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=== Areas for Improvement === | === Areas for Improvement === | ||
* any weaknesses in process, software, management, etc. that you plan to address or recognise need some help | * any weaknesses in process, software, management, etc. that you plan to address or recognise need some help | ||
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| + | * develop migration guides for public administration | ||
| + | * develop a sponsorship program | ||
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=== Opportunities to Help === | === Opportunities to Help === | ||
* list areas that could use some help from members and readers of the report | * list areas that could use some help from members and readers of the report | ||
Revision as of 05:48, 17 February 2010
GRASS GIS Report 2009
- Contact name: Markus Neteler, PSC Chair
Key Accomplishments
* the top 5-10 key items that the project or PSC accomplished this period
- Several GRASS 6.4.0 release candidates published which includes the new graphical user interface, native MS-Windows support new functionality and many fixes and improvements
- New winGRASS 6.4.0RCsvn stand-alone package
- Google Summer of Code 2009 participation with two projects
- Start of GRASS 7 development with many new features
Participation in conferences
- 20-23 Oct 2009: FOSS4G 2009 in Sydney - Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial in Sydney, Australia
- 17-18 Sep 2009: Geoinformatics FCE CTU 2009 - Free and Open Source Software in Geoinformatics, Prague, Czech Republic
- 8-10 Jul 2009: OGRS 2009 - International Opensource Geospatial Research Symposium
- 17-19 Mar 2009: FOSSGIS 2009, Hannover, Germany
- 25-27 Feb 2009: Xth Meeting of the Italian GRASS and GFOSS users, Cagliari, Italy
Areas for Improvement
- any weaknesses in process, software, management, etc. that you plan to address or recognise need some help
- develop migration guides for public administration
- develop a sponsorship program
Opportunities to Help
- list areas that could use some help from members and readers of the report
Outlook for 2010
- this is the motivational part that is meant to inspire readers to keep their eyes open for great stuff in 2009 :)