Re: [technology-pmc] Meet tomorrow?

[Andrew Ross <andrew.ross@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jody, Everyone

No meeting today. I bumped things to next week in hopes it works for everyone. Please shout back if not?

Also, I have updated our appointment to reflect changes: FYI Jim Hughes will be taking over for Chris Eichelberger for GeoMesa. Norman Barker expressed interested in participating as well. Howard Butler remains representing libspatialindex.

If I'm not mistaken, Justin has moved on from Boundless & unlikely to be participating in GeoScript, so we'll need another rep for GeoScript. Suggestions?

Cheers!

Andrew

On 24/02/15 23:08, Jody Garnett wrote:

Sadly I am conflicted at that time, available at noon eastern if that helps.

GeoGig has I believed submitted all dependencies.

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On 24 February 2015 at 16:10, Andrew Ross <andrew.ross@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I'd like to suggest the PMC meet tomorrow from 15:00 to 16:00 eastern. I plan to be there myself.

In my opinion, each of the project leads has learned a ton since the last time we met. And some projects, such as GeoMesa for example, have made considerable progress.

Currently, the IP team has prioritized GeoMesa and feels it should be pretty darned close in terms of build dependencies with check-in granted to be able to be built from LocationTech hardware. GeoGig is next, followed by GeoTrellis.

It would be useful to meet and talk about the next steps for GeoMesa and also touch on each of the other projects to help them along. Even for those not close to the head of the IP queue, there are some useful things like getting committer paperwork in & such that are good to just get done.

Given it's wide re-use, JTS may be next depending on Martin's schedule.

SFCurve may jump up to the head of the queue. It's pretty small & tight at the moment, so should go through pretty quickly.

Worth talking about all this, and repo.locationtech.org.

See you tomorrow if you can make it!

Andrew