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The OCS package consists of a Web site creation tool
(OCS-Web) and an application programming interface
(OCS-API) which you will use to perform all your
conventional and electronic publishing tasks.
The Web site creation tool (OCS-Web) allows you to
create a basic Web site containing a call for papers
(cfp), manage your conference, and use a number of
pre-programmed templates, all in an easy-to-use web
interface. You can also use OCS-Web to save your
work, so it can be reopened later and edited as needed.
The OCS-API is built on top of OpenURL, which is an
open source Web content management system (OCS-API).
OpenURL operates as a user-level application programming
interface (API) to a collection of content. This means
that you, as the "editor," of the content manage its
distribution and access using HTTP requests, (i.e.
Web Browser).
OCS-Web provides a convenient way to create your
conference page, using pre-defined templates for each
function. With OCS-Web, you will be able to include
your call for papers, your conference management,
manage the submissions process, schedule your
presentations, and communicate information to the
participants of your conference. You will also be able
to communicate to the participants of your conference
during the conference, and to the other members of
your conference after your conference is over.
Over a period of several years, a non-profit organization
called "Innovative Interfaces" is developing OCS-Web.
OCS-API is now in beta testing to determine its
effectiveness as a user-level programming interface.
OCS-Web and OCS-API are currently undergoing development.
No guarantees are made of the quality, stability, or
reliability of any of the OCS-Software. We intend to
have the OCS-API 1.0 released in the first quarter of
2004, and the OCS-Web as an add-on to the OCS-API.
Each of the applications in the OCS-Software is
tested independently for stability. However, if
anything goes wrong with the OCS-Software, it may not
be possible to fix a single piece of software. If that
happens, we will consider the
Open Conference Systems [Updated]
Open Conference Systems Product Key (OCS) is an open source, Web publishing tool. Its development is based on Unix and GNU software.
Provides support for OASIS XML-compliant bibliographic markup.
An HTML-like language which allows you to manipulate the presentation of bibliographic elements.
OCS also provides facilities for managing conference sessions, for creating electronic abstracts, and for creating paper abstracts.
OCS is free software, licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
A web-based application called OASIS (Open Access Syearch Information System) will be developed to let authors propose and deliver their papers to an electronic publisher of a journal or other scholarly publication.
The idea is to make it a bit easier for authors to choose whether to publish papers in a journal, open access or on the arxiv server, and also to allow journals to screen submissions.
In contrast with the arXiv, arXiv-like, OASIS will not strictly enforces the 'predatory' nature of arXiv.
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The aim of this project is to develop, improve and maintain the three major fossil/geology related software projects Open Earth3D, MesoD-CSG and Geoscape3D.
Improvements include development of a new open source graphics API developed using Direct 3D, porting of some of the Open Source libraries (such as geometry libraries) to the new API, and formal integration of all three projects under a new application called Open Earth3D.
Geoscape3D, MesoD-CSG and Open Earth3D are the main software components of the GeoCSG Alliance.
Open Earth3D:
This project is aimed at developing an open source 3D visualization system which works well with the Open Source Geospatial Foundation's Geoscape3D software.
Open Data Kit (ODK) is an open source project that makes tools for the collection, transmission, and processing of data from and to mobile devices (including mobile phones, PDAs, GPS receivers and Linux-based netbooks).
The ODK Project is an open source initiative that seeks to facilitate the development of mobile applications to capture, transmit, and process geospatial data. We use Open Source software for the application development and to ensure that all users have equal access to the software. Through open source, users are able to contribute to the development of our solutions.
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