[OSGeoLive] rOpenSci two-for-one

[Nicolas Roelandt]

Hi Brian,

Good idea!

I'll talk about it to Maelle Salmon who work there.

We don't have to blush for last year work but we are not the best R spatial
advocates.

There is an R event Feb 23th in Paris with a GIS workshop and a GIS talk so
I'll get ideas and maybe volunteers.

Best,

Nicolas Roelandt

Le mer. 13 févr. 2019 à 21:04, Brian M Hamlin <maplabs at light42.com> a
écrit :

> Hi All
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>   a vigorous research community continues to grow and engage, around the R
> data environment.
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> Today there is a link to a well-written article about "Open Source Project
> Governance" which may
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> be of general interest.  [0]
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>  Secondly, specific to R and geospatial data.. the "rocker" project has a
> Docker setup for the sf
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> module, which is very active and increasingly popular.  Why?  Its easy to
> startup, based on open standards,
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> and still very fresh.  What is not to like?   [1]
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>
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>   As OSGeoLive gets started on the next development cycle, we would like
> to reach out to the R community,
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> and especially rOpenSci, to collaborate where possible.
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>   best regards from Berkeley, California
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>    --Brian
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> [0]   https://ropensci.org/blog/2019/02/12/governance/
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> [1]  https://www.rocker-project.org/images/
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