[Viscom-dev] FW: [Mass-Market-GEO] Where 2.0 brainstorming

[Tyler Mitchell]

Great - I'd really like to see if between Chris and Bob we could have  
a session that shows some interoperability between GeoServer and  
MapGuide.  Any great ideas come to mind?  Of course, I'm sure with  
the few hours you have each of you could fill it up individually -  
but I think showing interoperability will go a long ways.

Tyler

On 26-Jan-07, at 8:53 AM, Nathalie Mainland wrote:

> Bob Bray is willing to do a workshop session on MapGuide and help  
> at the
> booth.
> Nathalie
>
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> Subject: Re: [Viscom-dev] FW: [Mass-Market-GEO] Where 2.0  
> brainstorming
>
> I think we should definitely use the half day workshop spot.  I can do
> GeoServer stuff really easily since we already have that all written
> out.  And I'm happy to volunteer at the booth.
>
> Chris
>
> Tyler Mitchell wrote:
>> I've been working on Location Intelligence - need to finalise some
> more
>> speaker titles, etc. and decide if we want to use the half day
> workshop
>> spot we have and to hussle people to help at booth.
>>
>> Autodesk will donate booth space but we need to figure out budgets,
> etc.
>> so we can get new booth material/posters, etc. through OSGeo funds.
>>
>> I think we're looking pretty good for this event so far with the work
>> I've done, but we need booth stuff and volunteer rallying mainly.
>>
>> Tyler
>>
>> On 25-Jan-07, at 2:42 PM, Michael P. Gerlek wrote:
>>
>>> I can spare some ergs in the next few days for event stuff -- but  
>>> not
>
>>> sure if I should try and resume our contacts with the Where gang, or
>>> should we do anyhting about Location Intelligence instead?
>>>
>>> -mpg
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>     *From:* viscom-dev-bounces at lists.osgeo.org
>>>     [mailto:viscom-dev-bounces at lists.osgeo.org] *On Behalf Of *Tyler
>>>     Mitchell
>>>     *Sent:* Thursday, January 25, 2007 8:40 AM
>>>     *To:* Visibility Committee Discussion List
>>>     *Subject:* Re: [Viscom-dev] FW: [Mass-Market-GEO] Where 2.0
>>>     brainstorming
>>>
>>>     I have not been in touch with them lately, but someone really
>>>     needs to.  I think having an interoperability demo-fest would be
> a
>>>     great way for us to engage with each other.  I'm seeing this
>>>     opportunity forming more and more and is something I think OSGeo
> +
>>>     OGC can really take the lead on.
>>>
>>>     Aside from that I really want to follow up with our  
>>> opportunities
>>>     with Where 2.0 organisers directly, but have been too swamped.
>>>     Anyone else out there who would like to coordinate it?  I have
>>>     some ideas, but not much time at present to be effective in
> making
>>>     them happen.
>>>
>>>     Tyler
>>>
>>>     On 24-Jan-07, at 4:38 PM, Michael P. Gerlek wrote:
>>>
>>>>     Tyler, et al:
>>>>
>>>>     OGC/Raj is wondering what to do at Where 2.0.
>>>>
>>>>     I know I'm way out of the loop on this, but have we talked with
>>>>     the Where folk lately?
>>>>
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