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<p>Hello</p>
<p>I quickly cross checked with the LOC.</p>
<p>First (inofficial) response is Marco's talk should have it
covered already. The idea is to have an overview on what happened
with the project, what are future plans etc.</p>
<p>But I'm sure that an additional presentation about the
organisational side of things which has moved quite a bit too in
the last years will be interesting as well. I'd propose to choose
a name that highlights this though so as not to have people expect
a feature frenzy in there ;)</p>
<p>Matthias<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/15/19 2:25 PM, Vincent Picavet
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">Thanks Vincent.
What would be the content of a "State of QGIS" talk? It would obviously
not be possible to present all improvements in QGIS from the past year.
Would this be more like a "behind the scenes" talk where mainly issues
around community, organization, infrastructure, challenges we face, etc.
would be discussed?
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No idea, I just read this comment from the CfP :
"""
FOSS4G is the international geospatial community’s event, thus the main
selection of talks will be done through the open community voting
process. The highest-scored ones will automatically be included in the
program, while the others will be reviewed by the FOSS4G 2019 Bucharest
volunteer Program Committee. Its members will make sure that the
conference program will be well-balanced, diverse and they will make
sure that every OSGeo project will have a “State of ” kind of presentation.
"""
As for features, Marco's presentation will be relevant. It may be
interesting to have something more project-oriented to have a general
overview, with QGIS.ORG status, project dynamics, etc.
We can also ask the program committee to know exactly what they would
want to hear.
Regards,
Vincent
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Good to see that you will cover server/web client.
I had a quick exchange with Lutra regarding a 3D and mesh workshop.
Obviously this would overlap with your 3D with Postgis and QGIS
workshop. Would it still make sense to submit two proposals?
Greetings,
Andreas
On 2019-04-15 12:22, Vincent Picavet (ml) wrote:
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">Hello Andreas,
On 15/04/2019 12:17, Andreas Neumann wrote:
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">Today is the last day submitting workshop and presentation proposals.
I wonder who/what was already submitted, so I could potentially help to
fill in gaps?
I could submit something around "tips&tricks with layouts/atlas/reports"
(including usage of variables and expressions).
How about
* QGIS server improvements (OGC validation, etc.)
* Behind the scenes of QGIS.ORG (it was presented in Dresden at
FOSSGIS by Anita and in A Coruna by myself; but I think not yet at a
FOSS4G conf)
* QGIS 3D (Lutra-guys - are you participating?)
How about doing a workshop around 3D and mesh rendering?
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We have submitted these talks ( or nearly ;-) related to QGIS :
- Running QGIS Server in production
- OS Tools for geology based on QGIS and PostGIS
- (no title yet) : a talk about QGIS adoption, market maturity and
evolution of the project
And the following workshops :
- 3D in PostGIS and QGIS
- QGIS Server and QWC2
I have read that the LOC wants talks "State of XXX" for all OSGeo
projects. Has someone already submitted a "State of QGIS" talk ?
Best regards,
Vincent
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