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Mr Rolv Seehuus (Kongsberg SIM), Mr Tamer Fahmy (Kongsberg SIM)10/07/2007, 09:00Business and ApplicationsOff-shore operations in the oil and gas industry are becoming increasingly expensive and complex. One of the strategies to overcome this development is to create operation centers on-shore. Centralizing the control of oil-fields allows field-managers to make optimal decisions in a global scale. However, the amount of information they must process increases dramatically. We present the...Go to contribution page
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Elisa Burato (Verona University), Fabio Pliger (SIA s.r.l.)10/07/2007, 09:30Sia and S3 focus their work on supplying both low level and high level systems solutions for industrial partners. This year SIA started a research project with the university of Verona to improve it's applications and solutions named ORDID: Upper-level Ontology-Driven Interpretation of Raw Data. The project aims at looking for new and inovative construction of high level symbol grounding...Go to contribution page
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Mr Dale Strickland-Clark (Riverhall Systems)10/07/2007, 10:00An innovative company in the South of England has produced the first safe way to remotely monitor oil and gas wells wirelessly. They'd built the hardware and now urgently needed software so they could demonstrate their product at a trade show. Riverhall Systems used Twisted, Zope and a home-grown graphics server to produce a useful demonstration which was used successfully at...Go to contribution page
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Lene Wagner (merlinux GmbH), holger krekel (merlinux GmbH)10/07/2007, 11:00We'll look at how to do an EU research project, based on experiences obtained through the PyPy project. We quickly walk through the basics of the initial proposal, negotiations, the EU funding contract, cost/funding models and how we modified and amended the contract afterwards. The PyPy project has been one of the first bigger open source research projects that received funding from...Go to contribution page
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Mr Jonathan DiCarlo (Humanized, Inc.)10/07/2007, 11:00Business and ApplicationsEnso is a user-interface enhancement product created by Humanized (http://www.humanized.com) and is somewhat unusual in that it's an application written almost entirely in Python meant to be downloaded and installed locally by non-technical users. This spring, driven by user feedback, Humanized began upgrading Enso with a new auto-completion algorithm. This project presented several...Go to contribution page
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Dr Duncan Grisby (Tideway Systems Ltd.)10/07/2007, 11:30In this presentation, I will talk about our experience with using Python as the main programming language in the development of Tideway Foundation, a product that helps large enterprises understand and manage the truth about their complex IT environments. Foundation automatically generates dependency information about hardware and software within an environment, involving accessing target...Go to contribution page
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Mr Jan Murre (Pareto)10/07/2007, 14:00The majority of office workers use ... Microsoft Office! Especially in intranet enviroments. Things, especially versioning and tracking of changes, can go horribly wrong when people start working together, sending eachother Office documents. To accomodate this problem, Microsoft came up with Sharepoint. A full-blow Sharepoint implementation can get horribly expensive. However, the...Go to contribution page
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Mr Harald Armin Massa (GHUM Harald Massa)10/07/2007, 14:30Windows-Users are generally accustomed to "point, click, destroy" installation. Distributing .py files and installing the interpreter is often no-go. We will look into some samples of the great tool py2exe. dbimport is some lines of code to update Python applications within closed environments.Go to contribution page
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Mr Michael Hudson (Canonical)10/07/2007, 15:00Business and ApplicationsBazaar is a safe, friendly, free and fast distributed version control system. (will add more here soon)Go to contribution page
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