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Annual Code Sprint comes to Vienna (Austria) in 2023!
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Purpose
Bring together project members to make decisions and tackle larger geospatial problems as in previous years:
- Virtual Event (2020)
- Minnesota (2019)
- Bonn (2018)
- Daytona_Beach (2017)
- Paris (2016)
- Philadelphia (2015)
- Vienna (2014)
- Boston (2013)
- Island Wood (Seattle) (2012)
- Montreal (2011)
- New York City (2010)
- Toronto (2009)
Sponsors
Sponsoring Find out about Sponsoring the Event.
- Co-Host
- Gold Sponsors
- Silver Sponsors
- Bronze Sponsors
Dates and Times
- Date: November 6 to November 9
- Time: 9:00am to 17:00pm each day
Other Events in Q4 2023
- please add your event
Location
- Vienna, Austria
BIDS23
The OSGeo Community Sprint 2023 will be hosted by the Big Data from Space 2023 (BiDS) event.
BiDS brings together key actors from industry, academia, EU entities and government to reveal user needs, exchange ideas and showcase latest technical solutions and applications touching all aspects of space and big data technologies, providing a unique opportunity to discuss and present the most recent innovations and challenges encountered in the context of big data from space. The 2023 edition of BiDS will focus not only technologies enabling insight and foresight inferable from big data from space. Together, we want to emphasize how breakthrough space data driven technologies impact on society’s grand challenges, such as climate change and the green transition.
The event, organized by the European Space Agency (ESA) together with the European Union Satellite Center (SatCen) and the Joint Research Center (JRC), will take place at the Austria Center Vienna, and counts with the support of the partners FFG, Austria in Space and the Federal Ministry Republic of Austria.
Coding Venue
- The Austria Center Vienna will be the host of BIDS '23.
- As Austria's largest conference center, it opened in 1987 and has 19 halls, 180 meeting rooms, and 26,000 square meters of exhibition and networking space with a capacity of up to 22,800 guests.
- It is a popular destination in the international conference circuit and is located next to a UN headquarters, making it a unique location for the latest edition of Big Data from Space.
- Austria Center Vienna, Bruno-Kreisky-Platz 1, 1220 Wien, Austria
- OpenStreetMap
Parking
- Austria Center Vienna provides parking space
Accommodation
Several hotels and apartments are close to the venue. You will be able to find lots of options within walking distance.
Social Evening
EOX has organized a social evening on Wednesday November 8th.
The event is by invite only and people need to get an wristband at the sprint location.
The event will take place at Stockl im Park at 19:00
Right before the event there is the option for a city tour with Tramway-Oldtimer Ride
Details in pdf
How to get there
Travelling to/from Vienna international airport
Metro
Suburban Rail
Bus Services
Taxi
Project Plans
(i.e what do you wish/want/plan to work on during the sprint ?)
- OSGeoLive:
- Work towards 16.0 release
- Pangeo community:
- Pangeo project ideas, incl. Alexander Kmoch & DGGS
- STAC BoF / European Community Show of Hands:
- We (EOX) would like to better get to know the European scene of STAC users and contributors. For this reason we'd like to organize a Birds of a Feather session, where we talk about the use and development of STAC specification, tools and resources. If there is a reasonable interest, we could expand this to a session actually dedicated towards actual work on STAC related items.
- GRASS GIS:
- Review lidar binning code for large point clouds (r.in.pdal tool)
- Work on topics not completed at the recent GRASS Community Meeting Prague 2023
- pycsw
- STAC enhancements
- OGC API - Records alignment
- metadata repository abstraction
- federation
- 3.0.0-beta1 release
- pygeoapi
- updating CI to Python 3.8
- PR/issue sweep
- OGC API - Maps updates
- OGC API - Records CSW provider
- data access abstraction (fs, s3, etc.) in core
- 0.16 release
- MapServer
- Creation of a new OGC API workshop
- mappyfile community project discussions
- QGIS
- PDAL
- geometric and topometric topics (for example: neighbors search, grid computations, and other stuff).
