OSGeo Live Lightening Overview
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A talk about the OSGeo Live project; covering 43 projects that are available in a live DVD format (for you to run without installing). The project is much improved with OGC documentation and a description of many of the projects. New this year (thanks to some sponsorship) is quickstarts for several of the projects.
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OSGeo Live Lightening Overview
- 1. OSGeo Live Lightning Overview Jody Garnett
- 2. Welcome to FOSS4G What is “Lightning about a 90 mins presentation”? Nothing!
- 3. Everything: There are 43 projects, 90 seconds a project Quick rundown of the OSGeo Live project
- 4. An Overview of the products included Learn what is available today
- 5. Great for planning your activities this week!
- 6. Background information ... like who pays! Using OSGeo Live to bring the conference Home
- 8. What does it look like?
- 9. Scale of OSGeo Live Team of core developers Alex Mandel, Cameron Shorter, Hamish Bowman 3 mirrors of the OSGeo Live
- 10. Along with one person from each project 35 volunteers listed!
- 11. Worldwide representation Related activities Conferences, Click-to-try, Workshops, etc...
- 12. FOSS4G 2007 Initial idea of creating a DVD
- 13. Tip Many good things start at FOSS4G
- 14. Go to a Bird of Feather session!
- 15. FOSS4G 2009 – Version 2 Version 2.0 “Arramagong” produced by LISAsoft
- 16. The name means “Wombats run down holes”
- 17. Cameron Shorter inspired everyone to bring this one in Contents Increase to 21 projects
- 18. Xbuntu based, with an actual build process Success! FOSS4G provided a printing run
- 19. Used an example “template” script inviting others to fill in the blanks in order to take part
- 20. 48 hour build cycle (automation!)
- 21. FIG 2010 – Version 3 An international Surveyors conference “Arramagong”
- 22. A wombat is like a cute bager Contents 34 projects represented Success LISAsoft sponsored a printing run
- 23. Tyler Mitchell
- 24. Used in training courses
- 25. FOSS4G 2010 – Version 4 Version 4.0 “OSGeo Live”
- 26. 100% less wombat references Contents 43 projects!
- 27. Project Documentation! OGC Standards Documentation! Success FOSS4G provided a printing run
- 28. Two weeks of QA prior to FOSS4G 5% failure rate (a couple projects need workarounds) Templates provided for overview documentation
- 29. Sponsorship FOSS4G Paid for each Printing Run (Thank you!) CRCSI Paid for a Printing Run Other LISAsoft: supplied staff
- 30. Autodesk: Hired Trevor Wekel to package up MapGuide Open Source for inclusion OSDM Paid for a QA run of the Project Overviews Information Center for the Env. At University of California
- 31. In-Kind Contributions OGC – Documentation on Standards In layman terms (good to see!) Project Communities Programs!
- 32. Documentation! Packagers Templates for Project Developers
- 33. Build Scripts
- 35. Why is OSGeo Live Successful Today Gap between ...
- 36. Developers who write the software Cost of writing “proper” Linux installers was too expensive
- 37. Producing DVDs takes too much time And installers who package it for others Cost of figuring out the software too expensive
- 38. Cost of describing the software too expensive OSGeo Live bridges this Gap “project management” for developers and installers
- 39. Arrange sponsorship for DVD print runs
- 40. Contact point for conferences and education programs
- 41. OSGeo Live is Valuable Great example of collaboration to produce value!
