Hi folks,
these are my last days at the University of Applied Sciences Mittweida and living on company grounds. Just one more oral exam, tomorrow; and in a few days I’ll begin to write my diploma thesis in Jena.
It was a nice and quiet time here (except for the fork lifter ballet at 6.30 in the morning). Thank you fellow students and professors.
I enjoyed it very much.
OpenGeo Suite is… “A fully-integrated open source geospatial platform for serving maps and data through web applications, mobile devices, and desktop clients.” (link)
The components in this package are:
which comes in a simple installer for Windows, Mac, or Linux.
The software is available as a community edition for free, but also with support, training and additional options which costs 8.000 to 98.000 USD per year. OpenGeo belongs to the non-profit organization TOPP (The Open Planning Project) and focuses in supplying consulting services and products to clients like MassGIS, Tri-Met, Landgate, Google and the Open Geospatial Consortium.
[micro blogging detour]
Ich bin dafür! http://blog.fefe.de/?ts=b48433c2. Wo soll ich unterschreiben? 
I’m talking about the Socalled concert during the Kulturarena in Jena on July the 25th. That was the g*d dam**d best open air concert I have been at. Not just the unusal (but perfect) mix of Hip Hop and Jewish music also the awesome vibe on and off the stage carried me away.
The leaps in this track weren’t made by me 
(they occured through rude settings of Turbo GPS on my Xda Diamond).
