FOSS4G 2010 presentations: GeoKettle, GeoMondrian, SOLAPLayers in action!

There are now on-line the presentations given by Dr. Thierry Badard @FOSS4G 2010 in Barcelona, as already described in a previous post:

1. GeoKettle: a powerful Open Source Spatial ETL tool
   
2. Open Source GeoBI in action with GeoMondrian and SOLAPLayers!
   
   

Regarding Spatial ETL presentation, the version of GeoKettle used in the demo was the version 2.0, coming in October 2010, that benefits from the OGR Simple Feature Library ability to import/export from/to different vectorial file formats, including GML and KML, and RDBMS.

Regarding Spatial OLAP, the presentation is focused on GeoMondrian and SOLAPLayers version 2.0 (at the beginning of 2011), for which the key component will remain OpenLayers but wrapped using Javascript frameworks ExtJS & GeoExt.

GeoBI in Barcelona @ FOSS4G 2010

FOSS4G 2010 has started on 6th September in Barcelona (Spain). FOSS4G is the most important international conference on Free & Open Source GeoSpatial Software. It is organized by OSGeo.

Two members of GeoBI initiative, Spatialytics and Camptocamp, are contributing with workshops, presentations and tutorials on GeoBI main issues:

• A hands-on introduction to spatial etl with Geokettle
• GeoKettle: A powerful open source spatial ETL tool
• Open source Geospatial Business Intelligence in action with GeoMondrian and SOLAPLayers!
• A GeoBI Web application with GeoMondrian

There are a lot of interesting works and I'll invite you to follow the event!

In particular, in the era of Web 2.0, I'd like to underling these presentations\tutorials:

• GeoNode Architecture
  
• SDI best practices with Geonode
• GeoSocial, a tool for geospatial analysis and data mining of social networks