- 42. Conferences: Provide Printing, and get a great ready-to-run DVD for your delegates
- 43. A bit more effort and you can brand to match your conference
- 44. How to Help! Volunteer on our mailing list
- 46. The Projects
- 47. The Projects There are a couple of ways to think about the projects
- 48. For each project Name
- 49. OSGeo Project
- 50. License
- 51. Features
- 52. Website
- 53. Visual
- 54. Sponsors – who is paying for the developers For more information please check the OSGeo Live documentation on your DVD
- 55. Some projects also have a “Quickstart” which is a good help
- 56. Stack Grouping? ICON_Server_flat_Q408.png ICON_PDA_Q308 ICON_Laptop_Q308 gvSIG ICON_Desktop_Q308 ICON_USB_Q308 Y:isasoftarketingresentations008-11 OSDCark Leslie -OpenSource-stackmagesogo-QGIS.png DMZ Enterprise Services Disk Array Information Browser Mobile gvSig Mobile Data Products OSM Application Server Desktop MapServer Grass GIS deegree PostGIS OpenLayers OpenLayers_logo.wmf TileCache MetaCarta_logo_FINAL.eps GeoServer GeoServer_MARK.png GeoNetwork QuantumGIS uDig Y:isasoftarketingresentations008-11 OSDCark Leslie -OpenSource-stackmagesogo-uDig.png Mapbender Y:isasoftarketingresentations008-11 OSDCark Leslie -OpenSource-stackmagesogo-Mapbender.png gvSig gvSIG gvSig gvSIG JUMP Y:isasoftarketingresentations008-11 OSDCark Leslie -OpenSource-stackmagesogo-JUMP.png kosmo
- 57. Network Grouping? GeoTools Batik JTS PROJ GEOS GDAL/OGR FDO GeoAPI NTS PostGIS WKT4J SharpMap Geotools.Net monoGIS uDig gvSig JUMP OpenJump Kosmo deeJUMP GeoPISTA gvSigMobile ImageIO-EXT WorldWind OSSIM ILWIS QGIS GRASS SAGA CatMDEdit MapWindow DIVAGIS JGrass Mapserver MySQL MapGuide OS DeeGree GeoServer GeoNetwork Ka-Map Chameleon CartoWeb MapBuilder Mapbender OpenLayers Spatial Data Intergrator SEXTANTE
- 58. OSGeo Live Grouping Desktop Applications Crisis Management Spatial Tools Web Services Web Mapping Database Maps and Navigation
- 59. Web Services Web Services deegree GeoNetwork GeoServer GeoServer_MARK.png MapGuide Open Souce MapServer ZOO Project 52'North QGIS MapServer
- 60. Web Services This is actually where a lot of the action is, support for Standards is important here
- 61. Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) / ISO TC211 Standards Web Map Service – draws a map
- 62. Web Feature Service – raw vector+attribtues=feature data
- 63. Web Coverage Service – raw raster data
- 64. Web Processing Service – remote modelling and analysis
- 65. Sensor Observation Service – data collection from field
- 66. OGC has supplied an intro for the OSGeoLive No clear cut distinction between web services and vertical web mapping solutions This is about interoperability so you get to choose
- 67. These components are often included in vertical solutions
- 68. 52°North WPS Core GIS functions: Simple Buffer Algorithm
- 70. Intersection Algorithm Back-end algorithms available through: Sextante
- 71. ArcGIS Server Input and Output formats supported: Vector Data: GML2, GML3, SHP files, KML, WKT (Well-known Text)
- 72. Raster Data: Geotiff, AsciiGrid A browser based client
- 74. 52°North WPS Sponsors 52north
- 75. deegree Developed by University of Bonn and Lat/Lon
- 76. An excellent implementation of almost everything: WMS, WFS, WCS, CS-W, Gazetteer, WPS, ...
- 77. Java based application with LGPL license
- 78. Developer Community hard at work on deegree 3
- 79. Graduated as an OSGeo project in 2009
- 80. deegree OSGeo Project (LGPL)
- 81. Standards: Everything! WMS, WFS, WCS, CSW, WPVS, WCTS, WPS, SOS Sample Features Flexible Web Map Service
- 82. Feature Service with on the fly transformation
- 83. Complex Feature support (to align with INSPIRE)
- 84. Coverage Service GeoTiff, ECW and Oracle Raster
- 85. Catalogue Service using PostgreSQL or Oracle
- 86. Web Map Print Service
- 88. deegree sponsors University of Bonn, Department of Geography, GIS Unit
- 89. lat/lon GmbH
- 90. GeoNetwork Open Source Catalogue Service Reference implementation of CAT 2.0.1 Initially development: UN Food and Agriculture
- 91. It is 2am – do you know where your data is?
- 92. Healthy Diverse community Occasional Regional Differences (example BlueNET)
- 95. GeoCat
- 96. GeoServer An excellent Web Map Service
- 97. Web Feature Service offering WFS-T for editing
- 98. Reference for of WFS 1.1 and 1.0 Web Coverage Service Reference for of WCS 1.1.0 GPL 2.0, Java based
- 99. Excellent out of the box experience
- 100. Breaking news Entering the OSGeo Incubation Process!
