GeinquietosODB
== Más información de la actividad ==
=== Ruta ===
Nos centraremos een la parte de la ciudad que está más completa para el itinerario en bici: Poniente Sur.
Bajamos por la Avenida de Cervantes, Avenida de la Victoria y República Argentina hasta el río, registramos los carriles bici que rodean al zoológico y la Ciudad de los Niños, después la zona Fontanar, después avenida del Aeropuerto, Vistalegre y Picapiedras, subimos por Gran Vía Parque y Periodista Quesada Chacón, y en la glorieta Ibn Zaydun cogemos hacia el Vial y lo hacemos entero, y terminamos de nuevo en coSfera. Ver Mapa de la ruta
Walkings papers de la ruta. 
=== Taller ===
* Portátil y ratón
* Cuenta de OSM
* Tener instalado JOSM
Enlace a la presentación del taller por Patricio Soriano
== Documentación ==
=== Etiquetas OSM ===
Las etiquetas que más usaremos en la edición de los datos en OpenStreetMap serán:
* highway=cycleway
* Aparcamiento para bicicletas amenity=bicycle_parking
* Puntos de recogida y depósito de las eco-bicis amenity=bicycle_rental. Según la web del Ayuntamiento son cinco: estación AVE Renfe, en la plaza de las Tres Culturas, Paseo de la Victoria frente Puerta Gallegos, en la avenida de Libia esquina avenida de Barcelona y en los Baños Califales.
=== Introducción a OpenStreetMap ===
* 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
=== Aplicaciones para trazas GPX ===
* OruxMap (Android)
* OSMtracker (Android)
* OSMAnd(Android)
* GPS Hiker (iOS)
== Fotos ==
opencyclecordoba_01.jpg|Opencycle Cordoba 2014
opencyclecordoba_02.jpg|Opencycle Cordoba 2014
opencyclecordoba_03.jpg|Opencycle Cordoba 2014
opencyclecordoba_04.jpg|Opencycle Cordoba 2014
opencyclecordoba_05.jpg|Opencycle Cordoba 2014
Category:Geoinquietos_Córdoba
Openlayers

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= Software Utilizado =
== OpenLayers ==
Para usar o OpenLayers localmente, e apenas preciso fazer download das bibliotecas da pagina do OpenLayers:
 http://openlayers.org/download/OpenLayers-2.8.tar.gz
Para servir localmente a copia do OpenLayers, ele tem de ser descarregado na directoria publica do servidor; no meu caso:
 sudo cp OpenLayers-2.8.tar.gz /usr/local/apache2/htdocs
 cd /usr/local/apache2/htdocs
 tar -zxvf OpenLayers-2.8.tar.gz
(n.b.: noutros sistemas pode ser /var/www/ ou outra coisa diferente!)
Como estou a referenciar o OpenLayers no codigo como "OpenLayers", e bom criar um link simbolico:
 sudo ln -s OpenLayers-2.8 OpenLayers
== Outro Software ==
Esta parte e opcional, porque os alunos apenas precisam de um editor de texto e uma consola, que normalmente ja veem com a distribuicao; contudo, eu gosto de usar o konsole e o Kate, e era bom se eles pudessem constar da imagem de Ubuntu :-)
 sudo apt-get konsole
 sudo apt-get kate
Tambem era bom (mas nao essencial!) ter a extensao firebug do firefox, para propositos de debug do JavaScript; nunca se sabem que problemas podem vir a aparecer.
== Ficheiros ==
O script que implementa o ProxyHost, pode ser descarregado em:
 http://ladybug.no-ip.org/files/proxy.cgi
E tem de ser colocado na pasta cgi-bin do sistema, com permissoes de execucao; por exemplo no meu sistema:
 sudo cp proxy.cgi /usr/local/apache2/cgi-bin/
 sudo chmod +x /usr/local/apache2/cgi-bin/proxy.cgi
Para testar, ao chamar o endereco:
 http://localhost//cgi-bin/proxy.cgi
ele deve redireccionar para a pagina do OpenLayers.
As templates para desenvolverem as paginas de Html, podem ser descarregadas aqui:
 http://ladybug.no-ip.org/files/wfs.htm
 http://ladybug.no-ip.org/files/wms.htm
Estas paginas podem ser colocadas numa pasta qualquer do user (por exemplo /home/user/workshop ou /home/user/data), uma vez que vao ser editadas durante a workshop.
== Dados ==
Esta parte da workshop nao tem dados, uma vez que vai utilizar os dados WMS e WFS criados/servidos na primeira parte da Workshop (Mapserver e Geoserver).
Opticks Incubation Status

== General ==
; Has the project been approved for incubation by the OSGeo board?
: Yes
; Has an Incubation Mentor been assigned to the project? 
: Yes, Mark_Lucas graciously volunteered to be our mentor.
== Infrastructure Transition ==
Note, for each of the following it isn't necessary to move to foundation infrastructure, but if you aren't a reason should be provided.
; Has the projectname.osgeo.org domain been populated with the projects web presence? 
: There are no plans as of right now to transition away from http://opticks.org since that has been the project's homepage for quite some time now.
; Is the OSGeo bug tracker being used for the project? 
: There are no plans as of right now to transition away from https://issues.opticks.org since that has been the project's bug tracker for quite some time now.
; Is the OSGeo mailing list manager (http://lists.osgeo.org/) being used for the project?
: There are no plans as of right now to transition away from sourceforge since that has been the project's mailing list manager for quite some time now.
; Is the OSGeo SVN being used for the project?
: There are no plans as of right now to transition away from sourceforge since that has been the project's svn host for quite some time now.
; Are binary and source downloads available from http://download.osgeo.org ?
: No, because they are available at http://opticks.org (although we could mirror them here).
== Community Functioning ==
; Is there a functioning user support mechanisms (ie. mailing list)? 
: Yes, we have a user mailing list and #opticks on freenode.
; Are source and binary downloads for the package available? 
: Yes, although source must be retrieved from svn.
; Has a Project Steering Committee been formed, and given control of the project?
: Yes, see this page for detailed information.
; Does the Project Steering Committee have documentation on project procedures for PSC decisions, contributor guidelines, etc. 
: Yes, see this page for detailed information.
; How many active developers are there? Are they from multiple organizations?
: Indicate number and some organizations involved.
== Foundation Membership ==
; Have project documents been updated to reflect membership in the foundation, and the relationship of the project to the foundation?
: Not yet, details and timeline are still TBD.
; Has an effort been made to brand the project web site with OSGeo foundation web styling and branding marks? 
: Not yet, details and timeline are still TBD.
== Code Copyright Review ==
; Has a Code Provenance Review document been prepared for the project?
: Not yet, details and timeline are still TBD.
; Have issues raised in the provenance review been adequately addressed?
: N/A
; Are Commiter Responsibilities Guidelines covering legal issues in place?
: Not yet, details and timeline are still TBD.
Category:Incubation