- GeoNode
Participants
Please add your name and the projects you are planning to sprint and note the likeliness of your attendance.
| No | Name | Country | Organisation | Projects | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Accommodation | Likelihood | Food Restrictions | social event | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Angelos Tzotsos | GR | tzotsos(at)osgeo.org | OSGeo | pycsw, OSGeoLive, GeoNode, UbuntuGIS, pygeoapi, OTB | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 2 | Tom Kralidis | CA | tomkralidis(at)gmail.com | OSGeo | pycsw, OWSLib, pygeoapi, GeoHealthCheck, MapServer, other geopython projects | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 3 | Michael Smith | US | michael.smith.erdc(at)gmail.com | OSGeo | pdal, mapserver, other geopython projects | x | x | x | x | Certain | No | x | ||
| 4 | Stephan Meißl | AT | stephan.meissl(at)eox.at | EOX | MapServer, View Server/EOxServer, various | x | x | x | x | local | Certain | No | x | |
| 5 | Alexander Kmoch | EE | alexander.kmoch(at)ut.ee | Univ. Tartu, Pangeo | DGGS, DGGRID, pygeoapi, xarray, various | x | x | x | x | Certain | No | x | ||
| 6 | Howard Butler | US | howard(at)hobu.co | Hobu, Inc. | PDAL, GDAL, point clouds | x | x | x | x | Certain | No | x | ||
| 7 | Brian M Hamlin | US | maplabs(at)light42.com | CalOpenData | OSGeoLive, Open Data Cube | x | x | x | x | Certain | Vegetarian | x | ||
| 8 | Marco Bernasocchi | CH | marco@opengis.ch | OSGeo, QGIS.org | QGIS | x | x | x | x | Certain | NOne | x | ||
| 9 | Seth Girvin | FR | sethg@geographika.net | OSGeo | MapServer, OSGeoLive, GeoStyler, mappyfile | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | None | x | |
| 10 | Pirmin Kalberer | CH | pka (at) sourcepole.com | Sourcepole | OGC APIs, BBOX, GeoRust, various | x | x | x | - | Very likely | None | x | ||
| 11 | Anita Graser | AT | anita@qgis.orgm | AIT | QGIS, MobilityDB, MovingPandas | x | x | x | - | local | Certain | None | x | |
| 12 | Brad Chambers | US | brad.chambers(at)gmail.com | Grover Consulting Services | PDAL, point clouds | x | x | x | x | Certain | No | x | ||
| 13 | Jürgen Fischer | DE | jef(at)norbit.de | norBIT GmbH | QGIS, OSGeo4W | x | x | x | x | tbd | Likely | None | x | |
| 14 | Fabian Schindler | AT | fabian.schindler(at)eox.at | EOX | MapServer, View Server/EOxServer | x | x | x | x | local | Certain | Vegetarian | x | |
| 15 | Gérald Fenoy | FR | gerald.fenoy(at)Geolabs.fr | GeoLabs | ZOO-Project, MapServer | x | x | - | - | local | Very likely | None | x | |
| 16 | Léa Vauchier | FR | lea.vauchier(at)ign.fr | IGN | pdal, point clouds | x | x | x | x | tbd | Certain | Vegetarian | x | |
| 17 | Antoine Lavenant | FR | antoine.lavenant(at)ign.fr | IGN | pdal, point clouds | x | x | x | x | tbd | Certain | No | x | |
| 18 | Ariel Anthieni | AR | aanthieni(at)kan.com.ar | OSGeo, Kan Territory&IT, Geolibres Arg. | GeoNode, QGIS, Metadata | x | x | x | x | Booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 19 | Tina Odaka | AR | Tina.Odaka(at)ifremer.fr | IFREMER, LOPS, Pangeo | DGGS(Healpix)-Xarray | x | x | x | x | Booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 20 | Daniel Loos | DE | dloos(at)bgc-jena.mpg.de | Max Planck Biogeochemistry | DGGS | - | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 21 | Even Rouault | FR | even.rouault(at)spatialys.com | Spatialys | GDAL, PROJ | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 22 | Dan Baston | US | dbaston(at)isciences.com | ISciences | GDAL, GEOS | x | x | x | x | tbd | Certain | No | x | |
