Congratulations to our award winners!

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Congratulations to the winners of the Open Source GIS (OSGIS) Open Nottingham Best presentation awards 2011. Our team members won one of the three awards:

Mapping Across Borders: Facilitating Open Source GIS training through micro volunteering

Michael Martin and Jon Corbett

The Centre for Social Spatial and Economic Justice,

The University of British Columbia

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Renee, Nama,

Here is just a rough list of references to get us started. Feel free to delete as required. My reference software doesn't seem to like including all the author names, but you get the point. Here is a link to an archive that has each as a .pdf

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/551548/Geoweb.zip

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Crampton. Can Peasants Map? Map Mashups, The Geo-Spatial Web and the Future of Information. Locative Media Conference (2007) pp. 1-37

Dunn. Participatory GIS a people's GIS?. Progress in Human Geography (2007) vol. 31 pp. 616-637

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Ellul et al. Beyond the Internet Increasing Participation in Community Events by Text Messaging. (2009) pp. 1-10

Elwood. Geographic information science: emerging research on the societal implications of the geospatial web. Progress in Human Geography (2009) pp. 1-9

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Elwood. Grassroots groups as stakeholders in spatial data infrastructures: challenges and opportunities for local data development and sharing. International Journal of Geographical Information Science (2008) vol. 22 (1) pp. 71-90

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Zhao and Coleman. GeoDF: Towards a SDI-based PPGIS application for E-Governance. Proceedings of the GSDI-9 Conference (2006) pp. 6-10

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