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Update from Web Processing Service projects covering new developments featuring: * PyWPS - Jachym Cepicky * ZOO Project - Gérald Fenoy * GeoServer - Jody Garnett This presentation is from FOSS4G 2015 Seoul
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- 14. Not new but still so great !
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- 23. We are a welcoming community, we need you !
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