| 23 | Alejandro Coca-Castro | UK | acoca(at)turing.ac.uk | Pangeo | DGGS(Healpix)-Xarray | x | x | x | - | booked | Likely | No | x | |
| 24 | Justus Magin | FR | justus.magin(at)ifremer.fr | CNRS, LOPS, Pangeo | DGGS(Healpix)-Xarray | x | x | x | x | tbd | Certain | Vegetarian | x | |
| 25 | Benoit Bovy | FR | Tina.Odaka(at)ifremer.fr | Xarray | DGGS(Healpix)-Xarray | x | x | x | - | tbd | Likely | No | x | |
| 26 | Markus Neteler | DE | neteler(at)mundialis.de | mundialis | GRASS GIS | x | x | x | x | tbd | Very Likely | No | x | |
| 27 | Lubomir Dolezal | AT | lubomir.dolezal(at)eox.at | EOX | View Server/EOxServer | x | x | x | x | local | Certain | No | x | |
| 28 | Joachim Ungar | AT | joachim.ungar(at)eox.at | EOX | mapchete | x | x | - | x | local | Certain | No | x | |
| 29 | Nikola Jankovic | AT | niikola.jankovic(at)eox.at | EOX | View Server/EOxServer | x | x | x | x | local | Certain | No | x | |
| 30 | Martin Dobias | SK | martin.dobias(at)lutraconsulting.co.uk | Lutra Consulting | QGIS, PDAL | - | x | x | x | tbd | Likely | No | x | |
| 31 | Guillaume Eynard-Bontemps | FR | guillaume.eynard-bontemps(at)cnes.fr | CNES, Pangeo | Xarray, Datacubes | - | x | x | x | booked | Very Likely | No | x | |
| 32 | Andreas Neumann | CH | andreas(at)qgis.org | QGIS / ETH Zurich | QGIS | - | x | x | x | booked | certain | No | x | |
| 33 | Aron Gergely | NL | aron.gergely(at)rasterra.nl | Rasterra | QGIS, xarray, pangeo | - | x | x | x | booked | Very Likely | No | x | |
| 34 | Bernhard Mallinger | AT | bernhard.mallinger(at)eox.at | EOX | pygeoapi, View Server/EOxServer, EOxHub | x | x | x | x | local | Certain | Vegetarian | x | |
| 35 | Raymond Nijssen | NL | r.nijssen(at)terglobo.nl | Terglobo | QGIS | - | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 36 | Richard Duivenvoorde | NL | richard(at)zuidt.nl | Zuidt | QGIS | - | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 37 | Selma Vidimlic | BA | selma@kartoza.com | QGIS / Kartoza | QGIS | x | x | x | x | tbd | Certain | No | x | |
| 38 | Moritz Langer | AT | moritz.langer@ama.gv.at | equip | pygeoapi, various python projects | x | x | x | x | local | Very likely | Vegetarian | x | |
| 39 | Mathieu Tachon | NO | mathieu.tachon@kartverket.no | Kartverket | pygeoapi | x | x | x | x | tbd | Certain | No | x | |
| 40 | Connor Manning | US | connor@hobu.co | Hobu | PDAL, COPC, Entwine | - | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 41 | Felix Cremer | DE | fcremer(at)bgc-jena.mpg.de | Max Planck Biogeochemistry | YAXArrays.jl, other JuliaGeo projects, | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | Vegetarian | x | |
| 42 | Peter Limkilde Svendsen | DK | pelis at sdfi.dk | SDFI | PDAL, COPC, GDAL | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 43 | Ryan Abernathey | US | ryan at earthmover.io | Earthmover | Xarray, Zarr | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 44 | Andreas Hocevar | AT | andreas.hocevar at gmail.com | w3geo | OpenLayers, STAC | - | x | x | - | local | Certain | No | x | |
| 45 | Dimitar Misev | DE | misev at rasdaman.com | rasdaman / Constructor University | rasdaman | - | x | x | - | local | Very likely | No | x | |
| 46 | Brian Davis | HR | brian at earthmover.io | Earthmover | Xarray, Zarr | x | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 47 | Martin Landa | CZ | landa.martin at gmail.com | CTU in Prague | GRASS GIS | x | x | x | x | tbd | Certain | No | x | |
| 48 | Andrew Bell | US | andrew@hobu.co | Hobu | PDAL, COPC, Entwine | - | x | x | x | booked | Certain | No | x | |
| 49 | Linda Karlovska | CZ | linda.karlovska@fsv.cvut.cz | Ctu in Prague | GRASS GIS | x | x | - | - | tbd | Certain | No | x | |
