[Zoo-discuss] Real-world Examples

[pablo zader]

Thank you Nick , you have shared useful information.

It would be very interesting to make this survey that you propose, would be
of interest to further promote the use of zoo. I'm doing a job that uses
zoo, grass, opelayers, when finished will give them to know.

Best regards

Pablo

2015-09-18 8:34 GMT-03:00 nicolas bozon <nicolas.bozon at gmail.com>:

> Dear Pablo,
>
> It is sometimes hard to get feedbacks from the community on how
> ZOO-Project is used, and that would really take a survey someday :)
>
> About the use and adoption of our WPS server at the scientific and
> academic levels, let me first say that it is encouraged by the ZOO
> knowledge partners since the beginning. As far as we PSC know, several ZOO
> related PhDs or postdoc fellowships were/are being accomplished at Osaka
> City Univeristy and Politecnico di Milano. Few scientific papers presenting
> or citing research based on WPS and ZOO-Project can also be found online as
> you may know.
>
> Strictly about scientific research projects using or extending
> ZOO-Project, we also have tangible clues including:
> - PublicaMundi (http://www.publicamundi.eu/)
> - HeliDEM (http://helidem.eu/)
> - GeoSUD (http://geosud.teledetection.fr/)
> There are probably others i forgot or don't know, speak up ZOO-Tribe !
>
> Hope it helps.
> Best,
>
> Nick
>
> 2015-09-17 17:13 GMT+02:00 pablo zader <pzader at gmail.com>:
>
>> Hi Gerald
>> Thanks for your answer, it is very valuable information!
>> I want to be more precise, I would like to know that scientific projects
>> (GIS and remote sensing) are using WPS ZOO.
>>
>> Thanks again
>>
>>
>> 2015-09-17 0:07 GMT-03:00 Fenoy Gerald <gerald.fenoy at geolabs.fr>:
>>
>>> Hello Pablo,
>>> thanks for posting such a question on the mailing list.
>>>
>>> Maybe an online application [1] which is available for more than 3 years
>>> now is enough as a real-world example ?
>>> There is also this basic example [2] with this application which is 2
>>> years old.
>>>
>>> I do apologize to present only MapMint product based applications but it
>>> is using massively using ZOO-Project and after all MapMint is now an
>>> OpenSource project. You may keep in touch to have access to the MapMint 2.0
>>> version which is on its way and will offer amazing new feature and new way
>>> to interact with ZOO-Kernel by taking advantages of the ZOO-Client the new
>>> comer in the ZOO-Project family and which can be used on the client side to
>>> make it simple to interact with any WPS server. Note that both the
>>> ZOO-Client and ZOO-Kernel are supporting WPS 2.0 specification including
>>> the Dismiss extension.
>>>
>>> If you check the header of the html pages of both applications you may
>>> probably notice that it is well the RawDataOutput of an execute request.
>>> Then obviously all the interactions imply usage of WPS requests also.
>>> Please note that it is an old ZOO-Kernel setup but still working pretty
>>> well.
>>>
>>> If you have a deeper look into the header of WPS requests or indirectly
>>> the HTML pages, you may also notice that this setup has been made
>>> specifically on windows IIS server.
>>>
>>> So let say that this are basic but still real-world examples.
>>>
>>> I hope I had correctly answered you question,
>>> Best regards,
>>>
>>> [1] http://www.velo.morbihan.fr/pv/public/MorbihanVelo2
>>> [2] http://observatoire.natureparif.fr/public/
>>>
>>> > Le 17 sept. 2015 à 10:39, pablo zader <pzader at gmail.com> a écrit :
>>> >
>>> > Hi list
>>> >
>>> > Were I can find use cases or Real-world Examples of the WPS
>>> technology? in partiicular with ZOO-Project.
>>> >
>>> > Thanks in advanced
>>> >
>>> > Pablo
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