Latinoware 2012 will have mapfest put together by participants

The Recôncavo Baiano is a region oh high flow of tourists, formed by small cities that ended up forgotten by Google Maps. It was faced with this reality that Wille Marcel (Picture on the right) decided to start project MapaRec – Collaborative Mapping of the Reconcavo (Mapeamento Colaborativo do Recôncavo) – with the intention of mapping out the region with information, pictures, videos and sounds.

The Project is being carried out by a team of students, technicians and professors from the Federal University of the Recôncavo da Bahia (UFRB). “After learning about the OpenStreetMap, I had the idea of mapping out

Popular in Youtube, “Kretcheu” is one of the attractions of Latinoware 2012

Paulo Roberto Alves de Oliveira, a.k.a. Kretcheu*, is a traditional member of the Open Source Software community and Champion of free knowledge accessible to everyone. In addition to delivering classroom classes for over 25 years, he is also very successful on the web with channel KVB Kretcheu Video Blog (www.kretcheu.com.br).

With over 1000 subscribers registered in his channel, the 61 videos show classes, lectures and interviews, with an average 30 thousand hits a month. Details of this work can be followed during Latinoware 2012. For the event, Kretcheu is preparing a material with motivational aspects to share knowledge, in addition

The use of technology in police investigation

More than bringing to light the face of ancient men or distant relatives, the forensic art has elucidated a number of police cases, ranging from the approximation of a face based on a cranium (complete or not) all the way to aging of picture with a view to up-dating pictures to provide the police with the current appearance of fugitives from the law or even of dear ones who disappeared many years before. At Latinoware 2012, speaker Cícero Moraes will approach forensic 3D reconstruction using open source and free software, like Blender, InVesalius, Gimp and others. Below, see a

Cloud computing will be one of the standouts at Latinoware 2012

The practice of storing files in hard disks seems to have its days counted through the popularization of the cloud computing concept. This technology that enables users to access their files virtually is one of the standout topics at the Latin American Open Source Software Conference (LATINOWARE 2012), which will be held between October 17 and 19th at the Itaipu technological Park (PTI) in Foz do Iguaçu (PR).

The event is considered one of the sector’s main in Latin America and should break the record for number of participants, exceeding the over 4000 registrations achieved in the last

Latinoware 2012

In October, Foz do Iguaçu will, once again, be the venue for the Latin American Open Source Software Conference – Latinoware 2012. Around 4000 people, among students, professionals and specialists from the area are expected for the ninth edition of the event, to be held between October 17 and 19 at the premises of the Itaipu Technological Park (PTI), located at Itaipu power plant.

Promoted by Itaipu Binacional, Foundation Itaipu Technological Park – Brazil, The State of Paraná Informatics Company (CELEPAR) and the Federal Data Processing Service (SERPRO), Latinoware is an event that opens up space for discussion

Lectures submissions for Latinoware 2012 are now open!

We’re glad to inform that the Lectures submissions for Latinoware 2012 are now open!

Are you developing a project using Free Software, participates in user groups, or know of any free / open source tool and want to share their knowledge with us, register now your lecture.

The themes are:

– Security
– Virtualization
– Mobile
– Development
– Networks
– Desktop and applications

To enroll your lecture access http://lapsi.latinoware.org,
click ‘Papers’ -> ‘My Papers’ and then ‘New Proposal’.

You can submit as many lectures you like, until 19/08/2012.

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