- 101. New configuration user interface
- 102. AuScope is working hard on Application Schema support
- 104. GeoServer Sponsors and Support OpenGeo
- 105. Refractions Research
- 106. Axios
- 107. GeoSolutions
- 108. WhereGroup
- 109. LISAsoft
- 110. CamptoCamp
- 111. Alkante
- 112. Social Change Online
- 113. AuScope CAP grant from FGDC
- 114. OGC
- 116. GeoScience Australia
- 117. OSGIS
- 118. Google
- 119. NCRIS (Australia)
- 120. MapGuide Open Source A great example of an end-to-end mapping solution
- 121. One of the original OSGeo Projects (LGPL)
- 122. Standards: WMS
- 123. Core Features Interactive Map Viewing
- 125. Build-in Resource Database for Manageability
- 126. Uniform Data Access (FDO data access library)
- 127. Flexible Application Development (PHP,.NET,Java)
- 129. Fast, Scalable, Secure Server Platform
- 130. Multiple Platform Support (32 & 64 bit mapping sever)
- 131. Dynamic Queries, Theming and Redlining
- 133. MapGuide Open Source Sponsors Autodesk
- 134. AEC Systems
- 135. DM Solutions Group
- 136. Ennoble Consultancy
- 138. OTX Systems
- 139. MapServer The one the only the Original! FOSS4G was Map Server Users Group Standards: WMS, WFS,WMC, WCS, SLD, GML, SOS, OM
- 141. Not limited by standards – PHP, Perl, Python, Java (as the crucial difference from GeoServer)
- 142. Features Advanced Cartographic output
- 143. TrueType fonts
- 144. Scripting with PHP, Python, Perl, Ruby, Java,.NET
- 145. Cross platform
- 146. All GDAL formats! All OGR formats
- 147. On-the-fly map projection with Proj
- 149. MapServer Sponsors University of Minnesota
- 150. DM Solutions NASA
- 151. Department of Forest Resources
- 152. State of Minnesota
- 153. Department of Natural Resources and Land Management Information Center
- 154. QGIS MapServer WMS based on Quantum GIS (QGIS) Desktop
- 155. GPL License
- 156. Allows for easy export from a QGIS project file
- 157. Standards: WMS, SLD
- 158. Features WMS
- 159. Integration with desktop GIS
- 160. Easy to use
- 161. Supports SLD
- 165. ZOO Project Collaboration in action!
- 166. MIT License
- 167. Standards: WPS
- 168. Great design with Kernel (actually the service)
- 169. Services (actually the processes)
- 170. API Multi language WPS server Javascript, PHP, Python, Java, C, C++ or Fortran!
- 172. ZOO Project Sponsors 3LIZ
- 173. Applied Technology CO. LTD
- 174. Gateway Geomatics
- 175. GeoLabs
- 176. Graduate University Of Chinese Academy Of Science
- 177. Neogeo technologies
- 179. Database Database PostGIS SpatialLite pgRouting
- 180. Databases Transition from shape files to a real spatial database
- 181. Looking to reduce license costs? Check out some of the case studies Exciting this to look out for at FOSS4G “NoSQL” backlash - does spatial want to rebel?
- 182. Rasters in the database - is it any good?
- 183. Treating a database as a file format Consider ACID, Spatial Index
- 184. Simple Features for SQL Standard
- 185. PostGIS OSGeo Incubation since 2009
- 186. Started in 2001 by Refractions Research
- 187. Initially just an indexed load-store extension to allow concurrent access to data
- 188. Standards: SFSQL, SQLMM (in progress)
- 189. Features Now is adding to Geography objects (spherical geometries), raster-in-db and curved geometry support
- 190. Provides Simple Features for SQL compliant spatial functionality
- 191. Geometry objects
- 193. Spatial Functions Ongoing work to support for SQL-Multimedia Part 3
- 194. PostGIS Supported Services & Clients AutoCAD Map 3D
- 195. Cadcorp GeognoSIS
- 196. Dxf2PostGIS
- 197. ERDAS
- 198. ESRI ArcGIS Server
- 199. GeoConcept
- 200. GeoServer
- 201. GRASS
- 202. gvSig
- 203. Iwan Mapserver
- 204. Manifold
- 205. MapGuide Open Source
- 207. mezoGIS
- 209. uDig
- 210. OpenEV
- 211. OpenJUMP
- 212. org2org
- 213. QGIS
- 214. Safe FME
- 215. SharpMap
- 216. shp2pgsql
- 217. UMN MapServer
- 220. Refractions Research
- 221. Paragon Corporation City of Nanaimo
- 222. SpatiaLite SQLite with Spatial allowing you to stores your spatial database as a file.
- 223. MPL and GPL
- 224. Standards: WKT and WKB
- 225. Features Spatial functions AsText(), GeomFromText(), Area(), etc...
