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Andreas Jung | 14 Jun 08:54

P4S server moved

Hi there,

the plone4scientists.org moved to a new server. In addition the site
has been upgraded to run on Plone 3.2.2. Let me know if you encounter
a problem with the new setup.

Andreas

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Andreas Jung | 4 Feb 13:24

Upgrade of plone4scientists|universities site


Hi there,

I just upgraded the Plone installation running the P4U and P4S sites to
from Plone 3.0.1 to Plone 3.1.7.

Please contact me directly if you encounter any issues.

Andreas

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Alex Clark | 30 Apr 02:14
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ANN: Last chance! Re: Plone Conference 2008 Planning Survey Reminder

Hi all,

(Final apologies for the cross posting!)

This is your last chance to affect the outcome of the 2008 Plone Conference 
in Washington DC USA (aside from presenting and/or attending of course ;-)

*PLEASE NOTE* You do not have to plan to attend the conference to take the survey. We'd
like to get feedback from as many Plonistas as possible (and we've got 233 so far ;-)

So please help us plan the Best. Plone Conference. Ever. by taking
the survey located at: http://tinyurl.com/4hxr8o
We will officially close submissions tomorrow night (Wednesday) at 11:59 PM EDT.

Thanks, 

Alex Clark (ZPUGDC, http://zpugdc.org)

On 2008-04-28, Matt Bowen <mrbowen@...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> (Please forgive the cross posting...)
>
> This is just a friendly reminder to those of you who have not yet
> responded to the Plone Conference 2008 survey, please take a moment to
> fill out the survey. Those of you who have taken the time to answer,
> thank you very much; this community is consistently insightful and
> constructive, and it's been a pleasure to review the answers we've
> received so far.
>
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Moisan Yves | 4 Apr 18:12

Plone as a cyanobacteria tracking site

Cross-posted to : NGO-plone, Scientific-Plone and Community-gispython lists

Hi All,

A couple of years ago, I built a Plone portal that was aimed at solving the communication and
mapping/scientific needs of watershed organizations in our part of the World : Québec.  Watershed
organizations here are NGO's and they are called "organisations de bassin versant" (literally
"watershed organizations").

The project was based on a few content types I derived from PrimaGIS (see products on Plone.org with
category = geospatial) classes and PCL/ZCO, which was the prominent (in my eyes) Zope 2 geospatial stack
software then.  Briefly, the content types had to do with Measurement stations, individual measurements
and sensor objects.  The site allowed people to pinpoint a map to locate a new station (folderish) and the
interface allowed people to create individual measurements in a given station.  Measurements could be
plotted as time series [or almost ;-)] using matplotlib and I did a bit of CSS trickery to color code
measurement values (in table cells) that exceeded regulatory criteria.  Measurement stations could be
viewed both as lists of items in a folder (attribute search) or on a map (spatial search).  The last
measurement value would pop up as one hovered above a Station.  The site ran on Plone 2.1.x and I later
brought it to a 2.5 instance, but I never followed up on development and the project failed due to both my
relative incompetence as a Zope newbie at the time and the lack of buy-in from the stakeholders of the project.

For two summers in a row now, Québec lakes and rivers have begun to show they were sick of all the junk we put in
them and as a consequence we have witnessed important cyanobacteria blooming episodes that usually
result in people not being allowed to use the lakes for recreational activities and also for domestic
purposes (you can't take a shower with the polluted water, etc.).  I was asked if the portal I'd made earlier
could be revived to serve as a "knowledge base" for cyanobacteria.  At this point in time, stakeholders are
not well defined and user stories even less.  

My idea now is to use Plone as a true participatory environment.  I'm fed up of "web sites" presenting
read-only information.  If people want to know about cyanobacteria, they can go to all the Wikipedias
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Andreas Jung | 23 Dec 04:39

Re: [Educational] Buildout for a educational Plone site

Hola Nate,

--On 22. Dezember 2007 14:48:01 -0600 Nate Aune <natea@...> wrote:

> Hi Andreas,
>
> Thanks for taking the initiative to create a buildout. However, I'm
> not sure about some of the products that you've chosen to include.

The bundle contains staff that I am using for deployment to my educational
customers. I am working successfully with several institutions in this 
field...from chairs to institutes to universities).

