Powering the World's Maps on OSGeo - Open Source Geospatial Foundation

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About Geo for All - OSGeo

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Though the members of our community hail from many different backgrounds, we all seek to eliminate the digital divide and empower all as full citizens and contribute to building up Open Knowledge for the benefit of the whole society and for our future generations. We would to like to thank all educators worldwide who have made contributions to open education efforts and being good global citizens by helping spread the benefits of education to all.

Actinia

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Add a Project - OSGeo

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OSGeo would like to help you share your FOSS4G project with the world:

Create an
OSGeo UserID .
- If this takes more than 24 hours to get the mantra, ask for help via sysadmin@osgeo.org or ask for help in matrix.to/#/#sac:osgeo.org or web.libera.chat/#osgeo-sac chat room.
Sign in to the OSGeo WordPress website at
https://www.osgeo.org/wp-admin with your OSGeo User ID.
- Signing in creates a profile on the website which is required to add content.
Join the incubator committee
incubator@lists.osgeo.org email list, and request permission on the website to create a project page.
- Mention your OSGeo User ID, so we can grant you the “project author” permissions in WordPress
- The incubation committee use a
  checklist to review your project.
  1. Be geospatial
    Confirm by checking README or project description
  2. Have a free license or open source license
    The license must be OSI approved
  3. Welcome participation and new contributors.
    We look for a clear contribution policy
Use + New > Project to create a new project page
- Forms are used to collect information about your project
- Detailed instructions are provided below
- Users will be automatically logged out after some inactivity. Make sure you save your progress using Save Draft if needed.
When ready ask the incubation committee to review your page and publish.
- Thank you for contributing to our FOSS4G community.

Listing your project on the OSGeo Website

Good examples to review before starting:_
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Add Service Provider - OSGeo

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To be listed as a service provider:

Create an OSGeo UserID , which is the user-name used for this website.
Login into this website (in the upper right corner above) to create a profile. Profile pages are listed OSGeo members .
Drop into the OSGeo marketing discourse forum and request Service Provider Author role be added to your profile.
Use Service Providers – > Add New to create a new service providers page.
When ready ask the OSGeo marketing forum to review your page and publish.
Once published you may continue to update content to reflect your identity and growing expertise.

It will take about ten to fifteen minuets to fill out the page. The form fields are split across different tabs as described below.

Add Your Organization as a Service Provider

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Benefits

Why List Your Organization?

Visibility

Reach thousands of OSGeo software users looking for professional support, training, and development services.

Credibility

Associate your organization with the global open source geospatial community.

Apply

How to Apply

Requirements

To be listed as an OSGeo service provider, organizations should:

Offer services related to OSGeo software
Have experience with open source geospatial technology
Be willing to be publicly listed

Application Process

Submit your listing via the OSGeo wiki
Provide details about your services and expertise
Review by the OSGeo team
Listing in the service provider directory

Submit Your Listing

Awards - OSGeo

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Sol Katz Award

The Sol Katz Award for Geospatial Free and Open Source Software (GFOSS) is awarded annually by OSGeo to individuals who have demonstrated leadership in the GFOSS community. Recipients of the award will have contributed significantly through their activities to advance open source ideals in the geospatial realm. The hope is that the award will both acknowledge the work of community members, and pay tribute to one of its founders, for years to come.

Board and Officers

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Board

Board of Directors

Jeroen Ticheler

President

Wageningen, The Netherlands

president@osgeo.org

Tom Kralidis

Vice-President North America & System Administration Liaison

Toronto, Canada

tomkralidis@osgeo.org

Tim Sutton

Vice-President Africa, Sponsor Liaison, Marketing & Website

Portugal

tim.sutton@osgeo.org

Angelos Tzotsos

Board Member, Project Monitoring & Reporting Liaison

Athens, Greece

tzotsos@osgeo.org

Brand Guidelines

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Identity

OSGeo Brand Identity

The OSGeo brand represents our commitment to open source geospatial software. These guidelines ensure consistent use of our identity across all contexts.

Logo

The OSGeo logo features a compass rose design symbolizing geographic orientation and navigation.

Primary Logo

For light backgrounds

White Logo

Branding Material - OSGeo

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Logo and branding material usage

These are the official branding material and logo for the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo).

We have established a Branding Guide (PDF – 3.95 MB), which provides guidelines for logo usage, colours, typeface and branding elements to ensure that we have a consistent visual identity. Please respect our trademark guidelines when using these visual assets.

Branding Material Downloads

The OSGeo Branding and Style Guide provides instructions for use:

Bylaws

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Article I: Purposes and Non-Profit Status

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation (the “Foundation”) is organized exclusively to establish and support a diverse open source community to foster the development, advancement and promotion of open geospatial software technology and data.

The Foundation shall be operated in a manner consistent with maintaining its status as a not-for-profit corporation under Delaware law. Software development managed by the Foundation shall be released under a software license that is designated by the Open Source Initiative (OSI) as an approved open source license.

Bylaws Stichting OSGeo - OSGeo

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STATUTEN

Note: Applies to the Stichting OSGeo (Dutch) legal entity

Artikel 1 – Naam en zetel

De naam van de stichting is: Stichting Open Source Geospatial Foundation.
De stichting is gevestigd in de gemeente Wageningen (Nederland).