- 226. Complete set of OpenGIS functions from GEOS
- 227. Importing and Exporting to Shapefiles
- 229. Local charsets
- 230. True Spatial index based on SQLite RTree extension
- 231. Access shapefiles as virtual tables
- 232. GUI tool supports all this!
- 234. SpatiaLite Sponsors
- 235. pgRouting Extension to PostgreSQL allowing route finding!
- 236. GPL
- 237. Features Shortest path Dikstra
- 238. Shortest path A-Star
- 241. Driving Distance
- 244. Georepublic
- 245. Orkney
- 246. Web Mapping Web Mapping OpenLayers OpenLayers_logo.wmf Geomajas Mapbender MapFish
- 247. Web Mapping This is where a lot of the action is at FOSS4G
- 248. There are less players here than at FOSS4G 2006 The “market” has collapsed and combined forces Great examples of “end-to-end” web mapping solutions Amazing “get your data online in 10 mins” examples
- 249. Contrast with the use of components + standards
- 250. Many more examples in the exhibition hall Exciting technology choices JavaScript vs GWT? Python vs Java? You decide
- 251. Geomajas OSGeo Project in Incubation
- 252. AGPL
- 253. Standards: WMS, WFS
- 254. Features Integrated client-server architecture
- 255. Geometry and Attribute editing, custom attributes
- 256. Advanced Common Query Language capabilities
- 257. Out of the box security (rare feature!)
- 258. Extensible
- 259. Cross browser support (no browser plugins required)
- 262. Open Layers OSGeo Project
- 263. The highlander principle there can be only one!
- 264. The framework for web clients (Why lock yourself into one vendor?)
- 265. FOSS4G 2006 – several projects folded into a single effort
- 266. MIT-style License
- 267. Features Simple to use JavaScript designed for easy development
- 268. In browser data rendering (SVG, VML or Canvas)
- 269. Layers From: Google, Bing, Yahoo, WMS, WMTS, WFS, WFS-T, GeoRS, GML, ArcGI, Images, MapGuide, MapServer, TileCache, Atom, ArcXML, GeoJSON, GeoRSS, KML, OSM, SLD
- 272. MetaCarta
- 273. OpenGeo
- 274. Mapbender Geoportal framework providing access to spatial data infrastructure components
- 275. OSGeo Project (GPL and Simplified BSD)
- 276. Standards: WMS, WFS, WMC
- 277. Features Easy web mapping with template applications
- 279. Share remote OGC WMS Capabilities caching
- 280. Use WFS to search for and find geo objects
- 281. Use WMS and WFS-T for online digitizing
- 282. Deploy OpenLayers clients from the Mapbender service
- 283. Print high quality PDF
- 286. Metaspatial
- 288. terrestris
- 289. FOSSGIS e.V.
- 290. and a lot more ... Geoportal Rhineland-Palatinate
- 291. MapFish Framework for building rich Web Mapping applications
- 292. OSGeo Project in Incubation!
- 293. GPL
- 294. Standards Via OpenLayers: WMS, WFS, WMC, KML, GML etc.. Features Based on Pylons (Python web framework)
- 295. JavaScript toolbox with ExtJS, OpenLayers and GeoExt
- 296. Not a lot of text listed on the live dvd; but a great project!
- 298. MapFish CamptoCamp
- 299. Desktop Applications Desktop Applications gvSig gvSIG QuantumGIS Y:isasoftarketingresentations008-11 OSDCark Leslie -OpenSource-stackmagesogo-QGIS.png Grass GIS uDig Y:isasoftarketingresentations008-11 OSDCark Leslie -OpenSource-stackmagesogo-uDig.png Atlas Styler Geopublisher kosmo Open JUMP MB-System OSSIM SAGA osgEarth zyGrib
- 300. Desktop Applications Desktop Geospatial Information Systems Searching for a replacement? Personally I use several... Applications Great examples of Vertical Applications making use of spatial information for a specific goal
- 301. Atlas Styler User-friendly desktop app for styling geodata
- 302. LGPL
- 303. Standards: SLD, SE
- 304. Features OGC Standards compliant SLD/SE
- 305. For use with GeoServer, uDig others
- 306. Build styles using dialogs
- 307. Runs on Windows, Linux and Mac
- 308. Import ESRI shapefiles and PostGIS
- 309. Translated into German, English, Italian and French
- 311. GRASS GRASS is just cool
- 312. Developed by US Army Engineers in 1980s 27 years of continuous development
- 313. Swapped around on tape before the internet
- 314. Since 1999 published as GPL Thrown out more functionality then rest combined 400 built-in analysis modules
- 315. 100 community supplied A trifle hard to learn, but where else can you play with voxels!
