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Advancing open source geospatial software for the do d ic edward pickle opengeo 20100802a
- 1. Advancing Open Source Geospatial Software for the DoD/IC MILITARY OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE (Mil-OSS) August 3, 2010
- 9. Who Uses OpenGeo Software?
- 11. Helping the DOD/IC Easily create, visualize and publish data for situational awareness with the OpenGeo Suite
- 12. Â
- 13. GeoServer
- 15. A New Approach to Developing SDI
- 16. The CAPRA Program Central America Probabilistic Risk Assessment CAPRA is an ongoing initiative to develop and enhance a set of free and open source tools to understand , communicate and support decisions to reduce disaster risk within Central America.
- 17. Multiple Natural Hazards EARTHQUAKE HURRICANE INTENSE RAIN VOLCANO TSUNAMI GROUND SHAKING / LIQUEFACTION LANDSLIDES - GROUND SHAKING - HURRICANE RAINFALL - OTHER RAINFALL STRONG WINDS STORM SURGE HURRICANE RAINFALL FLOODS - HURRICANE RAINFALL - OTHER RAINFALL ASH FALLS BALLISTIC EJECTIONS PYROCLASTIC FLOWS LAVA FLOWS
- 18. Probabilistic Risk Modeling Risk (i.e. probable loss) Hazard (i.e. earthquake) Exposure (i.e. houses) Vulnerability (of house to quake) INFRASTRUCTURE ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMIC SOCIAL - Disaster Impact Analysis - Scenario or Stochastic
- 19. SDIs and Collaborative Mapping Risk (i.e. probable loss) Hazard (i.e. earthquake) Exposure (i.e. houses) Vulnerability (of house to quake) 1) Locate the data that already exists 2) Access and share that data 3) Create the data that is not in existence
- 21. The theory of SDI developed before we learned what was possible with the InternetâŚ
- 22. Successful Internet projects have a vitality that encourages participation.
- 23. Align incentives to create a sustainable Spatial Data Infrastructure Necessary, but not sufficient to just have policies, requirements & mandates Necessary, but not sufficient to just have best-of-breed software Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)
- 24. â Tim OâReilly â Architectures of Participationâ An âArchitecture of Participationâ 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.
- 25. GeoNode = Web Portals + Web 2.0 User at the Center Compelling and relevant User Responsibility Reduce Barriers of Entry
- 26. GeoNode Principle Concepts Collaboration Distribution Cartography Data collection
- 28. Usage Statistics Add ContextâŚ
- 29. Ratings Inform Search ResultsâŚ
- 32. User Profiles as Sources of Metadata
- 33. User Profiles as Sources of Metadata
- 34. GeoNode is About CartographyâŚ
- 35. ...that will entice people to upload and use their data on GeoNode Give Users Web GIS ToolsâŚ
- 36. Styling
- 37. Editing
- 38. Tools and workflows for data integration Focus on exposure data for disaster reduction GeoNode is about Data Collection
- 39. OpenStreetMap Focus on exposure data for disaster reduction Data Collection Platform
- 44. GeoNode Status: Progress, Challenges and Promise
- 54. Solution: Give Users Control
- 55. Solution: Group Endorsement
Editor's Notes
- The OpenGeo Suite enables scalable solutions to combine enterprise data with Google's mapping infrastructure. The OpenGeo Suite excels at Google Maps and Earth integration, connecting directly to existing databases, no matter how large.
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- For example, we want usage statistics to add context ala YouTube
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