Artikel 2 – Doel en vermogen

De stichting stelt zich ten doel: het opzetten en ondersteunen van een diverse open source-gemeenschap om de ontwikkeling, vooruitgang en promotie van open geospatiale softwaretechnologie en data te bevorderen. De stichting heeft voorts ten doel het verrichten van al wat met het vorenstaande verband houdt of daartoe bevorderlijk kan zijn. Tot het doel van de stichting behoort niet het doen van uitkeringen aan de oprichter of aan hen die deel uitmaken van organen van de stichting
Om de doelstellingen van de stichting te bevorderen en ervoor te zorgen dat de activa van de stichting ten goede komen aan het publiek, zal alle software waarvan de ontwikkeling door de stichting wordt beheerd, worden uitgebracht onder een softwarelicentie die door het Open Source Initiative (OSI) is aangewezen als een licentie die voldoet aan de OSI-vereisten voor gecertificeerde open source-software.
De stichting beoogt het algemeen nut.
De stichting heeft geen winstoogmerk.
Het vermogen van de stichting wordt gevormd door:
1. subsidies en donaties;
2. inkomsten uit activiteiten;
3. verkrijgingen krachtens gift, legaat of erfstelling;
4. alle andere verkrijgingen en baten.

Artikel 3 – Bestuur: samenstelling, benoeming, beloning, ontslag

Het bestuur van de stichting bestaat uit drie of meer natuurlijke personen. Het bestuur stelt het aantal bestuurders vast. Een niet-voltallig bestuur behoudt zijn bevoegdheden. Het bestuur kan uit zijn midden een voorzitter, een secretaris en een penningmeester aanwijzen. Eén bestuurder kan meer van deze functies vervullen.
De bestuurders worden benoemd door het bestuur. In vacatures wordt zo spoedig mogelijk, maar in elk geval binnen drie maanden na het ontstaan ervan, voorzien.
Iedere bestuurder moet voldoen aan de volgende vereisten:
1. ```
 1. een bestuurder is een meerderjarige natuurlijk persoon;
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  1. een bestuurder heeft het vrije beheer over zijn vermogen;
  2. een bestuurder is in de laatste vijf jaar niet door de rechtbank ontslagen als bestuurder van een stichting.

Een bestuurslid hoeft geen Nederlands ingezetene te zijn. Elk bestuurslid dient blijk te geven van de bereidheid om verantwoordelijkheid te nemen voor het bestuur en de beschikbaarheid om actief deel te nemen aan bestuurlijke activiteiten. Bij de benoeming van bestuursleden wordt er naar gestreefd dat deze worden geselecteerd op basis van hun diverse interesses en expertise die zij in de stichting kunnen inbrengen.

Catalog - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Publish » Catalog

Catalog

Catalog services provide enable the search and discovery of data and services as part of a spatial data infrastructure. Key features include support for your organization metadata standards, ease of use and performance. A key feature is OGC Catalog Service for the Web (CSW) compatibility allowing a wide range of software to discover and use your information.

CesiumJS

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Charter Members

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Overview

What is a Charter Member?

Charter Members are individuals who have demonstrated sustained and significant contributions to the OSGeo community. Charter membership is the highest form of individual recognition within OSGeo and comes with important governance responsibilities.

Charter Members are the heart of OSGeo’s democratic governance structure. They:

Vote in annual board elections
Nominate candidates for board and charter membership
Guide the foundation’s strategic direction
Represent OSGeo at conferences and events
Mentor new community members

Path

Becoming a Charter Member

Charter membership is earned through contribution, not purchased or applied for directly. The path to charter membership typically involves years of sustained contribution to the OSGeo community.

Charter Members - OSGeo

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Chat & IRC

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Overview

Real-Time Chat

While mailing lists are great for discussions that don’t require immediate response, sometimes you need real-time help or just want to chat with the community. OSGeo projects use several chat platforms.

IRC

IRC on Libera.Chat

Many OSGeo projects have IRC channels on Libera.Chat .

How to Connect

Web client: Visit web.libera.chat
Desktop client: Use a client like HexChat, irssi, or weechat
Server: irc.libera.chat (port 6667, or 6697 for SSL)

OSGeo Channels

Channel	Project
`#osgeo`	General OSGeo discussion
`#qgis`	QGIS Desktop
`#grass`	GRASS GIS
`#geoserver`	GeoServer
`#postgis`	PostGIS
`#gdal`	GDAL/OGR
`#openlayers`	OpenLayers
`#mapserver`	MapServer

Matrix

Matrix is a modern, federated chat protocol. Many IRC channels are bridged to Matrix, so you can use either.

Client - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Information Technology » Client

Client

Desktop clients provide a productive environment for GIS professionals, while browser and mobile clients offer a broad reach for your mapping assets.

GeoMoose GeoMoose is a Web Client JavaScript Framework for displaying distributed cartogr…
GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
gvSIG Desktop gvSIG is a powerful, user-friendly, interoperable GIS used by thousands o…
Mapbender Mapbender is a web based geoportal framework to publish, register, view, navigat…
Marble Versatile, yet easy to use. Use Marble similar to a desktop globe; pan around an…
OpenLayers OpenLayers makes it easy to put a dynamic map in any web page. It can display ma…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
GeoExt A JavaScript Toolkit for Rich Web Mapping Applications
GeoGirafe Build geoportals using web components with Geogirafe!
GeoServer Client PHP GeoServer Client PHP is library for interacting with the GeoServer API.
Giswater An intelligent technology, free and open source for the integral water cycle man…
istSOS IstSOS is an OGC Sensor Observation Service server implementation written in Pyt…
POLAR POLAR is a web-based component designed to visualize and interact with geospatia…
Portable GIS GIS on a USB stick, for windows
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
DigiAgriApp DigiAgriApp is a software solution aimed at anyone with cultivated land.…
eodash Publish and integrate Earth Observation data in a dashboard application through …
ESA-NASA WorldWind WorldWind is a free, open source API for a virtual globe. WorldWind allows devel…
Geopaparazzi Geopaparazzi is a tool developed to do very fast qualitative engineering/geologi…
GET-IT - Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® The Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® (GET-IT) is the software suite f…
Giro3D Giro3D is an open-source JavaScript framework for visualizing and interacting wi…
Koop An Open Geospatial ETL Engine so you can leave geospatial data where it lives an…
Leaflet Open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps
Masterportal Masterportal is an open source geoviewer (WebGIS) compliant to OGC standards. It…
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…
R-Spatial A set of R packages for handling and analysing spatial data, built upon OSGeo co…