- 316. Oh right .. the details OSGeo Project
- 317. GPL License
- 320. Intevation
- 321. Faunalia
- 322. GDF Hannover
- 324. REGIS, University of California, Berkeley
- 326. USGS
- 327. Cook College, Rutgers University
- 328. DOE Oakridge US Army Construction Engineering Research Lab
- 329. USDA Soil Conservation Service
- 331. CAST University of Arkansas
- 332. Purdue University
- 334. USDA Forest Service
- 336. Bureau Nieuwland
- 338. Geopublisher Electronic Library Manager Atlas authoring system for easy publication of geo-data, docs, images, videos, stats Create a stand-alone Atlas for Mac, Windows and Linux
- 339. Standards: SLD
- 340. GPL License
- 341. Features Hybrid online/offline atlas work beyond the digital divide
- 342. Multilingual management of metadata
- 343. Integrated WYSIWYG editors for SLD and HTML
- 344. Translated into German, English, Italian, French
- 347. gvSig Desktop GIS for capturing, storing handling, analyzing, deploying any kind of geographic information
- 348. OSGeo Project in Incubation
- 349. GPL License
- 350. Standards: WMS, WFS, WCS, SLD, WMC, CSW, WFS-G
- 351. Features Common GIS Tools, data loading, map navigation, query, distance measurement, thematic cartography, legend, labelling, feature selection, data table with status, etc...
- 352. Interoperable with most known formats
- 353. 290 geo-algorithms via Sextante and Grass
- 354. Advanced CAD tools, Raster Tools, Scripting
- 356. gvSig Sponsors Valencian Regional Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport
- 358. IVER
- 359. Prodevelop
- 361. Jump Family A much loved Java application
- 362. Built around JTS Topology Suite (like our entire industry)
- 363. Example of how closed development fragments a project
- 364. At one point 10 forks existed
- 365. OpenJUMP is starting to clean up the mess
- 366. Easy of extensibility fostered many valuable plug-ins
- 367. Kosmo Part of the Jump Family
- 368. Desktop user friendly GIS application to explore, edit and analyse from database, vector and raster formats
- 369. GPL
- 370. Standards: WMS, WFS, SLD
- 371. Features User-friendly with an easy learning curve
- 372. Topology consistency rules, validation and cleaning
- 373. Formats: SHP, GML, DXF, DWG, DGN, CSV
- 374. Database: PostGIS, Oracle, MySQL
- 375. Raster: ECW, MrSID, Tiff, JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP
- 376. Available in 11 languages (English, Spanish, Italian, German, Croatian, Czech, Russian, Slovak, Catalan, Euskera, Brassilian Portuguese)
- 378. OpenJump GIS Easy to use powerful desktop GIS enables users to edit, analyse, conflate, save and display geographic data.
- 379. Excellent framework for rapid prototyping GIS functions
- 380. GPL License
- 381. Standards: GML2, SFS, WMS, WFS, WFS-T, SLD
- 382. Features Data Formats (see earlier!)
- 384. Analysis and Query
- 385. Easy API for scripting using BeanShell and JPython
- 386. Outstanding Java plugin system
- 388. MB-System Open source package for process and display of dathymetry and backscatter data from multibeam, interferometry and sidescan sonars.
- 389. Translation ... Sea Floor Mapping
- 390. GPL License
- 391. Core features Read, list, and translate many swath formats
- 392. Batch processing
- 393. Compensate for sound velocity profiles
- 394. Navigation and inertial data analysis and editor
- 395. Survey planning
- 396. Export data product to GIS and visualization packages
- 398. MB System Sponsors Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
- 399. Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University
- 400. osgEarth Terrain rendering toolkit using “Open Scene Graph” for whole-earth terrain without writing code!
- 401. LGPL License
- 402. Standards: WMS
- 403. Features: Online tile servers like OSM, ArcGIS and NASA OnEarth
- 404. Vector Data Shapefiles, Raster GeoTIFF and DEM, etc...
- 405. Drape GIS data on the terrain, on-the-fly reprojection
- 406. Add new data into existing VPB databases without rebuild
- 407. Create terrain models (offline or dynamically)
- 408. Set up map tile caches to maximize performance
- 409. Layer opacity for multi-texturing effects
- 410. http://osgearth.org/
- 411. osgEarth Sponsors Pelican Mapping
- 412. Open Source Software Image Map (OSSM) An awesome high performance engine for remote sensing, image processing, GIS and photogrammetry.
