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hey there's #FOSS4G2025 news!

Call for papers is open: 2025.foss4g.org/attend/call-fo

Travel grant program is open:
2025.foss4g.org/attend/travel-

You can register to attend:
2025.foss4g.org/attend/registe

Voting on a logo is open! Proposals and voting link here: wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_202)

Go propose talks/register/apply for travel grants/vote for a logo!

Swing by Australia on the way and come climbing ;)

(ping @osgeo and followers)

2025.foss4g.orgFOSS4G 2025 AucklandFOSS4G 2025 Conference in Auckland, New Zealand from 17-23 November 2025

✈️FOSS4GE 2025 Travel Grants – applications open!

We’re excited to announce that the Travel Grant Programme (TGP) for FOSS4G Europe 2025 is now accepting applications! 🎉

Are you passionate about open-source geospatial technologies? Do you want to join the FOSS4G community in Mostar this July? The TGP is here to help!📝

❗Submit your application by April 30 at 2025.europe.foss4g.org/registr
#FOSS4GE #FOSS4G #mostar #osgeo

Vastatud lõimes

Seriously - free #strategic advice for every government: Do not build infrastructure on systems over which you have no control.

"but we have a contract"

Cool cool are you able to change business decisions within the contracted party? Probably no. You have a risk you simply cannot control or mitigate.

This is why #FOSS should be at the heart of all national digital infrastructures.

TIL... 🙄. nationalmap.gov.au is/was an open source TerriaJS instance delivering all kinds of data via open standards in a single space.

The digital atlas of Australia is based on proprietary ESRI services. Colour me disappointed, not surprised

The strategic question being: why develop a new digital atlas if the old one was not used? 🤔

Personally I would have chosen to keep developing an open platform, especially in current geopolitical light.

If I wanted to persuade someone who only knows ArcGIS/ESRI products that they should look at QGIS/open-source tools, what particular features should I point to? Aside from being free and open-source - what wow features do they have? What can you do easily that you can't in Arc?

(I don't really know what Arc/ESRI is like these days as I haven't used it for over a decade)