Cloud - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Information Technology » Cloud

Cloud

Geospatial data is, like much of our industry, enjoying the scalability offered by cloud solutions.

GeoNetwork A catalog to manage spatially referenced resources. It provides powerful metadat…
GeoNode GeoNode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial inform…
GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
actinia Actinia is an open source REST API for scalable, distributed, high performance p…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
GeoMesa GeoMesa is an open-source, distributed, spatio-temporal database built on a numb…
GeoTrellis GeoTrellis is a geographic data processing library designed to work with large g…
GeoWave GeoWave is a software library that connects the scalability of distributed compu…
RasterFrames RasterFrames® enables analysts, data scientists and EO specialists to easily…

Code of Conduct - OSGeo

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Diversity Statement

OSGeo welcomes and encourages participation by everyone. We are committed to being a community that everyone feels good about joining, and we will always work to treat everyone well. No matter how you identify yourself or how others perceive you: we welcome you.

Code of Conduct Documents

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation requires our projects, online communities, and events to establish and follow a Code of Conduct:

Berlin Code of Conduct , a community managed code of conduct recommended for events
Contributor Covenant , a code of conduct for open source projects

Individual events, committees and projects may have their own Code of Conduct (see examples at the end of this page).

Colophon

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Credits

Design & Development

Website Design

The OSGeo website design and development is by Get Interactive.

The current Hugo-based website was developed as part of the OSGeo website modernization initiative.

Technology

Technical Stack

Static Site Generator

This website is built using Hugo , a fast and flexible static site generator.

CSS Framework

The site uses the Bulma CSS framework for responsive design.

Communications

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OSGeo is an active and vibrant community, with many ways to connect!

OSGeo provides a welcoming inclusive safe space, respecting the voices and opinions of all community members. All OSGeo participants are expected to follow our Code of Conduct .

Forum

Discourse Forum

The OSGeo Discourse Forum is our primary communication channel for community discussions.

OSGeo Discourse

discourse.osgeo.org

Community Projects

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Overview

What are Community Projects?

Community Projects are open source geospatial software that has joined the OSGeo ecosystem but has not yet completed the full incubation process. These projects benefit from:

OSGeo infrastructure - mailing lists, wiki space, and hosting
Community support - connection to the broader open source geospatial community
Mentorship - guidance toward meeting OSGeo project standards
Visibility - promotion through OSGeo channels and events

Community projects may be working toward full OSGeo project status through incubation, or may be associated projects that benefit from the OSGeo umbrella without seeking full graduation.

Community Updates

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Updates

Community News

Updates about the people, events, and activities that make OSGeo a vibrant community.

Recent Updates

New Charter Members Elected

2024

We are pleased to welcome our newest Charter Members who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to the open source geospatial community.

Charter Members are elected by existing members in recognition of sustained contributions to OSGeo projects, documentation, advocacy, and community building.

Conference Committee

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Purpose

Key Responsibilities

The Conference Committee oversees:

Facilitating hosting application and decision processes
Assisting local conference organizing committees
Ensuring OSGeo foundation principles are maintained

Supporting affiliated conferences
Managing travel grant programs for FOSS4G and other OSGeo events

Participate

How to Get Involved

Mailing List

Subscribe to the “conference_dev” project list or search archives at lists.osgeo.org .

Wiki

The Conference Wiki (wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Conference_Committee ) provides background information and current tasks.

Contact Us

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General

General Inquiries

For general questions about OSGeo:

Email

info@osgeo.org

Note: This address is not monitored regularly. For technical questions, please use the project-specific mailing lists.

Board

Board of Directors

For matters requiring Board attention:

OSGeo Board

board@osgeo.org

Press

Press & Media

For press inquiries, interviews, or media requests:

Content Management - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Publish » Content Management

Content Management

Content management systems provide a great turn-key solution for sharing documents, resources and maps. Features to look for include ease of use, support options, infrastructure compatibility, and standards support.

deegree deegree is open source software for spatial data infrastructures and the geospat…
GeoNetwork A catalog to manage spatially referenced resources. It provides powerful metadat…
GeoNode GeoNode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial inform…
pygeometa pygeometa is a Python package to manage metadata for geospatial datasets.…

Data - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Information Technology » Data

Data

Open source provides robust trusted solutions for storing your spatial data. Look for standards support, a rich data model, performance and integration with your GIS architecture.

