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=== Basic Information === | === Basic Information === | ||
| − | + | The GRASS GIS community meeting will take place in June or July, 2024 in Prague. | |
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==== Audience ==== | ==== Audience ==== | ||
| − | Based on previous events, we expect between 10 and 20 people for this meeting. The meeting is open to all users, supporters, contributors, power users and developers who want to make a meaningful contribution to the project. To maximize participation, we are raising money for travel and other expenses. | + | Based on previous events, we expect between 10 and 20 people for this meeting. The meeting is open to all users, supporters, contributors, power users and developers who want to make a meaningful contribution to the project. To maximize participation, we are raising money for travel and other expenses. Last year, total of 17 people participated in the event in-person, additional 4 people participated remotely, and 2 leaders from other projects connected remotely as well. |
==== Region ==== | ==== Region ==== | ||
| − | The event is global. The in-person meeting will take place in Prague, Czechia | + | The event is global. The in-person meeting will take place in Prague, Czechia. |
==== Project and Focus ==== | ==== Project and Focus ==== | ||
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We will work on GRASS GIS and integrations with related OSGeo projects. We will revise connection to QGIS to make it easier to maintain, and we will migrate the build to CMake to improve Windows builds including PDAL support. Furthermore, we will move documentation to Markdown to make it easier to contribute to and we will add images and examples for tools and workflows which still miss them. Finally, we will automate and document maintenance processes to reduce the burden on maintainers and thus improve the project sustainability. | We will work on GRASS GIS and integrations with related OSGeo projects. We will revise connection to QGIS to make it easier to maintain, and we will migrate the build to CMake to improve Windows builds including PDAL support. Furthermore, we will move documentation to Markdown to make it easier to contribute to and we will add images and examples for tools and workflows which still miss them. Finally, we will automate and document maintenance processes to reduce the burden on maintainers and thus improve the project sustainability. | ||
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| + | A [https://grass.osgeo.org/news/2023_08_13_grass_community_meeting_prague_june_2023_report/ press release] gives an overview of the last year's event. | ||
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==== Venue ==== | ==== Venue ==== | ||
| − | + | The space for the event is being negotiated. We are working towards an in-kind contribution of the space. | |
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=== Expected Budget === | === Expected Budget === | ||
Revision as of 14:27, 15 December 2023
The following information is requested as part of OSGeo Code Sprint Guidelines.
Request for support of the GRASS GIS Community Meeting 2024
Basic Information
The GRASS GIS community meeting will take place in June or July, 2024 in Prague.
Audience
Based on previous events, we expect between 10 and 20 people for this meeting. The meeting is open to all users, supporters, contributors, power users and developers who want to make a meaningful contribution to the project. To maximize participation, we are raising money for travel and other expenses. Last year, total of 17 people participated in the event in-person, additional 4 people participated remotely, and 2 leaders from other projects connected remotely as well.
Region
The event is global. The in-person meeting will take place in Prague, Czechia.
Project and Focus
(to be updated)
We will work on GRASS GIS and integrations with related OSGeo projects. We will revise connection to QGIS to make it easier to maintain, and we will migrate the build to CMake to improve Windows builds including PDAL support. Furthermore, we will move documentation to Markdown to make it easier to contribute to and we will add images and examples for tools and workflows which still miss them. Finally, we will automate and document maintenance processes to reduce the burden on maintainers and thus improve the project sustainability.
A press release gives an overview of the last year's event.
Length
The meeting will last 5 days which include a weekend to support participants who need to join outside of their work (determined by the planning team).
Venue
The space for the event is being negotiated. We are working towards an in-kind contribution of the space.
Expected Budget
Costs
| Item Description | EUR | USD | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Participant travel and lodging | 13,000.00 | 14,300.00 | Average 867 EUR per person estimated from 2023 expenses (15 participants) |
| Food, drink, snacks | 3,000.00 | 3,300.00 | 15 participants, 5 days, 40 EUR per day and person (estimated from 2023 rate) |
| Venue small expenses | 100.00 | 110.00 | 40 EUR Wifi fee, office supplies (estimated from 2023) |
| Total | 16,100.00 | 17,710.00 |
Sponsorship
| Item Description | EUR | USD | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| OSGeo | 5,000.00 | 5,500.00 | OSGeo budget for sprints |
| In-kind contributions | 7,000.00 | 7,700.00 | Estimated payments covered by other organizations (travel, lodging) |
| Community contributions | 4,100.00 | 4,510.00 | Newly or previously collected donations to GRASS GIS |
| Total | 16,100.00 | 17,710.00 |
Non-monetary In-kind Contributions
| Space | To be negotiated |
| Time for planning | North Carolina State University, CONICET, Faculty of Civil Engineering Czech Technical University in Prague (FCE CTU), mundialis |
| Time for participation | North Carolina State University, Faculty of Civil Engineering Czech Technical University in Prague (FCE CTU), mundialis |
Profit, Loss and Risk
There is no fee for participation and no profit is expected. Surplus money will go to the general GRASS budget, that is esp. the student mini grant program. Assuming the travel will be reimbursed to participants, the risk of canceled and not taken flights is taken by the potential participants. No or insufficient funding will lead to lower participation as several potential participants expressed a high interest in travel support.