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The document summarizes an open source event in 2009 about coordinating open source GIS projects in Spanish public administration. It discusses existing projects like gisEIEL and gvSIG and the formation of the SIGNERGIAS network to promote collaboration and interoperability between projects. The network held initial meetings in A Coruña, Girona, and Málaga to analyze difficulties and set rules to make collaboration easier. The goal was to avoid duplicating work and generate a research community through hands-on workshops rather than just presentations.

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Open Source event 2009

The SIGNERGIAS Network
An initiative to coordinate Spanish Public
Administration led GIS projects

Pedro A. González
Deputación da Coruña (Spain)

Open Source event 2009

THE PRESIGNERGIAS ENVIRONMENT:

gisEIEL project:
Based upon gvSIG (“Friendly Fork”)
Addressed to managing EIEL
EIEL data: excellent as GI base for municipalities' use

gvSIG: general purpose GIS application

IDEACV: set of addons to gvSIG for municipal managing

Localgis:
Produced by spanish Ministry of Industry Tourism and Commerce
Municipal managing GIS based set of tools

Main goal of gisEIEL 20082009 iteration:
Adding municipal managing tools 1st SIGNERGIAS WORKSHOP
Not “reinventing the wheel”

Open Source event 2009

THE MEETINGS:

A CORUÑA – JANUARY 2009:
Confluence between gisEIEL, gvSIG, ideaCV
Analysis of the existent difficulties regarding Localgis confluence
Launching of a network, acordingly to spanish legislation => Funds for
meetings

GIRONA – FEBRUARY 2009:
Opening to any Spanish administration led GIS Libre project
Setting up of OSOR community

MÁLAGA – MARCH 2009:
Search for general confluence methods:
Data models
Web services (WFST, WPS) => Interoperability
Building a set of general rules that may make confluence easier

NEXT MEETING:
MURCIA – JIDEE 2009 – November 2009

Open Source event 2009

CURRENTLY:

+

ANY PA LED GIS LIBRE SOFTWARE PROJECT IN SPAIN

Open Source event 2009

CONCLUSIONS:

The need and will of one project generates one community

Community organized as a research network

Meetings: hands on work workshops, not just presentations

Success of the iniative => General will of confluence

REALLY GENERAL???

Open Source event 2009

SIG = GIS

SINERGIAS = SINERGIES

SIGNERGIAS = GISNERGIES

Open Source event 2009

RESOURCES:

http://www.dicoruna.es/webeiel/signergias

http://www.osor.eu/communities/signergias

http://www.dicoruna.es/webeiel/giseiel

htp://www.gvsig.org

http://www.ideacv.gva.es

http://www.planavanza.es/AvanzaLocal/Aplicaciones/LOCALGIS/

Open Source event 2009

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!

PEDRO A. GONZÁLEZ
Servº Asistencia Técnica a Municipios
Deputación da Coruña

pedro.gonzalez@dicoruna.es

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Idabc event2009 signergias

1. Open Source event 2009 The SIGNERGIAS Network An initiative to coordinate Spanish Public Administration led GIS projects Pedro A. González Deputación da Coruña (Spain)

2. Open Source event 2009 THE PRESIGNERGIAS ENVIRONMENT: gisEIEL project: Based upon gvSIG (“Friendly Fork”) Addressed to managing EIEL EIEL data: excellent as GI base for municipalities' use gvSIG: general purpose GIS application IDEACV: set of addons to gvSIG for municipal managing Localgis: Produced by spanish Ministry of Industry Tourism and Commerce Municipal managing GIS based set of tools Main goal of gisEIEL 20082009 iteration: Adding municipal managing tools 1st SIGNERGIAS WORKSHOP Not “reinventing the wheel”

3. Open Source event 2009

4. Open Source event 2009

5. Open Source event 2009 INITIALLY:

6. Open Source event 2009

7. Open Source event 2009

8. Open Source event 2009 THE MEETINGS: A CORUÑA – JANUARY 2009: Confluence between gisEIEL, gvSIG, ideaCV Analysis of the existent difficulties regarding Localgis confluence Launching of a network, acordingly to spanish legislation => Funds for meetings GIRONA – FEBRUARY 2009: Opening to any Spanish administration led GIS Libre project Setting up of OSOR community MÁLAGA – MARCH 2009: Search for general confluence methods: Data models Web services (WFST, WPS) => Interoperability Building a set of general rules that may make confluence easier NEXT MEETING: MURCIA – JIDEE 2009 – November 2009

9. Open Source event 2009 CURRENTLY: + ANY PA LED GIS LIBRE SOFTWARE PROJECT IN SPAIN

10. Open Source event 2009 CONCLUSIONS: The need and will of one project generates one community Community organized as a research network Meetings: hands on work workshops, not just presentations Success of the iniative => General will of confluence REALLY GENERAL???

11. Open Source event 2009

12. Open Source event 2009 SIG = GIS SINERGIAS = SINERGIES SIGNERGIAS = GISNERGIES

13. Open Source event 2009

14. Open Source event 2009 RESOURCES: http://www.dicoruna.es/webeiel/signergias http://www.osor.eu/communities/signergias http://www.dicoruna.es/webeiel/giseiel htp://www.gvsig.org http://www.ideacv.gva.es http://www.planavanza.es/AvanzaLocal/Aplicaciones/LOCALGIS/

15. Open Source event 2009 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION! PEDRO A. GONZÁLEZ Servº Asistencia Técnica a Municipios Deputación da Coruña pedro.gonzalez@dicoruna.es

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