[OSGeo Africa] Africa Open Source GIS mailing list news

[Gaby van Wyk]

I'm in, can we have a date soon please!

On 6/8/06, Mick Wilson <Mick.Wilson at unep.org> wrote:
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> absolutely!
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> Mick Wilson
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>              Markus Jäger
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> Hi,
> just a thought, Jody is back in the country and we will  arrange a uDig
> course. Is any one interested in taking part in this? Let me  know.
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> Regards,
> Markus
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> From: Gavin Fleming  [mailto:GavinF at mintek.co.za]
> Sent: 07 June 2006 04:30  PM
> To: africa at africa.osgeo.org
> Subject: [OSGeo Africa]  Africa Open Source GIS mailing list news
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> Hi  all
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> Some of you were on the Africa at mail.osgeo.org list and the  rest I've
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> the liberty of adding. The guys at OSGEO decided to create a  standalone
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> slight change in e-mail address. Please make a note of it and spread the
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> Recent events: In April Jody  Garnett of UDIG and GeoServer visited
> Johannesburgand held a workshop. See the  archive for news of that. A few
> weeks ago it was GIS week. Did any of you  participate with an Open Source
> GIS emphasis? On that note are any of you  involved with or aware of any
> GIS education activities using open source GIS?  GIS is in the high school
> syllabus from this year in South Africaand we need OS GIS resources that
> can 'compete' with the proprietary  offerings, particularly for
> disadvantaged schools and communities.
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> Please use this list for all your  ideas, questions, technical discussion,
> etc. regarding OS GIS anywhere in  Africa.
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> Regards
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> Gavin Fleming  MSc
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