[Gfoss] Gfoss Digest, Vol 22, Issue 32
Lorenzo Perone
lorenzo.perone at gmail.com
Mon Apr 16 10:15:25 CEST 2007
Che problemi ci sono rispetto all'"origine dei dati"?
Io ad esempio ho degli shape file con una decina di migliaia di toponimi
italiani, sull'origine è meglio sorvolare.
Se fossero corretti e aggiornati "assurgerebbero" a nuova vita?
lorenzo
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> 1. Fwd: Call for Proposals: Participatory Web for Development:
> Networking, collaborating and exchanging knowledge in
> agriculture, rural development and natural resource management
> (Piergiorgio Cipriano)
> 2. Re: upgrade: debian lenny o etch? (Niccolo Rigacci)
> 3. Facciamo un fork dei dati Istat? (Niccolo Rigacci)
> 4. mapnik (Paolo Cavallini)
> 5. Re: Facciamo un fork dei dati Istat? (Maurizio Napolitano)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 23:52:05 +0200
> From: "Piergiorgio Cipriano" <pg.cipriano a gmail.com>
> Subject: [Gfoss] Fwd: Call for Proposals: Participatory Web for
> Development: Networking, collaborating and exchanging knowledge
> in
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> Subject: Call for Proposals: Participatory Web for Development:
> Networking, collaborating and exchanging knowledge in agriculture, rural
> development and natural resource management
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>
> *Web2**For**Dev** International Conference*
> *Participatory Web for Development:*
> *Networking, collaborating and exchanging knowledge in agriculture, rural
> development and natural resource management*
>
> Rome, Italy, 25-27 September 2007
> *http://www.web2fordev.net/* <http://www.web2fordev.net/>
>
> *Call for proposals*
>
> *Deadlines*
>
> Submission of proposals: 30 April 2007
> Notification of acceptance: 15 May 2007
> Submission of draft presentations, scripts and materials: 15 June 2007
> Submission of final scripts: 31 July 2007
> Submission of final presentations (slideshow, multimedia or other): 31
> August 2007
>
> *Call for proposals** *
>
> Web2ForDev*[1]* <#111ece93d4df5818__ftn1> 2007 is the first conference
> devoted to exploring the ways in which international development
> stakeholders can take advantage of the technical and organizational
> opportunities provided by Web 2.0 methods, approaches and applications.
> The conference will promote the adoption and dissemination of appropriate,
> low-cost and replicable Internet-based applications by actors in
> agriculture, rural development, and natural resource management. It aims
> to
> inspire participants to use and develop their own information management
> and
> communication systems based on these applications.
> The conference targets agriculture, rural development, and natural
> resource
> management stakeholders, particularly those from developing countries,
> experienced with or interested in the potential of Web 2.0, including
> technology intermediaries, policy makers, information and communication
> specialists, software developers, application and system providers and
> information service providers. Participants are expected to have
> experience
> and understanding of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and
> to be in a position to understand, adopt and disseminate the showcased
> applications and approaches.
> In particular we encourage proposals that are:
>
> - *Thematic case studies*: 15/20-minute presentations on examples of
> projects and processes that are adopting Web 2.0 tools and
> methodologies, and that evaluate their impacts, benefits and
> challenges;
> - *Thematic showcases*: 15/20-minute presentations on Web 2.0 tools
> and methodologies developed for knowledge exchange, collaboration,
> learning
> and networking;
> - *Panel discussions*: 30-minute exchanges that provide an overview of
> one or more crosscutting issue (see the list below); these will be
> debated
> by a group of panellists and facilitated by a chairperson.
>
> The sessions should offer practical examples of Web 2.0 concepts and
> applications in knowledge exchange, collaboration, learning and networking
> in the sectors of agriculture, rural development, and natural resource
> management.
> Experiences and case studies from sectors other than development (e.g.
> education, private sector) that show potential for adoption can be
> presented. The focus is on innovation in common practices, opportunities,
> needs, and issues that participants may address more effectively with the
> adoption of Web 2.0 tools, methodologies and approaches.
>
> *Theme, topics and cross-cutting issues*
>
> The *theme* of the Conference is "Participatory Web for Development:
> Networking, collaborating and exchanging knowledge in agriculture, rural
> development and natural resources management".
