<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif;font-size:12pt"><br><div style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 12pt;"><div style="font-family: arial,helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: 13px;">[English version:<br><a href="http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2010_Press_Release_5#English" target="_blank">http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2010_Press_Release_5#English</a>]<br>[Disculpad el cross-posting]<br><br>Barcelona, 26 de febrero de 2010.<br><br>La organización del congreso Free and Open Source Software for<br>Geospatial (FOSS4G) se complace en anunciar la oferta de Workshops<br>para la próxima edición.<br><br>Estos talleres (Workshops) son una experiencia única para conocer los<br>principales proyectos de software libre para la geomática en un<br>entorno práctico, de la mano de sus principales desarrolladores. Los<br>Workshops son cursos de 3
horas impartidos en aulas informáticas con<br>dos asistentes por ordenador. Se llevarán a cabo en las aulas de la<br>Facultad de Informática de Barcelona.<br><br>Este año se ofrecen 14 workshops en dos sesiones previas al congreso:<br>El lunes 6 de septiembre por la tarde, y el martes 7 de septiembre por<br>la mañana. Al registrarse, los asistentes podrán escoger un workshop<br>de cada sesión.<br><br>A continuación se presenta un resumen de los workshops en inglés, pues<br>será la lengua en que se impartirán. En la web del FOSS4G se puede<br>consultar una información más detallada de cada workshop, así como un<br>enlace a la aplicación de inscripción: <a href="http://2010.foss4g.org" target="_blank">http://2010.foss4g.org</a><br><br>En la web encontrareis además la oferta de Tutoriales, que se<br>realizarán del 7 al 9 de septiembre en la misma sede del congreso.<br>También es posible formalizar desde este momento la reserva para
la<br>cena de gala.<br><br>Los workshops tienen una alta demanda, y la capacidad de las aulas es<br>limitada. ¡No dejes pasar la oportunidad!<br><br>----<br>6 de septiembre (Lunes, 15-18h)<br><br>W-01: Web mapping with GeoServer<br><br>Attendees will learn how to load, publish, and share geospatial data<br>with GeoServer. Discussion will include navigating the GeoServer user<br>interface, loading and publishing data, OGC web services, and styling<br>data with SLD. Also showcased will be Styler, a browser-based<br>graphical style (SLD) editor.<br><br>W-02: gvSIG 1.9 user workshop<br><br>The main objective of the workshop is to show the new features<br>included in the last stable version of gvSIG desktop (1.9). Also a<br>brief introduction on gvsig.org, the main collaborative web portal of<br>the gvSIG project.<br><br>W-03: Setting up an OpenStreetMap rendering toolchain<br><br>This workshop will walk the participants through getting raw<br>OpenStreetMap
data, rendering map tiles with Mapnik, and displaying<br>them with OpenLayers. They will learn how to install and configure a<br>mimic of the main OpenStreetMap toolchain, using the same<br>technologies, that can be later customised to render other datasets.<br><br>W-04: Introduction to PostGIS<br><br>PostGIS is an open source spatial extension to the PostgreSQL open<br>source enterprise relational database. Spatial databases such as<br>PostGIS, Oracle Spatial and DB Spatial are used for high-performance<br>multi-user access to large seamless data sets. If you are managing<br>large volumes of read/write spatial data, using a spatial database can<br>improve access speed, ease management overhead and guarantee data<br>integrity. Built as an object extension to PostgreSQL, PostGIS has<br>been certified as "Simple Features for SQL" compliant by the Open<br>Geospatial Consortium.<br><br>W-05: Introduction to the Mapbender geoportal framwework<br><br>This
workshop gives an in-depth introduction to the software<br>Mapbender, a managed, web based geoportal framework. Mapbender is<br>implementing the publish / register, find, bind, execute paradigm for<br>geospatial data. The focus of the workshop lies on building web<br>mapping applications with distributed Spatial Data Infrastructure<br>components and how to manage user access. All this will be done by<br>using Mapbender's administration interfaces, without the need to<br>modify any source code.<br><br>W-06: Solid web mapping with Python<br><br>Covers the Shapely and GeoJSON libraries from the GIS Python Lab. It<br>shows how to use these libraries together with SQLAlchemy and its GIS<br>extension, GeoAlchemy, to create HTTP web services in an application<br>developed with the Pylons web development framework. The workshop then<br>teaches how to use MapFish to make the development of GIS web services<br>easier.<br>W-07: Practical introduction to ZOO, the