- 413. OSGeo Project
- 414. GPL
- 415. Core features Parallel processing capabilities iwth mpi libraries
- 416. Rigorous sensor modelling, universal sensor models
- 417. Wide range of map projects and datums supported
- 418. Non-destructive, parameter based image chains
- 419. Native file access
- 420. Preceision Terrain correction and ortho-rectification
- 421. Elevation support
- 423. OSSIM Sponsors Radiant Blue
- 424. Quantum GIS Started as a PostGIS viewer in 2002 Rapidly grew to an amazing feature set
- 425. Very active community around the world (And vocal in Italy)
- 426. Much loved for accessing GRASS and Python Scripts
- 427. OSGeo Project (GPL license)
- 428. Standards: WMS, WFS
- 429. Features Friendly user interface, identify, select, edit, view, search, projection, print, labelling, change vector and raster symbology, graticule layer, and more!
- 430. Vector and Raster, Create edit and Export
- 431. Spatial analysis with fTools and GRASS plugins
- 432. Publish to the internet, extensible plugin architecture
- 433. http://www.qgis.org/
- 434. QuantumGIS Sponsors
- 435. System for Automated Geoscientific Analyses (SAGA) Open source GIS used for editing and analysis
- 436. LGPL (api) with GPL GUI and Modules (Translation GPL core open for your own extension)
- 437. Standards: unknown)
- 438. Features: Many modules for vector, table, grid and image analysis
- 439. Geostatistics, image classification, projections, terrain
- 440. Dynamic simulations of hydrology,landscape development
- 441. GUI, command line, C++ API, Python scripts
- 442. Image: filters, edge detection, cluster, segmentation
- 443. Raster: interpolation, cost analysis, etc..
- 444. Faster User Interface with 3D visualisation
- 445. SAGA can be accessed from the R stats language (cool!)
- 447. SAGA Sponsors University of Hamburg (Institute of Geography)
- 448. User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS (uDig) Friendly Desktop GIS, Started at Refractions in 2004, now a global committee committee
- 449. Core GeoSpatial Software Developers Kit (LGPL) Used for BeeGIS field GIS system, JGrass others Standards: WMS, WFS, WFS-T, SFSQL, WMS-C, SLD
- 450. News: uDig 1.2.0 released
- 451. Features: Desktop Drag and Drop, Integrate with your existing Infrastructure, Local file support, Advanced raster formats, Embeded Browser integration, Great SLD visualization, Printing and PDF
- 452. Developers: Industrial Strength Eclipse RCP Framework, Java, Excellent Documentation, GeoTools
- 454. uDig Sponsors and Support Axios
- 455. CamptoCamp
- 456. HydroloGIS
- 457. LISAsoft
- 458. Refractions Research GeoConnections Canada
- 459. zyGrib Download and visualize weather forecast
- 460. GPL
- 461. Standards: GRIB (a weather standard)
- 462. Features Visualization of meteorologic data from GRIB files
- 463. Automatic download of forecast model from NOAA
- 464. Automatic download from IAC (fleetcode) data
- 465. Animations of 5 day forcast
- 466. Create your own regional weather map
- 467. View detailed quantitative forecast
- 468. Plot wind, pressure, temperature, humidity, rain, snow, cloud cover, dew point and high altitude data
- 470. ZyGrib Sponsors
- 471. Crisis Management Crisis Management Sahana Agasti Ushahidi
- 472. Crisis Management This software is often created out of short term need and then “remade” in order to be prepared for next time
- 473. What to look for Ability to work without an internet
- 475. Source of funding and volunteers
- 476. Raw Human need There is not a lot to say at a technical conference like this, pitch in and help out of you can.
- 477. Sahana Agasti Disaster management web service
- 478. LGPL
- 479. Standards
- 485. Shelter Registry
- 486. Inventory Management, Volunteer Management
- 489. Sahana Agasti Sponsors and Support Sri Lankan FOSS community (2004 Tsunami)
- 491. IBM
- 492. US National Science Foundation
- 493. Ushahidi Mapping and Time-line for events gathering data via SMS, email, or web.
