[VisCom] Re: OSGF at Where 2.0
Chris Holmes
cholmes at openplans.org
Thu May 4 21:42:55 EDT 2006
What do people think of this proposal? Looks like Nat is going for it.
It'd give OSGeo 15 minutes in Autodesk's session (diamond sponsers get
15 minutes), and right after that 3 lightning talks highlighting
foundation projects. GRASS already has its own 15 minute session. And
then WW would go with uDig and GeoServer, who already had lightning
slots, so we only lose 5 minutes total to WW.
C
>
>> Neither GeoServer or uDig are technically in the OSGeo foundation, at
>> least not yet, so it might make more sense to have GDAL and two other
>> foundation projects follow that talk, and have GeoServer, uDig and WW
>> do lightnings together. Which would make a lot of sense, as they
>> lead a wave of desktop/internet GIS (with not only WMS, but also WFS,
>> which WW is supposed to have soon). We could even try to coordinate
>> a demo, show how both can clients can connect to GeoServer with the
>> power of standards, demonstrate how feature edits and style changes
>> in uDig show up in WW...
>
>
> So you're talking about:
>
> Integration Demo
> * GeoServer + uDig + WorldWind
>
> Gary Lang gives the OSGeo talk
>
> Lightning Talks:
> * GDAL/OGRE
> * two other foundation projects
>
> I like that. Particularly if there's a demo and not just lightning
> talks. The WorldWind story to me is not just about OGC connectivity
> but also about being a neutral meeting point for Yahoo! APIs,
> VirtualEarth imagery, etc. That's probably more than 5m of speaking.
> It's significant that Google's the only project that hasn't worked with
> WorldWind, probably because they have a competitor. I'll be sure to
> mention that afterward as a jab :-)
>
> If OSGeo and AutoDesk cool with that setup, I'll Make It So. Thanks,
>
> Nat
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Chris Holmes
The Open Planning Project
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