This is a good thing for both the standards setting community and the open source community:
OGC and OSGeo Sign Memorandum of Understanding | OGC®
With respect to goals and objectives, both communities have an obvious natural affinity. I’m encouraged to see this finally happened.
OGC and OSGeo Sign Memorandum of Understanding | OGC®
January 10th, 2009 · No Comments · FOSS4G, Geographic, OpenSource, standards
Tags:FOSS4G·geospatial·OGC·OpenGeospatialConsortium·OSGEO·standards
Linux.com :: Serving and styling maps with Geoserver
September 28th, 2008 · No Comments · FOSS4G, Geographic, linux
Here’s another sign (as if we needed one) that geospatial information is rapidly merging with mainstream IT. Linux.com published a nice article on getting started with Geoserver.
Linux.com :: Serving and styling maps with Geoserver
Tags:Geoserver·geospatial·OGC·open source·OpenGeospatialConsortium
Links
April 30th, 2008 · No Comments · FOSS4G, Geographic, OpenSource, standards
Several recent posts I want to call attention to…
First, a very interesting discussion on the OSGeo-discuss list kicked off by Tyler Mitchell, who posted a request to the list for examples of how open source software has made employees more valuable in their jobs. The discussion was gently steered to whether one can conduct the [...]
Tags:copyright·FOSS·FOSS4G·geospatial·licensing·OGC
KML is now an OGC spec…
April 15th, 2008 · No Comments · Geographic, standards
Yep, that’s right. It was Announced today. KML is now an OGC specification, and no longer a proprietary Google spec. Good news all around.
Here’s the link.
Tags:Google·KML·OGC·OpenGeospatialConsortium·specifications·standards