> There are three conference tracks dealing with the following main
> *topics*:
>
> - Shared virtual spaces, remote collaboration, and knowledge sharing
> - Appropriate technologies for on-line publishing
> - On-line information retrieval and access
>
>
> *Cross-cutting issues* speakers may want to address in their
> presentations,
> and particularly in panel discussions, are:
>
> - Institutional capacity (IT infrastructure, human resources)
> - Management
> - Low-bandwidth access
> - Intellectual property issues
> - Disabling and enabling environments (infrastructural, connectivity,
> legal, cultural, human)
> - Direct and indirect cost
> - Security
> - Visibility and promotion
>
> *How to submit proposals*
>
> - Fill out the proposal form for a *case study or a
> showcase*<
> http://www.web2fordev.net/fileadmin/docs/showcase_casestudy_proposal.doc>.
>
> - Alternatively, fill out the proposal form for a *panel
> discussion*<http://www.web2fordev.net/fileadmin/docs/panel_proposal.doc>
> .
> - Submit your proposal by email to
> *proposals a web2fordev.net*<proposals a web2fordev.net>by
> *30 April 2007*.
> - Acceptance will be notified by *15 May 2007*.
>
> The content of the proposals will be treated with the utmost
> confidentiality
> by the Steering Committee members and peer review panel.
> In case of acceptance, please note:
>
> - All work presented at the Conference (e.g. slideshows, handouts,
> flyers, brochures, pdf and MS Word documents, animation and videos)
> constitutes the original work of the author/presenter, and he/she is
> the
> owner of the copyright.
> - All presenters and authors will retain non-exclusive intellectual
> property rights in their work.
> - Presenters and authors agree to their Conference materials being
> disseminated freely on the Conference Web site and by other means
> during and
> after the Conference. A statement will be published prohibiting the use
> of
> any of the presentations for commercial purposes. Any part or whole of
> the
> works used for non-commercial purposes must carry due accreditation.
>
> *Sponsorships*
> Accepted presenters or panellists from developing countries may apply for
> sponsorship to attend the Conference. Sponsorships will be granted at the
> discretion of the sponsoring agencies and will be subject to availability
> of
> funds.
>
> *Additional Information*
>
> To get updates on the event you may join one of the following DGroups:
>
> - English: *http://www.dgroups.org/groups/web2fordev/index.cfm*<
> http://www.dgroups.org/groups/web2fordev/index.cfm>
> - Fran?ais: *http://www.dgroups.org/groups/web2pourdev/index.cfm*<
> http://www.dgroups.org/groups/web2pourdev/index.cfm>
>
> For more information on the event you may visit our conference web site at
> *
> http://www.web2fordev.net* <http://www.web2fordev.net/>
>
>
> ------------------------------
>
> *[1]* <#111ece93d4df5818__ftnref1> The conference is organized and
> supported
> by *the following organizations* <
> http://www.web2fordev.net/organizers.html>:
> CTA, FAO, IICD, GTZ, CGIAR, ACP Secretariat, Universit? Cheikh Anta DIOP,
> University of British Columbia Okanagan, Euforic, DGroups, IFAD and APC.
>
>
>
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> Piergiorgio Cipriano
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> Message: 2
> Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 10:36:17 +0200
> From: Niccolo Rigacci <niccolo a rigacci.org>
> Subject: Re: [Gfoss] upgrade: debian lenny o etch?
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> > Scusate se abbasso il livello del discorso, ma dovendo fare delle
> > installazioni da zero su macchine i386 cosa mi consigliate? Forse metto
> la
> > 4.0RC0, non vorrei sentirmi mandare troppi accidenti in laboratorio,
> visto
> > che siamo alla prima grossa migrazione verso gfoss!
>
> Ad oggi la diffrenza tra 4.0 Etch e Lenny e' minima, se la parola
> "stable" ti fa sentire piu' tranquillo vai con quella.
>
> Poi scoprirai che "Testing" per Debian e' un concetto che altri
> chiamano "rock solid".
>
> --
> Niccolo Rigacci
> Firenze - Italy
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> Iraq, missione di pace: 61294 morti - www.iraqbodycount.net
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> Message: 3
> Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 10:58:42 +0200
> From: Niccolo Rigacci <niccolo a rigacci.org>
> Subject: [Gfoss] Facciamo un fork dei dati Istat?
