FOSS4G 2009 BirdsOfAFeather - Revision history

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 = Introduction =
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 * [[User:Venkat | Venkatesh Raghavan]]
 * [[User:your user name | Add Your Name]]

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 * [[User:Tbadard | Thierry Badard]]
 * [[User:jgrocha | Jorge Rocha]]
 == OpenLayers ==

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 Renee left us with a challenge: can we as a group produce a repository of FOSS4G tools and procedures and recipes and case-studies that could be picked up and quickly put into practice by a small community with little capacity, like an indigenous community for example.
-Who likes to Join:
+Who likes to Join in Future:
 * [[User:Venkat | Venkatesh Raghavan]]
 * [[User:your user name | Add Your Name]]

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	Renee left us with a challenge: can we as a group produce a repository of FOSS4G tools and procedures and recipes and case-studies that could be picked up and quickly put into practice by a small community with little capacity, like an indigenous community for example.		Renee left us with a challenge: can we as a group produce a repository of FOSS4G tools and procedures and recipes and case-studies that could be picked up and quickly put into practice by a small community with little capacity, like an indigenous community for example.
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		+	Who likes to Join:
		+	* [[User:Venkat \| Venkatesh Raghavan]]
		+	* [[User:your user name \| Add Your Name]]

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 Nine participatory mapping 'birds' flocked into Parkside G04 at the end of the Day 3 of the Conference. The first 3 birds, Marc, Chris and Charles, quickly realized that we were also the line-up for the Friday morning 8:30-10:00 Session. Dozens more birds came by, but many moved across the room to the 'FOSS4G for Government' BOF (those birds looked quite well fed). In total 9? P-GIS folk perched and during a round of introductions offered contexts to why we were interested in FOSS4G. Working with indigenous communities was a central theme. We also learned that one of our party was a member of the public! How many other BOF sessions had non-map-geeks?! Well, turns out Renee Mason from the [http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/ Powerhouse Museum], a pretty geeky place, is herself pretty geeky. And she likes maps. So, she was made an honorary member of our flock.
-Charles gently encouraged the group to distance ourselves from the Gov folk and off we went to the [http://www.jamessquirebrewhouse.net/sydney/index.php James Squire Brewpub]. Joined by half a dozen others. After that there was much clucking about 'saving the World by freeing local spatial data'.
+Charles gently encouraged the group to distance ourselves from the Gov folk and off we went to the [http://www.jamessquirebrewhouse.net/sydney/index.php James Squire Brewpub]. Joined by half a dozen others. After that there was much clucking about ''saving the World by freeing local spatial data''.
 Here's an image of the group... [[Image:Foss4g pgis bof.jpg]]
 Renee left us with a challenge: can we as a group produce a repository of FOSS4G tools and procedures and recipes and case-studies that could be picked up and quickly put into practice by a small community with little capacity, like an indigenous community for example.

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 Charles gently encouraged the group to distance ourselves from the Gov folk and off we went to the [http://www.jamessquirebrewhouse.net/sydney/index.php James Squire Brewpub]. Joined by half a dozen others. After that there was much clucking about 'saving the World by freeing spatial data'.
-Here's an image of the group... [http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FOSS4G_2009_pgis_bof.jpg PGIS BOF @ FOSS4G2009]
+Here's an image of the group... [[Image:Foss4g pgis bof.jpg]]
 Renee left us with a challenge: can we as a group produce a repository of FOSS4G tools and procedures and recipes and case-studies that could be picked up and quickly put into practice by a small community with little capacity, like an indigenous community for example.

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 | BOF 11
 | [[FOSS4G_2009_BirdsOfAFeather#Participatory Mapping|Participatory Mapping]]
-| Contact Person: [[User:sab | Shoaib Burq]] or [http://twitter.com/fogonwater Chris McDowall]
+| Contact Person: [[User:sab | Shoaib Burq]] or [http://twitter.com/fogonwater Chris McDowall] or [[User:Charles | Charles Burnett]]
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