In my presentation I briefly review 3 decades of Open Source GIS development, from the 1980th to the present.
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The latest OSGeo Journal has been published:
| OSGeo Journal Volume 6 – All Articles | |
| 59 pages |
Table of Contents
| From the Editor… | |
| Tyler Mitchell | 1 |
| Volunteer Recognition (Volume 6) | |
| Landon Blake | 2 |
| News  | |
| Scott Mitchell | 4 |
| CASCADOSS International Symposium and International Information Workshop. Events’ report. | |
| Rafal Wawer, Monika Rusztecka, Erika Orlitowa, Adam Podolcsak, Therese Steenberghen, Therese Steenberghen | 7 |
| Summer Training Courses on FOSS4G 2007-2009Â | |
| Rafal Wawer, Jos Van Orshoven, Jos Van Orshoven | 4 |
| Why Every Open Source Software Project Needs A Good Dictator | |
| Landon Blake | 2 |
| GPGPU with GDAL – Basics of GPGPU interfacing | |
| Yann Chemin | 3 |
| gvSIG is a viable robust alternative to commercially available GIS packages | |
| Simon Christopher Cropper | 3 |
| GRASS Image Processing Environment. Application to evapotranspiration Direct Readout | |
| Yann Chemin, Thomas Alexandridis, Ines Cherif | 5 |
| SEXTANTE, a free platform for geospatial analysis | |
| Victor Olaya | 8 |
| Usability Trumps Features: User needs and the redesign of a web-based GIS to support community environmental monitoring | |
| Martin Joseph Bunch, Micheal David MacLennon |
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