We have been invited to present our experiences with the AirQuality SenseBox at EGU 2013, Vienna. If you are at EGU and interested, feel free to join session GI3.5 in room G1 this afternoon from 15:30 to 17:00.
52°North seeks student applications for the Google Summer of Code 2013
52°North is thrilled to announce that it has been chosen the second year in a row to be a mentoring organization for the Google Summer of Code 2013 (GSoC)! The Google Summer of Code is a global program that offers students stipends to write code for open source projects. Google pays the stipend recipient $ 5.000,- for 3 months of software development for 52°North. A mentor from a 52°North partner organization supervises the student during this period.
As such, we now look for students who are interested in writing code for various 52°North projects. If you are interested in writing code for software developed by the 52°North communities, please have a look at https://wiki.52north.org/bin/view/Projects/GSoC2013.
Student Application opens on April 22, 2012 at 19:00 UTC – but the discussion can start right now!
This summer, flip bits not burgers with 52°North!
Any questions? Please contact Jan Schulte () or join us at *irc.freenode.net* *#52north*.
Building blocks
Last week I wrote a bit about the high level ideas that form the foundation of the next generation of Ilwis. Though the piece was a bit (very) general I still felt it was necessary to write that down as it is the starting point of everything else. The core design of the framework is connectivity and not functionality. The assumption is that once you can connect to anything, functionality (done by ‘others’) is easy to add.
New 52°North SOS RESTful Extension Published
We are happy to announce the publication of our new RESTful Binding Extension for the SOS.
The extension provides a means for accessing and manipulating SOS resources (i.e., observations, capabilities, offerings, sensors, and features) in a RESTful way – that means, plain HTTP methods (GET, DELETE, POST, PUT) can be used to interact with those resources. Using REST makes client development easy and lightweight.
The implementation of this RESTful extension is based on the latest 52°North SOS and can be easily added to existing deployments of our SOS 4.0 implementation. The SOS RESTful Binding Extension is realized as a specific binding for the SOS 4.0 – adding REST functionality beyond the standard KVP and SOAP bindings.
This project is funded by the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) and is part of their Environmental and Crisis Information System (UKis).
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