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* [[Fall 2014 Committee Report for OSGeo Journal]]
 
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== Progress in the incubator ==
 
== Progress in the incubator ==

Revision as of 17:34, 24 October 2014

The project incubation committee is responsible for overseeing the incubation process for new projects entering the foundation. The incubation committee provides resources to assist new projects to reach full membership, and makes recommendations to the board when they feel projects have completed incubation.

Documents

Draft or Example Documents

Document Refresh 2014

Projects:

Reference:

Reports:

Trac:

Meetings and Reports

Meetings are scheduled via Mailing List and take place via IRC at the times specified in the Foundation Calendar.

Progress in the incubator

The OSGeo incubation process takes place in three stages:

  1. Initial Application
  2. Incubation
    1. Project Status: project details, and a few resourcing questions for the system admin committee (see Project Status Template).
    2. Provenance Review: quick check to ensure the project is open source and has permission to distribute its source code.
    3. Final Checklist: review the project procedures and gather requested information for OSGeo participation
  3. Graduation

The following projects are currently in OSGeo incubation:

  • pycsw: http://pycsw.org
    1. status template not filled out
    2. no provenance review provided
    3. no check list provided


The above pages are used to track the progress of incubation projects and are used by the developer team (and OSGeo mentor). In many cases the links will take you to a project specific wiki or website in order to be closer to their target community.

When projects have completed the incubation checklist their mentor will recommend them to the Incubation committee for graduation.

Graduated

The following status and provenance documents are for historical purposes, and are no longer actively maintained.


The initial projects to go through the incubation process helped define what is required. The above pages tracked the progress (and capture the experience) of these projects.