The new OTB live DVD is out! On the program is the brand new OTB 3.4 (which came out 2 weeks ago) with the last Xubuntu 10.4. It’s just as usual: download it from http://www.orfeo-toolbox.org/otblive/, burn it on a DVD, put it on a computer and restart (or launch directly the iso file in a virtual [...]
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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 so: We [...]
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 [...]
What you can do with OTB
If you’re curious to know what you can do with OTB and actually what people do with it, you can have a look at some presentations made this year. These presentations show some research work using OTB, particularly in the special session on open source at IGARSS in Cape Town in July. The presentations are [...]
OTB world tour
With the presentation in Sydney last Wednesday, OTB has been finally presented on the five continents. Here is a map of the official presentations in conferences, courses and meetings: Here is a map of the OTB world tour. Of course, the density is much higher in Europe and the users also follow this trend, but [...]
