Latent Semantic Analysis of the FOSS4G 2007 Program 10-04

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Latent Semantic Analysis of

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The Seven Dimensions of

OSGeo


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120 presentations


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219 proposals


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364 reviewers


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364 dimensions


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latent semantic analysis


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orthogonal axes


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dimensional reduction


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k-means clustering


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Integration Examples


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Minerva: Integrating GIS, 3D, and Virtual RealityThu 8:30-10:00

Georeferencing Historical Maps over the InternetWed 13:00-14:30

Open Source Geospatial Software Integration atthe United States Army Corps of Engineers(USACE) Tue 13:00-14:30

Ship Tracking with MapServer for Fun and ProfitThu 8:30-10:00


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Participatory GIS


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Design and implementation of internet-based "PublicParticipation GIS" using a user-centered process and the

open source modelTue 15:00-16:30

Open Source GIS and Sustainable Development

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Community Based Participatory GIS using Plone &PrimaGIS Tue 13:00-14:30

Making Use of Open Source Geo-spatial software forsupporting community based projects

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Java


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GeoServer, past, present and future Wed 13:00-14:30

Secrets of the JTS Topology Suite Wed 13:00-14:30

Coordinate System Transformations in Geotools and uDig -Contribution of Google Summer of Code 2006 and 2007

Thu 10:30-12:00

GeoServer and the GeoWeb: KML, GeoRSS, TileCachingand SuperOverlays Wed 13:00-14:30

Bringing the Web Processing Service to a new stage new52North WPS Features Wed 10:30-12:00


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Web Mapping


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Automatic Generation of Web-Based GIS/DatabaseApplications Thu 10:30-12:00

Mapping with AJAX and SVG Tue 13:00-14:30

Web based Vehicular tracking system. Wed 8:30-10:00

Cartoweb4, a easy to use and extensible web GISapplication built on top of OpenLayers.

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A full Web 3D GIS, using PostGIS and X3D output

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Community


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A year in the life of OpenStreetMap: How OSM is mappingthe world. Tue 15:00-16:30

Free Software Business Thu 8:30-10:00

The Gift Economy Ain't Free: Getting Help with Open

Source SoftwareThu 8:30-10:00

OSGeo: A community of communities Thu 10:30-12:00

Free and Open Geospatial Content: Intellectual PropertyRights and Cost Tue 15:00-16:30

Towards a Public Geodata Repository Tue 15:00-16:30


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uDig / gvSIG


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gvSIG: towards 4D GIS Thu 8:30-10:00

SEXTANTE: a gvSIG-based platform forgeographical analysis Wed 10:30-12:00

gvSIG Goes Mobile. gvSIG porting for mobiledevices. Wed 8:30-10:00

uDig Case Studies Wed 10:30-12:00

JGrass and Udig, chronicles of a lovestory

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Earth Observation


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TransitioningLow Earth Orbit Satellite Archive Data fromInformix (Geodetic DataBlade) to PostgreSQL (PostGIS)

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Processing and dissemination of satellite remote sensingdata in an heterogeneous environment.

Tue 15:00-16:30

High-Performance Image Processing and Cartography usingthe NASA Vision Workbench Wed 15:00-16:30

Development of Geoprocessing Service with Realtime Data

Using WPS and SOS Open StandardWed 10:30-12:00

TerraLib: an open source GIS library to build customizablegeographical applications on spatio-temporal databases

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Frameworks


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Putting the Pieces together: Combining different OpenSource components toward developing a powerful,Open Source WebGIS application framework.

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From Mapping to Metadata, From Simple to EnterprisePortals? - A one stop solution using portlet technology

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GeoMOOSE - A client framework focusing on localgovernment collaboration. Thu 8:30-10:00

Exploring the Synergies between Commercial and OpenSource Software Wed 8:30-10:00

Best Business Practices for Implementing Open SourceWeb MappingTechnology

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Trends of the Geo Web Tue 13:00-14:30


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GRASS / QGIS


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Analyzing Building Damages of a Major Earthquake UsingGRASS and R Wed 15:00-16:30

RiskBox: Natural Hazards and Risks Analysis within the GISGRASS Wed 15:00-16:30

Development and Implementation of Cut and Fill Problemin GRASS With 3D Representation Wed 10:30-12:00

The use of QGIS and Grass to deliver GIS applications to awider audience. Wed 10:30-12:00

Quantum GIS -- Five Years and Counting

Tue 15:00-16:30


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Data Access


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Adding Analytic Muscle to Spinning Globes: Bulking UpGoogle Earth and Virtual Earth With PostGIS.

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Developing Web 2.0 Applications Using FDO and OpenSource RDBMS Data Providers Wed 15:00-16:30

PostGIS Spatial Database: Introduction and Case StudiesWed 10:30-12:00

Database Shootout: PostGIS and MySQL Wed 8:30-10:00

How robust is your spatial query? A formal taxonomy toexpress spatial intersections Wed 13:00-14:30

GDAL/OGR Project Status Report Tue 15:00-16:30


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Resource Management


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DeliveringTropical Medicine Solutions with IntegratedOpen Source GIS and Statistics. Tue 13:00-14:30

The Amazon Deforestation Monitoring System: a largeenvironmental geographic database developed onTerraLib and PostgreSQL Thu 10:30-12:00

Using Open Source to analyze Canada'sN

ational ForestInventory Wed 15:00-16:30

Yukon Planning Atlas - Decision Support tools for regionalland use planning. Wed 10:30-12:00

Species Distribution Modeling Using An Open SourceGeospatial Software Stack Wed 10:30-12:00