| 50 | Germán Carrillo | CO | gcarrillo(at)linuxmail.org | GeoTux / Geoideal | QGIS | x | x | x | - | tbd | Very likely | No | x | |
| 51 | Thomas Brus | AT | thomas.brus@geosphere.at | geosphere.at | QGIS, Geonetwork, Geoserver | - | x | x | - | local | Certain | No | x | |
| 52 | Markus Mayr | AT | markus.mayr@gisforge.com | RISE (Research Industrial Systems Engineering) | QGIS (Plugin) | x | x | x | x | local | Very Likely | No | x | |
| 53 | Paul van Genuchten | NL | genuchten@yahoo.com | ISRIC - World soil Information | pycsw, pygeometa, mapserver, geonetwork | - | - | x | x | Very Likely | No | x | ||
| 54 | Matthias Kuhn | CH | matthias@opengis.ch | OPENGIS.ch | QGIS, QField | - | x | x | - | Very Likely | No | x | ||
| 55 | Matthias Mohr | DE | matthias@mohr.ws | - | STAC, OpenLayers | x | x | x | - | booked | Very Likely | No | - |
Remote:
1. Vaclav (Vashek) Petras (US, wenzeslaus gmail com, NC State University, GRASS GIS, asynchronous, 6 hours behind)
2. Rajat Shinde (US, rajatshinde2303 gmail com, NASA IMPACT - UAH, ZOO-Project, Asynchronous, GMT-5)
Communication
- Please join the mailing list: https://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/tosprint
- IRC chat during the event: #tosprint Server: irc.freenode.net
- Gitter channel: https://gitter.im/OSGeo/Sprint
Costs
Participants should plan for the following costs:
- Travel to Vienna
- Accommodation for x nights
Individual preparation
- Bring your own laptop
- Bring your power connector adapter if needed. See also http://www.power-plugs-sockets.com/
- Install Git and compiler tools, and come with a working development environment
Sponsoring
The Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) has a long tradition of organizing code sprints for developers of Open Source GIS software. (https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Category:Code_Sprints).
An international community/code sprint for OSGeo will take place Nov 6-9, 2023.
We expect about 80 developers from all over the world to come from various OSGeo projects. Whether desktop application, geospatial library, metadata catalog or web mapping: be sure to find products in the list that you use. The sprint is also an opportunity for your developers to meet with the core developers of the projects, get a deeper insight into the software and participate in the development.
This years' sprint will take place in Vienna and will be hosted by Big Data From Space '23 and organized by members of the local OSGeo chapter.
In addition to the costs of providing the technical infrastructure and space, food and drink for the developers represents the main cost. Morning/afternoon meals and drinks during the day are planned. In addition, we hope to provide several evening meals and social events.
In order to cover these costs we would be overjoyed to accept offers of sponsorship!
What we can offer:
- Your logo on top of the community sprint website as well as on all official documents used during the sprint
- Acknowledgement in all sprint related emails
- Our undying gratitude, which comes in handy when you least expect it (remember that feature you wanted?)
Our sponsorship levels:
- Gold: >= 2500 USD
- Silver: 1500 USD
- Bronze: 750 USD
So...
- get your company talking to the top project developers.
- encourage your GIS developers to take advantage of this opportunity, there is no better opportunity to learn!
- support the software you use - you benefit immediately.
Thank you very much!
Contact: To sponsor, please contact tzotsos@osgeo.org directly.
Event Owner
Press Release
We are looking forward to the next OSGeo Code Sprint!