powerful WPS platform<br><br>The ZOO-Project provides a WPS (Web Processing Service) compliant and<br>developer-friendly framework to easily create and connect OGC<br>Webservices. During this workshop, participants will install the<br>ZOO-Kernel and related material on their computers; upon installation<br>the users will be ready to use and implement WPS 1.1.0 services.<br><br>----<br>7 de septiembre (Martes, 9-12h)<br><br>W-08: Getting started with MapServer<br><br>This hands-on workshop is intended as an introduction to Web mapping<br>with the University of Minnesota MapServer. The participants will go<br>through the process of setting up a MapServer environment which<br>includes configuring a Web server and creating a MapServer<br>application.<br><br>W-09: Quantum GIS and PostGIS: Solving spatial problems and creating<br>web-based analysis tools<br><br>Quantum GIS (QGIS) is a powerful open source GIS desktop application.<br>It excels at viewing and
manipulating a wide variety of GIS data and<br>services, performing geographic analysis and preparing data for<br>MapServer and GeoServer applications. QGIS has an extensible "plug-in"<br>architecture and now provides comprehensive support for using and<br>managing PostGIS databases. This workshop/tutorial will give students<br>hands-on experience for applying QGIS to real-world spatial analysis<br>problems and the development of PostGIS tools for web-based mapping<br>and services.<br><br>W-10: FOSS4G routing with PgRouting tools, OpenStreetMap road data and GeoEXT<br><br>pgRouting adds routing functionality to PostGIS. This introductory<br>workshop will show you how. It gives a practical example of how to use<br>pgRouting with OpenStreetMap road network data. It explains the steps<br>to prepare the data, make routing queries, assign costs and use GeoExt<br>to show your route in a web-mapping application.<br><br>W-11: Working with OpenLayers<br><br>This
workshop will guide participants through the library core,<br>providing the experience necessary to build interactive mapping<br>applications. We will cover best practices for dealing with a variety<br>of raster and vector data sources, investigate client side styling,<br>and discuss options for integrating OpenLayers with other JavaScript<br>libraries.<br><br>W-12: GeoNetwork for dummies, or how to setup an SDI in 3 hours<br><br>The workshop will focus on the implementation of a GeoNetwork<br>opensource based catalog to serve and access geospatial data in a<br>Spatial Data Infrastructure. A local catalog will be installed and<br>configured. Harvesting of spatial data resources from remote servers<br>will be configured and geospatial web map services will be set up<br>using the embedded GeoServer and configured for access through the<br>catalog web interface.<br><br>W-13: Geospatial for java<br><br>This GeoTools session is back by popular demand in a
new long format<br>workshop. Offering a visual introduction for Java developers we will<br>exploring how you can integrate GIS services into your next project.<br>For those new to the GeoSpatial scene we provide an introduction to<br>current concepts and projects, and how to avoid common pitfalls.<br><br>W-14: Practical introduction to GRASS<br><br>The workshop has two parts: a brief GRASS overview and a hands-on<br>session by the attendees. The aim is to allow the first time users to<br>understand the logic of the software and to experiment some<br>significant, although necessarily limited, data processing for<br>technical and environmental GIS applications. The workshop provides a<br>brief introduction to GRASS and then a step by step tutorial to guide<br>beginners in the basic applications of the software, highlighting<br>GRASS' interoperability with other FOSS and proprietary software.<br></div></div>
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