>
># ATSchemaExtender
>
> This one is particularly nasty because it wipes out the entire
> Archetypes directory that comes with stock Plone, and replaces it with
> another one. I'm concerned about migration issues, if someone wants to
> remove the product. Now they have to try to recover the original
> Archetypes directory?

This was a culprit of the old FSD version (which is now using 
at.schemaextender)

>
># TextIndexNG 3.2.1
>
> Doesn't Plone3 already provide for full-text searching of Word/PDF
> docs?  It seems like adding another dependency such as TXNG3 is
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Andreas Jung | 21 Dec 19:26

Buildout for a educational Plone site

Hi,

I've created a buildout configuration for Plone 3:

<http://www.plone4universities.org/Members/ajungtest/buildout.cfg>

This will create a standard Plone 3 buildout plus some additional products 
like CMFBibAT, FileSystemStorage, FacultyStaffDirectory, Reflecto, 
FCKEditor and TextIndexNG3 and some more. In addition it provides support 
for storing files directly on the filesystem instead of using the ZODB 
(using FileSystemStorage).

How to use it:

 - download the buildout.cfg
 - run 'buildout'

That's it.

Better documentation and better visibility on the plone4uni website will 
follow soon.

Andreas

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Shane Graber | 29 Oct 01:59
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Introduction

Hello,

My name is Shane Graber and I happened to see the plone4scientists
project listed and thought I'd join.  In my day job I'm a research
chemist.  I've been working with Plone for the last three years for a
variety of side projects (not chemistry related).  Anyhow I'm looking
forward to seeing how other people use Plone for Science.  :)

Shane Graber
Rob Knapp | 22 Oct 22:49

Naples & PyCon

So, I was quite disappointed that I was unable to attend the conference in Naples.  I'm looking forward to
reviewing the materials from the sciences presentations when they available online.

On a related note, will anyone be attending the US PyCon this March?

The call for papers is up and I'm trying to decide if I should submit, or if I should wait for the next plone conference.
Jörgen Modin | 17 Oct 18:02
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Re: Re: Hello, List!

Thanks Andreas and Per Erik!

My notes for the BOF are below, they are a jumble of what people said and what I was thinking when they said it:

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bibliography

keeping track of publications
(maybe tools for hooking up and producing)

CMFBibliographyAT


Best practices (how do you do something the best way? Identifying tasks and find out the best way to do it by studying how ppl have done it). Sometimes using plone, sometimes integrating solutions by eg authentication. Showcasing stuff (screencasts)
How to try out new technology

Communicating with stakeholders
Facilitate cooperation between groups that are in different places in the world

shared source modules, subversion

extremely important tracking scientific applications

members as content objects

host solutions

two focuses- build communites around existing data visualization and analysis tools.

zucchero

metadata very important for non-textual data.
hierarchical

single sign-on, look at CAS

best practices, showcases

make a plone science showcase
    tasks
        writing - collaborating
        publishing
        presenting(what you're doing, what you've done)
            for peers
            for stakeholders
        finding data
        analysing data

On 10/17/07, Andreas Jung < lists-qpoMQbdTBzkAvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:


--On 17. Oktober 2007 09:58:43 +0200 Per Erik Strandberg
<per.strandberg-9CsCpNDeVy4@public.gmane.org> wrote:

>
> Andreas Jung wrote:
>>
>> [snip]
>>
>> how about plone4scientists.org?
>>
>>>
>>> I'd gladly donate some money for the domain (and perhaps also hosting)
>>> and some time for drawing a logo (not that I am an expert or anything)
>>> and adding contents to such a site.
>>
>>
>> I offer the hosting for free.
>>
>
> I just purchased plone4scientists.org and will link it to Andreas (if you
> help me with that) asap.

The DNS now points to the Plone site. Please register yourself and I'll
grant you the manager role.

Andreas
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Georg Bernhard | 16 Oct 20:47
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Hello, List!

Hello, Scientific Plone!

Some people have been taking pictures at our meeting in naples, at the 
BOF. Please submit these pictures to the list!
Who will send in a transcript?

Thank you all for contributing!
Georg Gogo. BERNHARD
]a[ academy of fine arts vienna

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