GeoNetwork A catalog to manage spatially referenced resources. It provides powerful metadat…
GeoNode GeoNode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial inform…
GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
PostGIS PostGIS adds GIS spatial types and support to PostgreSQL. It is used by Database…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
ETF ETF is a testing framework for validating data and APIs in Spatial Data Infrastr…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
istSOS IstSOS is an OGC Sensor Observation Service server implementation written in Pyt…
Open Data Cube The Open Data Cube is a Python library and suite of supporting applications that…
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
DigiAgriApp DigiAgriApp is a software solution aimed at anyone with cultivated land.…
GET-IT - Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® The Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® (GET-IT) is the software suite f…
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…
RasterFrames RasterFrames® enables analysts, data scientists and EO specialists to easily…

Data - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Publish » Data

Data

I have data to publish

Web data services provide client applications and researchers with access to geospatial information. Web services are available to share both raster and vector data.

deegree deegree is open source software for spatial data infrastructures and the geospat…
GeoServer Designed for interoperability, GeoServer publishes data from any major spatial d…
MapServer Known as one of the fastest mapping engines in the world, MapServer is an Open S…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
istSOS IstSOS is an OGC Sensor Observation Service server implementation written in Pyt…
Loader A loader for geographic data in GML and KML (that needs some preparation before …
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
EOxServer EOxServer is a Python application and framework for presenting Earth Observation…
geOrchestra geOrchestra is the free, modular, interoperable & secure Spatial Data Infras…
GET-IT - Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® The Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® (GET-IT) is the software suite f…
Gisquick Let’s share GIS much quicker!
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…

Data Query - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Analysis and Processing » Data Query

Data Query

I have vector data to query and explore

Working with feature (or vector) data forms the heart of spatial analysis. Open source provides data storage and query solutions capable of a wide range of analysis options.

GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
pgRouting pgRouting extends the PostGIS / PostgreSQL geospatial database providing routing…
PostGIS PostGIS adds GIS spatial types and support to PostgreSQL. It is used by Database…
actinia Actinia is an open source REST API for scalable, distributed, high performance p…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
Giswater An intelligent technology, free and open source for the integral water cycle man…
istSOS IstSOS is an OGC Sensor Observation Service server implementation written in Pyt…
MobilityDB An open source geospatial trajectory data management & analysis platform…
Open Data Cube The Open Data Cube is a Python library and suite of supporting applications that…
rasdaman Scalable datacube analytics
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
GeoMesa GeoMesa is an open-source, distributed, spatio-temporal database built on a numb…
GeoWave GeoWave is a software library that connects the scalability of distributed compu…
MOSS Map Overlay and Statistical System (MOSS) The Map Overlay and Statistical System…
R-Spatial A set of R packages for handling and analysing spatial data, built upon OSGeo co…
RasterFrames RasterFrames® enables analysts, data scientists and EO specialists to easily…

deegree

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Desktop Analysis - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Analysis and Processing » Desktop Analysis

Desktop Analysis

I have spatial data to analyze and draw conclusions from on my desktop computer.

GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
gvSIG Desktop gvSIG is a powerful, user-friendly, interoperable GIS used by thousands o…
Orfeo ToolBox Orfeo ToolBox is an open-source project for state-of-the-art remote sensing, inc…
QGIS Desktop QGIS is the leading Free and Open Source Desktop GIS. It allows you to create, e…
Giswater An intelligent technology, free and open source for the integral water cycle man…
MobilityDB An open source geospatial trajectory data management & analysis platform…
Opticks Opticks is an expandable remote sensing and imagery analysis software platform t…
OSGeo4W OSGeo4W is a binary distribution of a broad set of open source geospatial softwa…
rasdaman Scalable datacube analytics
MOSS Map Overlay and Statistical System (MOSS) The Map Overlay and Statistical System…
R-Spatial A set of R packages for handling and analysing spatial data, built upon OSGeo co…

Desktop Mapping - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Mapping and Cartography » Desktop Mapping

Desktop Mapping

I have data to visualize, and I am working on my own computer.

GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
gvSIG Desktop gvSIG is a powerful, user-friendly, interoperable GIS used by thousands o…
Marble Versatile, yet easy to use. Use Marble similar to a desktop globe; pan around an…
QGIS Desktop QGIS is the leading Free and Open Source Desktop GIS. It allows you to create, e…
Giswater An intelligent technology, free and open source for the integral water cycle man…
Bezitopo A land surveying CAD package under development
HOT Tasking Manager The purpose of the Tasking Manager is to divide a large mapping project into sma…
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…
R-Spatial A set of R packages for handling and analysing spatial data, built upon OSGeo co…

Downloads

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Software

Download OSGeo Software

All OSGeo software is free and open source. Download, use, modify, and share freely.

Quick Start

Quick Start: OSGeoLive

The easiest way to try OSGeo software is with OSGeoLive - a self-contained bootable DVD/USB with 50+ pre-configured geospatial applications.

OSGeoLive

Try 50+ open source geospatial applications without installing anything. Perfect for:

Learning and evaluation
Training and workshops
Demonstrations
Air-gapped environments

Includes: QGIS, GRASS GIS, PostGIS, GeoServer, MapServer, OpenLayers, and many more.

Drive your research with Open Source GIS - OSGeo

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GeoForAll is a simple idea powered by a global community who are all working for a selfless aim on providing Open Education opportunities for all. As it is an idea it just keeps expanding and spreads through minds. Openness is fundamental in harnessing the true potential of Geospatial Science and expanding digital economy opportunities for all. Open innovation is key in driving Digital Economy opportunities and to make sure that everyone benefits. Part of this initiative is to create openness in geo education and to encourage the flair and creativity that is so critical to society’s wellbeing, both now and in the future. In addition to the teaching resources available in the resources section, there are a range of software resources available for your research.

Education Resources

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Overview

Open Source Geospatial Education

OSGeo supports geospatial education worldwide through multiple initiatives, resources, and partnerships.

Initiative

Geo for All

OSGeo’s flagship educational initiative, Geo for All, promotes open geospatial education through a global network of university labs.

