The Eclipse Foundation is in the process of setting up the LocationTech industry working group. The uDig project has (in a small way) taken part in the initial organisation of LocationTech, and has gone so far as to change license and submit an
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application to join!The industry working group is expected to officially launch "real soon now," and is already hosting a series of talks and demos from a range interesting projects:Open Layers 3 - Nov 7th Cesium tech talk - Nov 24th (talk is complete but video is up on YouTube) And coming up:uDig GIS tech talk Nov 27th - 5pm EST (click for time in your area)Leaflet tech talk - Dec 4th: 11am EST (click for time in your area) Join the uDig Tech Talk Nov 27thThat's right - uDig google hangout is this week. Follow LocationTech on Twitter for the google hangout URL. We look forward to seeing you! LocationTech ProposalIf you are interested in tracking the uDig Project's progress towards joining LocationTech here is our community request for change page that shows what is involved, and what tasks we have remaining.The official proposal is on the LocationTech website. (We are pleased to be the first project listed!) We would also like to thank our mentor Benjamin Cabé who is introducing us to the eclipse process. [Less]
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The Eclipse Foundation is in the process of setting up the LocationTech industry working group. The uDig project has (in a small way) taken part in the initial organisation of LocationTech, and has gone so far as to change license and submit an
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application to join!The industry working group is expected to officially launch "real soon now," and is already hosting a series of talks and demos from a range interesting projects:Open Layers 3 - Nov 7th Cesium tech talk - Nov 24th (talk is complete but video is up on YouTube) And coming up:uDig GIS tech talk Nov 27th - 5pm EST (click for time in your area)Leaflet tech talk - Dec 4th: 11am EST (click for time in your area) Join the uDig Tech Talk Nov 27thThat's right - uDig google hangout is this week. Follow LocationTech on Twitter for the google hangout URL. We look forward to seeing you! LocationTech ProposalIf you are interested in tracking the uDig Project's progress towards joining LocationTech here is our community request for change page that shows what is involved, and what tasks we have remaining.The official proposal is on the LocationTech website. (We are pleased to be the first project listed!) We would also like to thank our mentor Benjamin Cabé who is introducing us to the eclipse process. [Less]
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We recently partecipated at the GIS Clipping benchmark using also uDig's Spatial Toolbox.We had some quite good results. If you are interested, have a look here.
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We recently partecipated at the GIS Clipping benchmark using also uDig's Spatial Toolbox.We had some quite good results. If you are interested, have a look here.
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We recently partecipated at the GIS Clipping benchmark using also uDig's Spatial Toolbox.We had some quite good results. If you are interested, have a look here.
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We recently partecipated at the GIS Clipping benchmark using also uDig's Spatial Toolbox.We had some quite good results. If you are interested, have a look here.
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Today we activated a youtube channel for uDig: http://www.youtube.com/udiggisHere we want to collect different video material about uDig.Some members of the community have agreed on creating each week a new tutorial about any feature not yet
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described.Need some examples?
Ever needed to change language of the gui?Or maybe you are new to GIS and are wondering about how to load common gis data formats?What about query data in uDig?More advanced users might need to rasterize a shapefile or vectorize a raster?Scientific users might want to get started with the Spatial toolbox to do some analyses, maybe start with the extraction of a watershed from a DEM?Anyone can contribute to the channel and anyone can ask for a tutorial about a certain feature.On this page information about ongoing tutorial production is kept.If you need a tutorial about any uDig feature, check if it is not already listed there, and if it is not, join the mailinglist and ask kindly. :)
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Today we activated a youtube channel for uDig: http://www.youtube.com/udiggisHere we want to collect different video material about uDig.Some members of the community have agreed on creating each week a new tutorial about any feature not yet
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described.Need some examples?Ever needed to change language of the gui?Or maybe you are new to GIS and are wondering about how to load common gis data formats?What about query data in uDig?More advanced users might need to rasterize a shapefile or vectorize a raster?Scientific users might want to get started with the Spatial toolbox to do some analyses, maybe start with the extraction of a watershed from a DEM?Anyone can contribute to the channel and anyone can ask for a tutorial about a certain feature.On this page information about ongoing tutorial production is kept.If you need a tutorial about any uDig feature, check if it is not already listed there, and if it is not, join the mailinglist and ask kindly. :) [Less]
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Today we activated a youtube channel for uDig: http://www.youtube.com/udiggisHere we want to collect different video material about uDig.Some members of the community have agreed on creating each week a new tutorial about any feature not yet
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described.Need some examples?Ever needed to change language of the gui?Or maybe you are new to GIS and are wondering about how to load common gis data formats?What about query data in uDig?More advanced users might need to rasterize a shapefile or vectorize a raster?Scientific users might want to get started with the Spatial toolbox to do some analyses, maybe start with the extraction of a watershed from a DEM?Anyone can contribute to the channel and anyone can ask for a tutorial about a certain feature.On this page information about ongoing tutorial production is kept.If you need a tutorial about any uDig feature, check if it is not already listed there, and if it is not, join the mailinglist and ask kindly. :) [Less]
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Quick update on the results of the uDig License Change.First up thanks to the community for filling in the survey, asking questions, and reviewing options on the email list.The Project Steering Committee has accepted an RFC making uDig available
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under a dual BSD and EPL license. This is an excellent compromise between using BSD to share code with projects such as GeoTools, while retaining the protection afforded by the Eclipse Public License as we work with downstream Eclipse RCP projects.There will be a bit of work ahead as we make the transition, thank you for your continued support. [Less]
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