> To: gfoss a faunalia.it
> Message-ID: <20070414085842.GA11625 a rigacci.org>
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> Ciao, un'idea buttata la', giusto per parlarne:
>
> Qualche tempo fa cercavo le coordinate GPS dei centri
> abitati italiani
>
> Ho avuto dall'Istat l'elenco di circa 8100 comuni. Ho anche le
> coordinate di altre migliaia di centri abitati, anche
> piccolissimi, sempre Istat. Il tutto con licenza praticamente CC.
>
> Un riassunto e' qui:
>
> http://paros.rigacci.org/wiki/doku.php/tecnica/gps_cartografia_gis/download
>
> I problemi sono:
>
> - Le modifiche dal 1991 ad oggi mancano (nuove province, ecc.)
> - La toponomastica e' orribile: tutti i nomi in maiuscolo,
> apostrofi al posto degli accenti, ecc.
>
>
> Ho lavorato un po' a manina e ho ripulito per quanto possibile i
> dati (minuscole, accenti, ...).
>
> Mi pare pero' che la manutenzione dei dati non sia fattibile per
> un singolo. La speranza che Istat produca nuovi dati o accetti
> bugfix dal basso e' scarsa.
>
> Che ne pensate di metter su un wiki con questi waypoint, un
> sistema di discussione/editing piu' o meno aperto per la
> manutenzione/miglioramento dei dati?
>
>
> --
> Niccolo Rigacci
> Firenze - Italy
>
> Iraq, missione di pace: 61294 morti - www.iraqbodycount.net
>
>
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> Message: 4
> Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 11:08:54 +0200
> From: Paolo Cavallini <cavallini a faunalia.it>
> Subject: [Gfoss] mapnik
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> Qualcuno ha provato questo oggetto?
> http://mapnik.org/
> La documentazione e' praticamente inesistente, quindi e' difficile
> partire, ma verie cose paiono attraenti (non so se velleitarie, pero').
> Saluti.
> pc
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> Paolo Cavallini
> http://www.faunalia.it/pc
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> Message: 5
> Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 11:09:01 +0200
> From: Maurizio Napolitano <napo a itc.it>
> Subject: Re: [Gfoss] Facciamo un fork dei dati Istat?
> To: Geographic Free and Open Source Software - Italian mailing list
> <gfoss a faunalia.com>
> Cc: gfoss a faunalia.it
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> Niccolo Rigacci ha scritto:
> > Ciao, un'idea buttata la', giusto per parlarne:
>
> A me sembra una ottima idea :)
>
> > Qualche tempo fa cercavo le coordinate GPS dei centri
> > abitati italiani
> >
> > Ho avuto dall'Istat l'elenco di circa 8100 comuni. Ho anche le
> > coordinate di altre migliaia di centri abitati, anche
> > piccolissimi, sempre Istat. Il tutto con licenza praticamente CC.
>
> Spiega meglio cosa intendi con "Il tutto con licenza *praticamente* CC"
> E' il "praticamente" che mi sfugge: sono CC si e no?
> E in caso che genere di CC?
>
> > Un riassunto e' qui:
> >
> http://paros.rigacci.org/wiki/doku.php/tecnica/gps_cartografia_gis/download
>
> Fico :)
>
> > I problemi sono:
>
> [...]
>
> > Che ne pensate di metter su un wiki con questi waypoint, un
> > sistema di discussione/editing piu' o meno aperto per la
> > manutenzione/miglioramento dei dati?
>
> Che e' una ottima idea.
> Alcune osservazioni:
> - non c'e' modo di far interagire questa base dati con geonames.org?
> - qualora non sia possibile il punto sopra, si potrebbe pensare comunque
> ad una serie di webservices per interagire con i dati
> (vd http://www.geonames.org/export/)
> - appoggiarsi a wikipedia?
> - la coordinata del toponimo in base a cosa e' data?
> (questo qualora la base dati cominci ad essere "indipendente" dall'ISTAT)
>
>
> ------------------
> ITC -> dall'1 marzo 2007 Fondazione Bruno Kessler
> ITC -> since 1 March 2007 Fondazione Bruno Kessler
> ------------------
>
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