Lab Network

Over 100 Geo for All labs at universities worldwide provide:

Open source geospatial curriculum
Research opportunities
Student projects and internships
Community collaboration

Learn More About Geo for All

Learn

Learning Resources

Official Documentation

Each OSGeo project maintains comprehensive documentation:

EOxServer

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ETF

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Events History

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Events

List of Past & Upcoming Events

2026

FOSSGIS 2026 - Göttingen, Germany
FOSS4G Asia 2026 - Location TBA

Regional FOSS4G events

2025

FOSS4G 2025 - Auckland, New Zealand (November 17-23)
FOSSGIS 2025 - Münster, Germany
FOSS4G Europe 2025
State of the Map 2025

QGIS User Conference 2025
Regional FOSS4G events
Local chapter meetups

2024

FDO

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For your class project - OSGeo

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Mapping and Cartography

Data visualization, or cartography for mapping professionals, one of the key advantages of a GIS system. Software in this category ranges from desktop solutions, through to web services, web mapping, and mobile solutions.

Analysis and Processing

Spatial data analysis and processing is an important benefit to working with a GIS. Software in this category includes everything from desktop solutions and web services and the full range from command line tools to databases and cloud processing.

FOSS4G

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Overview

About FOSS4G

The internationally acclaimed “Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial” conference is OSGeo’s annual global event, held in a different city each year since 2004. FOSS4G consistently draws over 1,000 attendees who are passionate about open source geospatial solutions.

FOSS4G Experience

What you'll find at the conference

Keynote speeches from industry leaders and visionaries
Presentation sessions covering the latest developments in open source geospatial
Hands-on workshops for practical skill building
Code sprints where developers collaborate on projects
Community networking opportunities with the global geospatial community

The conference alternates between three geographic regions: Europe, North America, and worldwide locations, ensuring accessibility for our global community.

FOSS4G Travel Grant Programme - OSGeo

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Travel Grant Programmes

FOSS4G 2023 Travel Grant Program
FOSS4G Asia 2023 Travel Grant Program
FOSS4G 2022 Travel Grant Program
FOSS4G 2019 Travel Grant Programme / Second Phase
FOSS4G NA 2019 Travel Grant Program
FOSS4G Oceania 2019 Travel Grant Program
FOSS4G 2018 Travel Grant Program (read about the experiences of recipients here )
FOSS4G 2018 SotM Oceania Travel Grant Program (read about experience of recipients here )

Supporting the Travel Grant Program

The travel grant program is funded through:

GC2/Vidi

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GDAL/OGR

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Geo for All Advisory Board

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Board

Advisory Board Members

Asia-Pacific

Venkatesh Raghavan (Japan/India)
Chen Jun (China)
Tuong Thuy Vu (Malaysia/Vietnam)
Chris Pettit (Australia)

Middle East & Africa

Rania Elsayed Ibrahim (Egypt)
Gavin Fleming (South Africa)
Serena Coetzee (South Africa)
Bridget Fleming (South Africa)

Europe

Menno-Jan Kraak (Netherlands)
Georg Gartner (Austria)
Josef Strobl (Austria)
Jeroen Ticheler (Netherlands)
Mike Jackson (UK)
Sven Schade (Germany)
Arnulf Christl (Germany)
Maria Brovelli (Italy)
Peter Mooney (Ireland)
Nikos Lambrinos (Greece)
Suchith Anand (UK/India)

Americas

Jeff McKenna (Canada)
Marguerite Madden (USA)
Phillip Davis (USA)
Geoff Zeiss (Canada)
Rafael Moreno (USA)
Patrick Hogan (USA)
Helena Mitasova (USA)
Charles Schweik (USA)
Sergio Acosta y Lara (Uruguay)
Silvana Camboim (Brazil)

Mission

Board Mission

The advisory board supports the Geo for All initiative’s mission by:

Geo for All Lab Submission - OSGeo

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Submit your Geo for All Lab by filling in the form below.

Please login before submitting a new lab request. If you are not able to, you can contact Dr Victoria Rautenbach (victoria.rautenbach@gmail.com ).

Geo for All Newsletters

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Newsletter Archives

Geo for All newsletters are published periodically to share news about:

New lab openings worldwide
Educational resources and curricula
Research collaborations
Student success stories
Upcoming workshops and events

Access Archives

All past newsletters are available on the OSGeo wiki:

View Newsletter Archives

To receive future newsletters and updates:

Join the mailing list - Subscribe to the Geo for All discussion list
Follow on social media - Stay connected through OSGeo channels
Check the wiki - Visit the Geo for All wiki pages regularly

Subscribe to Mailing List

GeoExt

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GeoHealthCheck

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GeoMoose

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GeoNetwork

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GeoNode

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GEOS

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GeoServer

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GeoStyler

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GeoTools

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GeoWebCache

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Get Involved

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Motivation

Why Contribute?

Open source geospatial software is built by people like you. Contributing helps:

Improve software you use daily
Build skills and gain experience
Connect with a global community
Give back to projects that have helped you
Shape the future of geospatial technology

Options

Ways to Contribute

You don’t need to be a programmer to contribute! Here are many ways to help:

Giswater

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Google Summer of Code

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Overview

About GSoC at OSGeo

OSGeo has been a proud participant in Google Summer of Code since 2007. This global program pairs student developers with mentors from open source organizations to work on real software projects during the summer months.

Our Impact

Through GSoC, we have

Graduated 180+ students who have contributed to OSGeo projects
Mentored contributors who have become core developers
Advanced open source geospatial software through fresh perspectives

Process

How It Works

January - February

GRASS GIS

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gvSIG Desktop

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How to join Geo for All - OSGeo

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1. Criteria for admission to “Geo for All” Labs.

