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What is everybody going to be working on, at the 2024 Joint OGC - ASF - OSGeo Sprint? #127

Open doublebyte1 opened 11 months ago

doublebyte1 commented 11 months ago

Post a comment letting us know what you are going to be working on.

fgravin commented 10 months ago

I am planning to work mostly on

gberaudo commented 10 months ago

Provided my registration is accepted, I am planning to work on:

@doublebyte1, would be great to improve the registration process. See my comments to the organizers in my registration application.

doublebyte1 commented 10 months ago

@gberaudo thank you for the feedback and welcome to the code sprint!

jerstlouis commented 9 months ago

Some of the things we may end up working on at the code sprint:

desruisseaux commented 9 months ago

GeoAPI 3.0 currently has two implementations:

If there is volunteers, a topic that I propose is to add wrappers for the following implementations (I do not plan to do this work myself for now, but would be very glad to help if someone takes this task):

An immediate benefit for those projects is to be able to run test suites, including the Geospatial Integrity of Geoscience Software tests.

tomkralidis commented 9 months ago

From here:

kalxas commented 9 months ago

My work plan:

TaehoonK commented 9 months ago

MF-SWG: Documentation

Development

For more details: https://github.com/opengeospatial/mf-swg/tree/main/codesprint/2024_joint_ogc_osgeo_asf_code_sprint

tomkralidis commented 9 months ago

My resulting report can be found at #131

maxcollombin commented 9 months ago

Styles & Symbology report: #132

tomkralidis commented 7 months ago

Update: the pygeoapi "Shapely functions as a process work" that originated at this sprint has resulted in the integration into pygeoapi core master branch: https://github.com/geopython/pygeoapi/pull/1565 (docs now at https://docs.pygeoapi.io/en/latest/data-publishing/ogcapi-processes.html#shapely-functions-optional). Thanks for the valuable contribution @jeafreezy!

jeafreezy commented 7 months ago

Thank you @tomkralidis! I took a look at the deployed docs, and I noticed a typo in the curl url. It must have been an oversight from my end. I was going to open a PR to fix that, but I noticed you have already. Thank you!