FOSS4G 2023 Community Sprint

Community Sprint

Also this year, after the conference, there will be the OSGeo community sprint.

Participation is free of charge and anyone involved or interested in getting involved in OSGeo community projects is welcome.

You can choose to contribute to one or more projects. The sky is the limit. There’s always plenty to do – and it’s not all about programming. Translation, documentation, feedback, discussions, and testing are very important for projects! Conference registration is not a prerequisite for participation in the community sprint.

When

The community sprint will be held on 01-02 of July.

• 8:00 - 21:00

Where

The community sprint will be hosted at the Innovation and Training Park Prizren.

• Location on OSM

Registered Attendees

The community sprint is free of charge but we kindly ask you to write down your name for better planning.

No	Name	Email	Projects	Registered to FOSS4G conference	Present on Sat 1st	Present on Sun 2nd
1	Astrid Emde	astrid_emde osgeo org	OSGeo, OSGeoLive, Mapbender	Yes	Yes	Yes
2	Raymond Nijssen	raymond.nijssen terglobo nl	QGIS	Yes	Yes	Yes
3	Ivansanchez (talk)	ivan sanchezortega es	Leaflet, Gleo, OGC standards	Yes	Yes	Yes
4	Simon Šanca	simon.sanca hvl no	QGIS, GRASS GIS	Yes	Yes	No
5	Vicky Vergara	vicky.vergara at osgeo.org	pgRouting, OSgeo, OSGeolive	Yes	No	Yes
6	Jesper Larsson	jesper.larsson at constellr com	Helping out with anything :)	Yes	Yes	yes
7	Jody Garnett	jody.garnett@gmail.com	OpenGIS Harmonization	yes	yes	yes
8	Andrea Aime	andrea.aime at geosolutionsgroup com	OpenGIS Harmonization	yes	yes	Morning only
9	Ian Turton	ian at ianturton.com	OpenGIS Harmonization	yes	yes	No
10	Felix Delattre	felix delattre de	Helping out with anything	Yes	Yes	No
11	Ariel Anthieni	aanthieni at kan dot com dot ar	Geonode	Yes	Yes	x
12	Walter Shilman	wshilman at kan dot com dot ar	Geonode	Yes	Yes	x
13	Luís de Sousa	luis dot de dot sousa at protonmail dot com	PyWPS, pygeometa, GRASS	Yes	Yes	Yes
14	Just van den Broecke	just at gmail dot com	pygeoapi, GeoHealthCheck, map5topo	Yes	Yes	Yes
15	Irdi Ismaili	irdiismaili11 at protonmail dot com	Helping out with anything	Yes	Yes	Yes
16	Angelos Tzotsos	tzotsos(at)osgeo.org	pycsw, OSGeoLive, GeoNode, UbuntuGIS, pygeoapi, OTB	Yes	Yes	Yes
17	Jerome St-Louis	jerome(at)ecere.com	OGC APIs / Styles & Symbology Standards, Ecere SDK, GNOSIS SDK/Map Server/Cartographer	Yes	Yes	Yes
18	Stefan Blumentrath	stefan.blumentrath@gmx.de	GRASS GIS, actinia	Yes	Yes	Maybe
19	Taro Matsuzawa	taro@georepublic.co.jp	QGIS, SMASH, UNVT	Yes	yes	Maybe
20	Marcel Wallschlaeger	marcel.wallschlaeger(at)zalf.de	GeoNode	Yes	yes	Maybe
21	Michel Stuyts	info(at)michelstuyts.be	QGIS	Yes	Yes	No
22	ShogoHirasawa	s.hirasawa@eukarya.io	Plug-in development for Re:Earth	Yes	Yes	Yes
23	Hidemichi Baba	h.baba@eukarya.io	Plug-in development for Re:Earth	Yes	Yes	Yes
24	Arisa Mikumo	a.mikumo@eukarya.io	Plug-in development for Re:Earth	Yes	Yes	Yes
24	Aki Sato	satoaki087@gmail.com	Plug-in development for Re:Earth	Yes	Yes	Yes
25	Ricardo Garcia Silva	ricardo.garcia.silva@gmail.com	pygeoapi, maybe also help with other stuff	Yes	Yes	Yes
N	my name	my email	projects I will work on	x	x	x

Workgroups

pgRouting

Attending

• Vicky Vergara

Goals

• Work on incubation tasks

OpenGIS Harmonization

The OGC GeoAPI Implementation Specification requires exclusive use of the org.opengis Java package. OSGeo experimented in cross-project collaboration using “geoapi-pending” interfaces defined in the org.opengis Java package. This activity removes use org.opengis from OSGeo projects, and provides scripts to help the wider Java community adapt to the change.

Visit OSGeo opengis-harmonization initiative activity background, including sponsorship opportunities. See GeoTools wiki for technical details on is challenge.

Attending

• Jody Garnett
• Andrea Aime

Goals

1. Introduce an org.geotools.api packages as a drop-in replacement for org.opengis packages
2. Pull methods down into existing GeoTools interface and extends relationship
3. Produce linux or ant script to migrate client code (to be provided with update instructions)
4. Stretch goal: Remove interfaces that have no implementations

GeoNode

Working in contribute to the accessibility of different languages to the official documentation and software

Attending

• Ariel Anthieni
• Walter Shilman
• Marcel Wallschläger

Goals

• Review set translation process in transifex
• Think of a proposal to improve the metadata module
• Generate translation proccess form sotfware

GRASS GIS

Attending

• Stefan

Re:Earth

Re:Earth" is a WebGIS platform that serves as the foundation for a "digital twin" that reproduces information from physical space in virtual space. This tool is released as open source software, and the source code is freely available. It has the following features

- Provides an environment for easy utilization of geospatial (physical space) data, which is becoming increasingly complex and large-scale

- General-purpose for management, analysis, and visualization of geospatial data

- Realization of WebGIS: Expanding functionality by developing plug-ins for various fields Re:Earth" is developed using the latest Web technology, and a full-fledged GIS environment can be easily used on a Web browser without the need for installation. By making Re:Earth open source, we aim to form a worldwide OSS community with engineers from all over the world, including developers of the main unit and plug-ins.

Visit Re:Earth [1] . See GitHub [2] .

Attending

• Shogo Hirasawa
• Hidemichi Baba
• Arisa Mikumo
• Aki Sato

Goals

1. Create a project in Re:Earth
2. Creating Re:Earth plug-ins

Event Organization

The FOSS4G 2023 Team is the proud organiser of the community sprint.

For any question you can contact Raymond Nijssen, the person in charge of the community sprint.