Journal Volume 3

This is the planning and work page for the OSGeo Journal - Volume 3 publication.

If you want to contribute an article, add it to this list in the appropriate category.

Please review the Journal License and Guidelines page before adding your article to either article list.

Deadlines

Articles welcome: Now
Articles requiring peer review, Submission Ends: September 30, 2007
Article Submission Ends: October 10, 2007
First Draft: October 25, 2007
Final Publication: November 15, 2007

Special Edition - FOSS4G Proceedings

This volume of the Journal will have a focus on the proceedings and papers presented at the Conference Event. There will still be room for other articles, though it may be limited depending on how many articles come from the conference presenters. If there are many FOSS4G articles, then the 'normal' articles will be postponed to the next volume.

If you are interested in providing a paper for this purpose, please add yourself to the following section. Otherwise, add your normal article to the sections further below.

Barde Julien, julien@mbari.org, A generic approach to manage metadata standards

Normal Edition

Contributors / Topics

See Journal for definition of the following categories. Add yourself if you are interested. Note that all categories don't have to be filled, so this serves as a rough outline for the types of content we generally hope to have.

Editorials

Tyler Mitchell: General updates

News

Editor: Jason Fournier
Additional contributors welcome...

Event Reports (2-3 articles)

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Project Introductions (1-2 articles)

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Case Studies (2-3 articles)

Peter Löwe: Wanderlust 2.0: The state and future of hiking trail management in Germany with FOSS GIS

Integration Studies (2-3 articles)

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Topical Studies (1-2 articles)

Markus Neteler: Open Source Quality Assessment System: The GRASS Case (aboutGRASS-QA)
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Programming Tutorials (1-2 articles)

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Interview(s)

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Developer Announcements

OSGeo project summaries
OSGeo Local Chapter updates
deegree3: the shape of things to come. (Markus Lupp)
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