As part of MapServer’s support for standards-based interfaces, the SOS Server support is coming along quite well. With SOS 1.0.0 now adopted (although the schemas and standards document are not on the OGC public website yet), this provides a good opportunity to update the SOS support (which was previously at 0.0.31 and 0.1.2). This also was also a good time to move some of the GML code out of mapogcsos.c and into modular functions within mapgml.c.
In what will probably be my last major renovation for some time, I have started my basement renovation project this past weekend, starting with ripping things down!
At this point, the plan is for a new washroom++, laundry area, and rough in for a kitchen. No rush here, so I’m hoping to have this done by the spring 2008. Wish me luck!
Fuzzy Tolerance reports that FSU is offering courses in open source GIS packages such as uDig and QGIS.
I think this is awesome, and that there is not enough on SDI and foss4g at the college/university level. Maybe there is confusion on whether this sort of thing belongs in computer science or geography programs (or both). Maybe it’s still in early stages to introduce into formal curriculum.
What I do know is that this would help students hit the ground running when they begin their career.
Modified: 1 October 2007 15:42:50 EST
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