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- 1. Towards the Open Geospatial Web – Chris Holmes
- 2. “ Architectures of Participation” – Coined by Tim O’Reilly
- 4. An “Architecture of Participation” is both social and technical , leveraging the skills and energy of users as much as possible to cooperate in building something bigger than any single person or organization could alone .
- 5. Architectures of Participation Software: The first domain to see benefits The process can be applied to other fields
- 8. The Success of SDIs?
- 15. Hardware
- 16. Software
- 17. Metadata
- 19. A Catalog to Register On
- 20. Contributing Data to Google…
- 23. Does user contribution alone make an SDI?
- 29. OSM Maps
- 30. OSM Maps
- 32. Towards Maturity: Workflow vs
- 33. Towards Maturity: Scope vs
- 35. Towards Maturity: Licensing For Geodata?
- 42. Join the Web!
- 43. A Geo Web Node
- 44. GeoWeb Node: Rooted in Data Access PostGIS Oracle Spatial DB2 ArcSDE MySQL
- 45. GeoWeb Node: Spreading to the Geo Web Google Earth Virtual Earth Google Maps NASA WorldWind Yahoo! Maps
- 46. GeoWeb Node: Integrated Viewer
- 47. GeoWeb Node: Online Styling
- 48. GeoWeb Node: Easy upload Choose File Geofile.shp Upload
- 49. GeoWeb Node: Searchable by Google
- 50. GeoWeb Node: Editing
- 51. GeoWeb Node: Versioning and advanced workflow
- 59. My GeoWeb Goal Let’s build a Geo Web that’s so compelling and easy-to-use that everyone: Citizens, Governments, NGO’s and Companies all naturally collaborate towards the same infrastructure for public good.
Notas del editor
- Thank you all for having me out, I’m excited to speak on the theme of this conference, the Spatially Enabled Society I come from a background in open source software, and have been working sort of from the grass roots towards a spatially enabled society - having geospatial information just be a substrate on which everything else is built, a public infrastructure like the internet But I’ve always felt that there’s only so far the grass roots can go, and indeed the software I’ve built has all been about helping governments share their existing information. The goal I’ve been working towards is cooperation between all - government, ngo, commercial and citizen, so it’s great to have this opportunity to talk to you all about where I’m coming from, and I imagine to learn far more about your perspectives. The true spatially enabled society is only going to come from everyone cooperating. So I’m hoping to get across some of what I’ve learned in my years making OS software We buy our spaghetti from tratori not mcdonalds. But our children prefer coca cola