[Aust-NZ] GeoNetwork Annual Workshop [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]

Ben.Searle at ga.gov.au Ben.Searle at ga.gov.au
Wed Jul 16 00:16:55 PDT 2008


Bruce,
 
Many thanks for the suggestion which we think is a good idea and fits in with
our general thinking on this issue  OSDM has been discussing the metadata and
GeoNetwork issues recently and either later today or tomorrow, John Weaver
will post a message describing our thinking and suggestions for the way
forward, aiming to bring together the specific GeoNetwork related activities
across the community and also those indirectly related activities that
impinge on the broader metadata space.
 
I hope you and the others involved will see the value in our suggestions, so
please let us know once you have seen our suggestions.
 
Regards 
  
Ben Searle 
General Manager, 
Australian Government Office of Spatial Data Management 

Phone: 02 6249 9298 
Mobile: 0439-995-785 
Fax: 02 6249 9942 
Email: ben.searle at ga.gov.au <mailto:ben.searle at osdm.gov.au>  
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	-----Original Message-----
	From: aust-nz-bounces at lists.osgeo.org
[mailto:aust-nz-bounces at lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of
Bruce.Bannerman at dpi.vic.gov.au
	Sent: Wednesday, 16 July 2008 4:58
	To: Aust-NZ at lists.osgeo.org
	Subject: [Aust-NZ] GeoNetwork Annual Workshop 
	
	

	IMO: 
	
	
	Ben, 
	
	
	Perhaps, once we have an idea where we are going with GeoNetwork and
the ANZLIC Profile we could look at hosting the GeoNetwork Annual Workshop in
Australia? 
	
	Bruce 
	
	
	> > <fron Jeroen>
	> > An annual workshop has been held every year, and such an event is
the  
	> > place to discuss f2f the strategy for the coming years. Simon
Pigot  
	> > and Kate Roberts attended that last year. For this year I am
still not  
	> > sure how to organize it. I have to get some organization behind
the  
	> > project to sponsor the event. Maybe FAO will do this, maybe there
are  
	> > others.
	> > 
	> > On getting your priorities well covered in the project, I think
that  
	> > there are no big issues. The project needs to take some steps to
allow  
	> > for (a) plugable application profiles (b) plugable translation  
	> > packages (not to much of an issue for you :-) ) and (c) plugable
skins/ 
	> > themes. All of these have been discussed and are in the process
of  
	> > taking shape in a proposal. Some of the work is funded, some is  
	> > underfunded and some is not funded at all.
	> > 
	

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