- 494. License GPL
- 495. Standards: KML/KMZ
- 497. Time line
- 498. Subscribe to alerts based on proximity
- 499. CSS based theming, KML/KMZ files on Map
- 500. 5 minute web installer
- 501. Custom pages and tabs, site stats and analytics Ushahidi means “testimony” in Swahili used to cover post election violence in Kenya
- 503. Ushahidi Sponsors Cisco Foundation
- 505. FrontlineSMS
- 506. Hivos Foundation
- 507. John S. And James L. Knight Foundation
- 508. Humanity United
- 509. Macarthur Foundation
- 510. Omidyar Network
- 512. Spatial Tools Spatial Tools GeoKettle Mapnik MapTiler R Spatial Task View GMT
- 513. Spatial Tools Business Intelligence Reporting
- 514. Extract Transform Load (data warehouse background) Statistics and Modelling
- 515. Cartographic Rendering paper is a more careful process than going to screen
- 516. national standards often have strict requirements
- 517. GeoKettle Spatial-enabled version of Pentaho Data Integration.
- 518. LGPL
- 519. Standards: SFS
- 520. Features: Extract: 35 databases, KML, XLS, Xbase, files, generated data, Access, LDAP, geospatial formats
- 521. Transform: data transfer engine, lookup, calculation, javascript, SQL, RegExp, Split, Map, Select, Partition, Filter, Merge, Join, Duplicate, Cluster, Pivot, Geospatial
- 522. Load: database, warehouse, partition, bulk, parallel, cluster
- 523. Control GUI, command line, web service
- 526. Laval University
- 527. Mapnik Cartographic rendering engine for beautiful maps (famous for OSM!)
- 528. LGPL
- 529. Features: Clean soft feature edges with quality anti-aliasing
- 530. Scaling (for printed output)
- 531. Intelligent label placement, SVG map Symbols
- 532. Often used from Python
- 533. This is a general purpose engine, not just for web use!
- 535. Mapnik Sponsors
- 536. MapTiler Desktop application for tile creation (for rapid raster map publication)
- 537. New BSD License
- 538. Standard WMTS
- 539. Features Application generates a simple OpenLayers viewer for you
- 540. Works with OpenLayers and Google Maps API
- 541. Host anywhere (cloud, S3, FTP)
- 542. Mash-up with commercial layers
- 543. Process TIFF/GeoTIFF, MrSID, JPEG2000,Erdas HFA, NOAA BSB, JPEG and more
- 544. Parallelized rendering on multi-core CPUs
- 546. MapTiler Sponsors
- 547. R Spatial Task View Statistical programming with access to all the amazing R functionality for image classification, stats analysis, relationship inference, feature patterns etc...
- 548. GPL
- 549. Features: Where can you start when describing “R” ?
- 550. Implementation of commercial S / S-Plus language
- 551. Hundreds of community add-ons for spatial statistics
- 552. Spatial classes, spatial data
- 553. Point pattern analysis, geostatistics
- 554. Disease mapping, areal data analysis, spatial regression
- 555. Ecological analysis
- 557. GMT Tools for (x,y) and (x,y,z) datasets
- 558. GPL
- 559. Features Gridding and contouring functions
- 560. Data filter, trend fitting, gridding, projecting
- 561. Produce Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) illustrations (x-y plots through to contour maps and surfaces)
- 562. Many common map projections
- 563. Support data for coastlines, rivers and political boundaries
- 566. Maps and Navigation Maps and Navigation GpsDrive OpenStreetMaps Marble OpenCPN Viking Natural Earth
- 567. Maps and Navigation This is what it is all about – the data sets (GIS without data – what is the point?)
- 568. Things to look for in mapping data Where does information comes from? Professional body, government, or crowd-sourcing
- 569. Is the data styled (and is it styled well)
- 570. What purpose was the data collected for? printing? Printing a t-shirt? Or scientific analysis
- 571. Data license – is your planned use covered? Things to look for in navigation Current high quality data – anything else is just lost
- 572. High performance shortest path algorithms
- 573. Be careful with boat navigation (please!)
- 574. GpsDrive Car, bike, ship, plane, foot navigation system displaying your GPS position on a zoomable map.
- 575. GPL
- 576. Standards NMEA and Gpsd
- 577. Features Landsat or OSM data (or work with your own images)
- 578. Live rendering of OSM from PostGIS using Mapnik
- 579. Live rendering from NASA's Blue Marble moasaic
- 580. Verbal instructions using eSpeak
- 581. GPX track and rote support
- 582. Waypoint storage (SQLite or GPSBabel plain text)
- 583. Route planning
- 585. Marble Open source KDE Education project similar to NASA world wind or Google Earth.
