Boston Sprint 2013 Agenda

Meeting times and locations can be found: Boston Code Sprint 2013

PostGIS / pgRouting

General Stuff

1. When are we going to release 2.1. Steps remaining before we can
2. SpGist -- when is that going to happen will make cut for 2.1 or push to 2.2
3. How best to integrate Oslandia 3D work, concerns etc.
4. Google SoC 2013
5. Regression suites (performance, valgrind?)

Geocoding specific stuff

1. Integrating Steve Woodbridge - address normalizer into PostGIS
2. Packaging as part of windows builds at very least

pgRouting

1. Packaging pgRouting for windows to be availabe in stack builder along side PostGIS
2. Discussion of how pgRouting / PostGIS can better work together and melding the two projects
3. Side note both Oslandia 3D work and pgRouting both use CGAL, possible opportunity/concern there ?
   1. I am looking into the possibility of drop CGAL and GAUL dependency to simplify builds
4. pgRouting 2.0 release (working on building that plan now)

Raster

1. Raster seems in darn good shape for 2.1 so least worried about raster. Great job :)
2. Rework of MapAlgebra for 2.1 or push to 2.2
   1. Performance of expression-based mapalgebra
   2. Performance of ST_Clip
3. GDAL raster driver - good support for overviews, irregularly tiled coverage
4. QGIS - good support for large coverage (overviews, irregularly tiled coverage), import export. What need to be enhanced?
5. ST_CreateOverview()
6. Test performance of ST_Union() when number of pixel increase
7. Define another (faster?) way to rasterize a vector coverage with ST_MakeEmptyTiledCovererage(), ST_BurnToRaster(geometry, raster) & ST_UnionToRaster()
8. Discuss a more flexible way to rasterize a vector coverage
9. Raster using pthreads in the future?
10. Rewrite parts of raster2pgsql
11. pgsql2raster prototype?
12. Discuss "PostGIS Extra PL/pgSQL Function Set"
13. Discuss interpolation - from some point, from millions of points
14. Test regular blocking constraint
15. Discuss viewshed
16. Discuss integration of raster2pgsql into the GUI