For most open source projects, integration of patches provided by willing users if not an easy task and it often falls behind. The burden of patches is both on the user himself and on the project member doing the integration.
Generating a patch is not straightforward for the user (he needs to compare with the original [...]
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OTB development history
When working on a project on a day to day basic, it’s hard to get the big picture. To check the organic organisation of open source project, the codeswarm video is gaining an increasing popularity. On these videos, created from the source control system of the project, each file (represented by a dot) flies to [...]
OTB 3.2 and Monteverdi 1.0 are available
We are happy to announce a new OTB release. This is version 3.2, code name 62°38′35″S 60°14′31″W. Simultaneously, we are releasing the first stable version of Monteverdi, the all-in one user-friendly graphical tool for remote sensing image processing.
This Monteverdi version includes modules for image ortho-rectification, registration, radiometric calibration, supervised and unsupervised classification, segmentation, filtering, [...]
Roll over Monteverdi
We are very happy to announce the release of Monteverdi, the integrated application for interactive OTB processing chain generation. A more detailed version of what Monteverdi is can be found here. We are releasing Monteverdi in an early state (it is a beta version), but we had at least 2 reasons to do [...]
Communicating: adding web 2.0 and pre-web for OTB users
Recently, after requests from some users of OTB, we added an IRC channel to the way we can communicate: welcome back to the pre-web era. This has been very efficient over last week and enabled significant progress to be made on the Qgis plugin (see here). You can join on irc.freenode.net channel #otb. It is [...]
