BigTiff support ready in ImageIO-Ext trunk

Dear all,
we are pleased to announce that ImageI/O-Ext 1.1.x (trunk) now supports BigTIFF!

We have tagged a 1.1M06-07-2010 version which contains it and we have also deployed maven artifacts for the snapshots as well as the above mentioned tag inside our maven repository: 

http:// maven.geo-solutions.it

Tests and feedbacks are very welcome.

It is worth to point out that soon GeoServer trunk and GeoTools trunk will be able to access bigtiff as well! 

Regards,
the GeoSolutions team.

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News from OSGIS 2010

Dear All,
I just wanted to write a few lines about the OSGIS 2010 event that took place last week in Nottingham, UK.
As you can see from the agenda the FOSS4G tribe was represented almost entirely; people from all over the world were attending and/or presenting.

As of the first day's workshops, it is a shame I have not been able to attend many of them, but just the Ordnance Survey OpenSpace event, which has been very interesting.
As far as the second day's presentations are concerned, I had the opportunity to check of them. I have to say that I have much appreciated many of them, although I would mention in particular Theodor Foerster's work with WPS and Sensor Web. Soon all the presentations should be available on the web.

As mentioned in a previous post, GeoSolutions was presenting the latest news on the GeoServer. Here below you can see the presentation.

Osgis 2010

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