In September 2011, the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) and the International Cartographic Association (ICA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the aim of developing on a global basis collaboration opportunities for academia, industry and government organizations in open source GIS software and data for enabling open education opportunities for all. The MoU aims to provide expertise and support for the establishment of Open Source Geospatial Laboratories across the world for supporting development of open-source geospatial software, open data, open standards training and expertise. ISPRS joined this initiative in 2014.

How to sponsor? - OSGeo

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The Open Source Geospatial Foundation is privileged to serve the members of our ‘Free and Open Source Geospatial Software’ community. OSGeo volunteers, including members and organizations, provide tremendous value in making geospatial technology accessible to everyone.

Your financial assistance enables OSGeo to meet operational costs for community infrastructure and operation as a software foundation.

Your Organization Depends on OSGeo Software – Your company or public institution uses OSGeo technologies in its day-to-day operation. Free and open-source technology allows you to compete effectively and deliver services effectively. Your financial support of OSGeo shares the operational cost of maintaining the software vital to your success.
Your Community has adopted the use of OSGeo Software – Communities representing a wide range of domains, from professional associations to non-government organizations, leverage Free and open-source software as a critical component of end-user engagement. Your community has an interest in ensuring the software can be sustained into the future. By sponsoring OSGeo you demonstrate support for your members’ continued access to great freely available geospatial software.
Your Goals are aligned with OSGeo’s Vision of empowering everyone with open software, open standards, and open data – Help achieve your own organization’s objectives by sponsoring OSGeo as a like-minded organization and benefit from a close relationship with our community of geospatial enthusiasts and professionals world-wide.
Showcase Your Leadership in Free and Open Source Geospatial Technologies – By sponsoring OSGeo you will help align your business with the activities of thousands of adopters of free and open source geospatial software world wide. As a sponsor of OSGeo, you will align your business goals with the momentum behind OSGeo in the marketplace.
Benefit from Sponsor Networking Opportunities – As a sponsor of OSGeo, you will benefit from unique opportunities to meet and share ideas with key members of OSGeo, other OSGeo sponsors, like-minded individuals, public institutions, and organizations.

How an OSGeo Sponsorship Works for You

Sponsorship is cumulative to recognize all your financial support made throughout the year. OSGeo recognizes contributions made across local chapters, meetups, individual OSGeo projects, outreach initiatives, local FOSS4G events, and our beloved annual global FOSS4G conference.

In your classroom - OSGeo

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Mapping and Cartography

Analysis and Processing

In your research - OSGeo

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The key ingredients that make Open Geospatial Science possible are enshrined in Open Principles, i.e:

Open Source geospatial software
Open data
Open standards
Open educational resources, and
Open access to research publications

Part of this initiative is to create openness in geo education and to encourage the flair and creativity that is so critical to society’s wellbeing, both now and in the future. In addition to the teaching resources available in the resources section, there are a range of software resources available for your research.

Incubation Process - OSGeo

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Deprecation Notice

This document is outdated due to the introduction of the “OSGeo Community” program. For the latest information please visit the incubation committee website and wiki :

Step 1: Add OSGeo Website Project Page
Step 2: Join Community Projects Program
Step 3: Incubation process and Graduation

Terms and Definitions

Project The project wishing to enter OSGeo IncCom The Incubation Committee Incubation Process The process by which a project becomes a full member project of OSGeo Mentor A member of the Incubation Committee chosen to assist a Project through the Incubation Process PMC Project Management Committee

Incubator Application Questionnaire - OSGeo

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istSOS

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Leaflet

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Legal Information

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Foreword

Trademark Guidelines

The Open Source Geospatial Foundation emphasizes building market presence through controlled brand association. The organization seeks to balance legal oversight of its symbols with openness, following similar approaches used by comparable organizations like Apache and Mozilla.

Overview

Introduction

This policy governs use of OSGeo trademarks, defined as the name OSGeo in the variations listed below, OSGeo’s logos and the names of its various products. The foundation aims to maintain trademarks as reliable indicators of quality and security while allowing community discussion and accurate affiliation descriptions.

libLAS

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Libraries - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Development » Libraries

Libraries

Geospatial libraries offer developers access to a wide range of spatial data, web services, analysis and processing. These libraries are often available as command line tools, and are responsible for the heavy-lifting in many of the popular desktop and web service solutions.