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GOWS Project: Towards Web Services Dedicated toThematic Mapping Wed 8:30-10:00

Rock and a Hard Place Wed 8:30-10:00

How to blow away $AU3.5m ($US2.97m) with GeoFOSS ineight weeks and still make friends Thu 8:30-10:00

ossimPlanet - a collaborative open source virtual EarthThu 10:30-12:00

Avian influenza RSS web mapping exploringgeographic

and temporal aspects of outbreak eventsTue 13:00-14:30

Using the Atom Publishing Protocol for Web GISTue 15:00-16:30


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7 dimensions


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software versus use cases


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A Survey of Open Source GIS

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OpenLayers - Agile Geography in a BrowserWed 15:00-16:30

WMS Performance: Mapserver vs. GeoserverWed 8:30-10:00

Tips for the PostGIS Power UserWed 10:30-12:00

GeoServer, past, present and futureWed 13:00-14:30

GeoServer and the GeoWeb: KML, GeoRSS, TileCaching andSuperOverlays

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Lifemapper: Using and Creating Geospatial Data and Open SourceTools for the Biological Community Wed 10:30-12:00

Analyzing Building Damages of a Major Earthquake Using GRASS and RWed 15:00-16:30

How to blow away $AU3.5m ($US2.97m) with GeoFOSS in eight weeksand still make friends Thu 8:30-10:00

DeliveringTropical Medicine Solutions with Integrated Open SourceGIS and Statistics. Tue 13:00-14:30

Operational, Timely Fire Data on an Open Source Stack.Thu 8:30-10:00

Yukon Planning Atlas - Decision Support tools for regional land useplanning. Wed 10:30-12:00


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Java versus C


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RiskBox: Natural Hazards and Risks Analysis within the GISGRASS Wed 15:00-16:30

The use of QGIS and Grass to deliver GIS applications to awider audience. Wed 10:30-12:00

Analyzing Building Damages of a Major Earthquake Using

GRASS and RWed 15:00-16:30

GRADGRID4: an advanced spatial interpolation toolcombining GRASS and R functions Wed 15:00-16:30

Grass goes Web once more... Wed 13:00-14:30


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GeoServer, past, present and future

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GeoServer and the GeoWeb: KML, GeoRSS,TileCaching and SuperOverlays

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Secrets of the JTS Topology Suite

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Feature caching in GeoTools and uDig

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neogeography versus GIS


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Best Business Practices for Implementing Open SourceWeb MappingTechnology Thu 10:30-12:00

FeatureServer: A REST-based Server for Simple FeaturesTue 15:00-16:30

Trends of the Geo Web Tue 13:00-14:30

A Broker Platform for User Location Tue 13:00-14:30

Geopole.org: IntegratingMashups and Open Source Web-

GIS Tue 13:00-14:30

Painless feature markup in KML Thu 8:30-10:00


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gvSIG Goes Mobile. gvSIG porting for mobile devices.Wed 8:30-10:00

Grass goes Web once more... Wed 13:00-14:30

gvSIG: towards 4D GIS Thu 8:30-10:00

SEXTANTE: a gvSIG-based platform for geographicalanalysis Wed 10:30-12:00

Development of Geoprocessing Service with Realtime DataUsing WPS and SOS Open Standard Wed 10:30-12:00

Bringing the Web Processing Service to a new stage - new52North WPS Features Wed 10:30-12:00


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World Digital Library: Designing a Multi-lingual Geographic SearchInterface Wed 13:00-14:30

Heavy Traffic: How The BC Integrated Land Management Bureau UsedOpen Source to Deploy Government-Strength GeoWeb ServicesThu 8:30-10:00

Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI)-In-A-Box, a Footprint to DeliverGeospatial Data through Open Source Applications.

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From Mapping to Metadata, From Simple to Enterprise Portals? - A onestop solution using portlet technology Wed 8:30-10:00

Using Open Source to analyze Canada's National Forest Inventory

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Best Business Practices for Implementing Open Source Web MappingTechnology Thu 10:30-12:00


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Shortest path search in real road networks with pgRoutingWed 10:30-12:00

JGrass and Udig, chronicles of a lovestoryWed 10:30-12:00

The use of QGIS and Grass to deliver GIS applications to a

wider audience.Wed 10:30-12:00

gvSIG Goes Mobile. gvSIG porting for mobile devices.Wed 8:30-10:00

Tips for the PostGIS Power User Wed 10:30-12:00

Quantum GIS -- Five Years and CountingTue 15:00-16:30


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analysis versus practice


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Adding Analytic Muscle to Spinning Globes: Bulking UpGoogle Earth and Virtual Earth With PostGIS.

Thu 8:30-10:00

Database Shootout: PostGIS and MySQL Wed 8:30-10:00

Raster Input for MapServer Wed 15:00-16:30

Tips for the PostGIS Power User Wed 10:30-12:00

High-Performance Image Processing and Cartography usingthe NASA Vision Workbench Wed 15:00-16:30

What's Going On Out There?: Using GeoServer for Analysisof Spatio-Temporal Environmental Data

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Free Software Business Thu 8:30-10:00

FOSS4G software in university geomatics education: acase study integrating teaching and research

Tue 15:00-16:30

Community Based Participatory GIS using Plone &PrimaGIS Tue 13:00-14:30

Towards a Public Geodata Repository Tue 15:00-16:30

A Web GIS Module for Drupal and Joomla! ContentManagement Systems - Historical GIS for Hanoi City,Vietnam Tue 13:00-14:30


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