- 586. LGPL
- 587. Features: Virtual globe and world atlas
- 588. Many datasets including OpenStreetMaps
- 589. Available as a KDE Marble widget for custom applications
- 590. Navigate globe in 3D, mouse clicks for Wikipedia articles
- 591. Multiple maps (planets, moons) to choose from
- 593. Switch between 3D and 2D projected map views
- 596. Natural Earth Public domain map dataset with integrated vector and raster data for visually pleasing, well crafted maps with GIS software.
- 597. Translations Cartography strikes back at ugly web mapping.
- 598. Features Convenience: single source for good quality data
- 599. Neatness: consistent shapes across scales line up
- 600. Attributes: ranked features names, river width etc...
- 601. Free to use for any type of project Great collaboration of volunteers supported by North American Cartographic Information Society
- 603. Natural Earth Sponsors and Support NACIS
- 604. CartoTalk
- 605. MapGiving
- 607. Shaded Relief
- 608. XNR Productions
- 609. FREAC
- 611. The Washington Post
- 612. Red Gepgraphics Kelso Cartography
- 613. Avenza Systems
- 614. OpenCPN Marine GPS navigation software for use at the helm of vessels of types and sizes.
- 615. GPL
- 616. Standards NMEA GPS, BCB, C-MAP (CM93/2), S-57 ENC
- 617. Features: Free navigation software with offline route planning
- 618. Developed by a team of sailors with real world testing!
- 619. Vessels current position, speed, course superimposed on navigational chart images, tide and current predictions
- 620. Raster and vector charts, AIS input decoding
- 621. Waypoint / autopilot navigation
- 623. Quilted charts, GRIB weather data overlay
- 625. Open Street Maps Creating and providing free geographic data (such as street maps) to anyone.
- 626. Licenses Open Street Map (data license)
- 627. JOSM, Merkaartor, Osmarender under GPL
- 628. JOSM: plugins collection (public domain through to GPL) Features Global massively crowdsourced dataset
- 629. Number of editors available
- 630. Number of renderers to choose from (including offline)
- 631. Free to use
- 634. Viking Easy to use yet powerful GPS data editor, analyzer and viewer
- 635. GPL
- 636. Features Uploading download of waypoints, tracks
- 637. Realtime GPS tracking and track recording
- 638. Uses maps from Google maps and Terraserver
- 639. Analyzing OGV and hiking trips
- 640. Anayslzing speed at different places
- 641. Adding waypoints where you forgot to mark one but did not slow down or stop
- 643. Using OSGeo Live for Fun and Profit
- 644. Take FOSS4G Home with You Grab this presentation Creative Commons with Attribution
- 645. Thank OSGeo Live (the project that made the DVD)
- 646. Thank my employer (LISAsoft) for this presentation Highlight the Projects you attended at the conference
- 647. Showcase the software Burn a USB Key (amazing experience!)
- 648. Burn the DVD Important! Live DVD (no installation issues to ask your IT department about!)
- 649. Community Leaders Run your next workshop using OSGeo Live Reduced Setup Cost
- 650. Burn a copy with your workshop materials USB can offer better than harddrive experience! And progres is saved (big plus)
- 651. Advocacy - Conference Organisers Contact the Devel list
- 652. Sponsor a printing run for your conference Conference material and branding may be possible
- 653. Advocacy - Local OSGeo Chapters Hand out OSGeo Live at conferences
- 655. Quickstarts allow you to Demo
- 656. Ideas Include information about your local chapter
- 657. Advocacy - Education OSGeo Live is a Lightweight option for the classroom
- 658. Project Quickstarts show how to collaborate course material
- 659. Talk to the Education Committee
- 660. Examples: University of Applied Science Rapperswil using on PostGIS using viewers from OSGeo Live without setup
- 661. Advocacy - Commercial Include Project Overviews in tender response process
- 662. Quote for community collaboration OSGeo Projects are open to your involvement
- 663. Many have a well defined RFC process you can cost (And list the review process as a benefit) Quote for total cost Reduce Maintenance cost - push fixes back to the project
- 664. (Yes that has nothing to do with OSGeoLive)
- 665. Code Sprint FOSS4G “Code Sprint” on Friday Internationalization / Translation of OSGeo Live
- 666. We have German volunteers attending
- 667. Any volunteers for Spanish, French, Italian?
- 668. Contact Astrid Emde Sign up on the wiki http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2010_Code_Sprint#LiveDVD
- 669. Questions? Thank you for having me and enjoy the conference! Thanks to the OSGeo Live project and my LISAsoft co-workers Mark Leslie and Cameron Shorter