GDAL/OGR GDAL is a C++ translator library for more than 200 raster and vector geospatial …
GEOS GEOS (Geometry Engine – Open Source) is a C++ port of the Java Topology Su…
GeoTools An open source Java library providing a standards compliant approach for visuali…
GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
Orfeo ToolBox Orfeo ToolBox is an open-source project for state-of-the-art remote sensing, inc…
pgRouting pgRouting extends the PostGIS / PostgreSQL geospatial database providing routing…
PROJ PROJ is a generic coordinate transformation software that transforms geospatial …
TorchGeo TorchGeo: datasets, samplers, transforms, and pre-trained models for geospatial …
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
FDO FDO Data Access Technology is an API for manipulating, defining and analyzing ge…
GeoGirafe Build geoportals using web components with Geogirafe!
GeoServer Client PHP GeoServer Client PHP is library for interacting with the GeoServer API.
GeoStyler generic styler for geodata
mappyfile A Python library to create, parse, modify, and format MapServer Mapfiles.…
MobilityDB An open source geospatial trajectory data management & analysis platform…
Open Data Cube The Open Data Cube is a Python library and suite of supporting applications that…
OSGeo4W OSGeo4W is a binary distribution of a broad set of open source geospatial softwa…
OSSIM OSSIM is an open source, C++ (mostly), geospatial image processing library used …
OWSLib OWSLib is a Python package for client programming with Open Geospatial Consortiu…
POLAR POLAR is a web-based component designed to visualize and interact with geospatia…
PROJ-JNI PROJ-JNI provides a Java Native Interface for PROJ C/C++ library.…
Pronto Raster Pronto Raster is a C++ library for calculations with raster data. The library is…
pygeometa pygeometa is a Python package to manage metadata for geospatial datasets.…
SFCGAL SFCGAL is a C++ wrapper library around CGAL (Computational Geometry Algorithms L…
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
eodag Earth Observation Data Access Gateway
ESA-NASA WorldWind WorldWind is a free, open source API for a virtual globe. WorldWind allows devel…
GeoTrellis GeoTrellis is a geographic data processing library designed to work with large g…
Giro3D Giro3D is an open-source JavaScript framework for visualizing and interacting wi…
JTS Topology Suite JTS is an open source spatial library defining geometry, spatial relationships, …
Kaoto Kaoto is an integration editor to create and deploy workflows in a visual, low-c…
LERC Limited Error Raster Compression LERC is an open-source image or raster format which supports rapid encoding and …
LUE LUE is software for translating rasters. It implements a map algebra raster engi…
MovingPandas Python library for movement trajectory data exploration and analysis.
pdal The Point Data Abstraction Library (PDAL) provides command line tools and a libr…
py3dtiles Python library and command-line for 3dtiles
RasterFrames RasterFrames® enables analysts, data scientists and EO specialists to easily…
Terra Draw Terra Draw is an open source JavaScript library for drawing and editing geometri…
Terraformer Tools and objects for working with and transforming GeoJSON, WKT and GeoServices…

Licenses

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Distribution

Distribution Licenses

OSGeo offers a standard license for projects contributed directly to the foundation:

OSGeo BSD-3 License V1.0

The OSGeo BSD-3 License provides a permissive open source license for projects under the foundation.

Downloads:

Text Format
PDF Format

Contributors

Contributor License Agreements

OSGeo projects accepting contributions use procedures tailored to individual initiatives. Two primary contributor agreements are available, derived from the Apache code contribution licenses:

Local Organizations - OSGeo

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Official OSGeo Chapters

Chapters that have applied for official status and have been approved by the OSGeo Board of Directors

Belgium OSGeo Chapter
British Columbia, Canada OSGeo Chapter
Cascadia OSGeo Chapter
California, USA OSGeo Chapter
China OSGeo Chapter
Czech OSGeo Chapter
Dutch Language OSGeo Chapter
FOSSGIS e.V.: German Language OSGeo Chapter
French language OSGeo Chapter
Finland OSGeo Chapter
India OSGeo Chapter
Italian language OSGeo Chapter
Japan OSGeo Chapter
Korean Language OSGeo Chapter
New Mexico, USA OSGeo Chapter
Ottawa, Canada OSGeo Chapter
PDX-OSGeo Chapter
Poland OSGeo Chapter
Romanian OSGeo Chapter
Quebec OSGeo Chapter
Sénégal OSGeo Chapter
Spanish Language OSGeo Chapter
Twin Cities, USA OSGeo Chapter
United Kingdom OSGeo Chapter
Vietnam OSGeo Chapter

OSGeo Chapters “In Formation”

Chapters that are not yet formally approved, but are actively developing

Mailing Lists

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Overview

OSGeo Mailing Lists

Mailing lists are the primary way the OSGeo community communicates. They’re used for:

Asking questions and getting help
Discussing development and new features
Announcing releases and important news
Coordinating contributions and activities

General

General OSGeo Lists

These lists cover the OSGeo organization and general topics:

List	Description	Subscribe
OSGeo-Discuss	General discussion about OSGeo	Subscribe
OSGeo-Board	Board meeting announcements (read-only)	Subscribe
OSGeo-Marketing	Marketing and outreach coordination	Subscribe

Projects

Project-Specific Lists

Each OSGeo project maintains its own mailing lists:

Mapbender

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MapCache

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MapFish Print

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MapGuide Open Source

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Mapping Services - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Mapping and Cartography » Mapping Services

Mapping Services

I have maps to publish

Web map and tile services are used to publish a map for use by desktop, browser and mobile clients.

deegree deegree is open source software for spatial data infrastructures and the geospat…
GeoNode GeoNode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial inform…
GeoServer Designed for interoperability, GeoServer publishes data from any major spatial d…
MapServer Known as one of the fastest mapping engines in the world, MapServer is an Open S…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
GeoWebCache GWC is a tile server and caching proxy written in Java.
MapGuide Open Source MapGuide Open Source is a web-based platform that enables users to develop and d…
mappyfile A Python library to create, parse, modify, and format MapServer Mapfiles.…
POLAR POLAR is a web-based component designed to visualize and interact with geospatia…
EOxServer EOxServer is a Python application and framework for presenting Earth Observation…
First Draft GIS First Draft GIS is an Artificial Intelligence that makes the first draft of a ma…
GET-IT - Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® The Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® (GET-IT) is the software suite f…
GIFramework Maps GIFramework Maps is a .NET based web mapping application designed and developed …
Giro3D Giro3D is an open-source JavaScript framework for visualizing and interacting wi…
Gisquick Let’s share GIS much quicker!
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…
Tegola Tegola is a high performance Mapbox Vector Tile server written in Go. In a nutsh…

mappyfile

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MapServer

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Marble

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Marketing Committee

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Mandate

Committee Mandate

The committee focuses on executing a medium term marketing strategy geared at growing our community with new users through:

Ongoing event support with downloadable marketing materials
Website and logo design updates
Marketing collateral development and refinement

Services

OSGeo Marketing Support Services

Service Provider Directory

A public listing of service providers specializing in free and open source geospatial technology.

View Service Providers →

May 2026 - GeoForAll Newsletter Vol.12 no.05 - OSGeo

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May 2026 GeoForAll Newsletter Vol. 12 no.05 . Access to the current and all previous GeoForAll Newsletters is provided below. Each monthly newsletter is provided in PDF format and all of the files are approximately 1.5Mb in size.

To access any of the newsletters below: Click on the link provided and you will be redirected to a Resource page where you will see a ‘Download’ button. Click on this button to download or view the PDF.

MDAL

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Members

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Membership

Join OSGeo

OSGeo welcomes participation from everyone interested in open source geospatial technology. There are several ways to become part of our community:

Community Participation

Anyone can participate in the OSGeo community by:

Using OSGeo software
Contributing to projects
Joining mailing lists and discussions
Attending events

Get Started →

Charter Membership

Charter Members are individuals who have demonstrated sustained and significant contributions to OSGeo. Charter membership is by nomination.

Membership rules - OSGeo

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Foreword

This document has now been adopted by the board. Substantiative changes should not be made without board approval.

Membership Categories

Loosely speaking, there are three categories of individual affiliation with the Foundation: Participant , Member , and Charter Member.

The broadest category, that of Participant , is for those who are not formally registered on the osgeo.org website but who nonetheless contribute code, help out on committees, follow the various mailing lists, and otherwise participate in OSGeo Foundation activities. Anyone can be a Participant.

Meta CRS Initiative

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Overview

About MetaCRS

The MetaCRS initiative gathers together interested parties from across several projections, and coordinate system related technologies. It was felt that there was sufficient common institutional infrastructure that a combined effort would be valuable.

The initiative provides a space for sharing:

Coordinate system dictionaries
Test suites
Mathematical formulations

Leadership

Steering Committee

Member	Role
Frank Warmerdam	Chair
Simon Liu	Member
Norm Olsen	Member

Member	Role
Mike Adair	Member
Howard Butler	Member
Martin Davis	Member

Projects

Member Projects

Project	Representative
PROJ4	Frank Warmerdam
Proj4js	Mike Adair
CS-Map	Simon Liu
GeoTIFF/libgeotiff	Frank Warmerdam

Project	Representative
SpatialReference.org	Howard Butler
Proj4J	Martin Davis
GeoTools	Jody Garnett

Resources

Mailing List

Join the MetaCRS mailing list for discussions and updates.

Migrate to open source GIS - OSGeo

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Mobile Development - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Development » Mobile Development

Mobile Development

Libraries for mobile development mix a range of data processing, data synchronization and data services.

GeoGirafe Build geoportals using web components with Geogirafe!
Geopaparazzi Geopaparazzi is a tool developed to do very fast qualitative engineering/geologi…

Mobile Mapping - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Mapping and Cartography » Mobile Mapping

Mobile Mapping

Mobile mapping provides an opportunity to bring your cartography to the public and also to the field for data collection. Check out the software in this category for some examples of what is possible.

OpenLayers OpenLayers makes it easy to put a dynamic map in any web page. It can display ma…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
POLAR POLAR is a web-based component designed to visualize and interact with geospatia…
QField Get your QGIS fieldwork done efficiently and comfortably.
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
Geopaparazzi Geopaparazzi is a tool developed to do very fast qualitative engineering/geologi…
GIFramework Maps GIFramework Maps is a .NET based web mapping application designed and developed …
Leaflet Open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…

MobilityDB

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Open Data Cube

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Open GeoScience

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Overview

About Open GeoScience

Open GeoScience bridges the OSGeo community with researchers in Earth sciences, environmental science, and related fields. We advocate for:

Open Source

Using and contributing to open source geospatial software for research workflows.

Open Data

Promoting open access to geoscience datasets and research outputs.

Open source in science & education - OSGeo

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Open Standards - OSGeo

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OpenGIS Harmonization

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Background

Core Purpose

The GeoTools project participated early in GeoAPI development. The OGC has now published GeoAPI v3 and requested exclusive use of the org.opengis package, requiring a coordinated response.

Goals

Initiative Goals

Four primary outcomes are targeted:

1. Refactor GeoTools

Refactor GeoTools’ use of org.opengis interfaces to remove dependency on the contested namespace.

2. Remove Unused Interfaces

Remove unused interfaces lacking sustained investment, notably the Geometry interfaces.

OpenLayers

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Opticks

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Orfeo ToolBox

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OSGeo Mailing Lists - OSGeo

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OSGeo mailing lists provide communication within the OSGeo members.

Announcements List

This is a low-volume OSGeo mailing list where official Open Source Geospatial Foundation announcements and related news are announced.

If you want to know about what is going on in the Open Source Geospatial Foundation, you are encouraged to:

Subscribe to the announcements e-mail list.
Review the archive for past announcements.

When you have an announcement to make follow these instructions .

OSGeo4W

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OSGeoLive

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Overview

What is OSGeoLive?

OSGeoLive is a self-contained bootable platform available as a DVD, USB drive, or virtual machine. Built on Lubuntu , it enables users to explore a wide range of open source geospatial software without any installation requirements.

The entire system consists of free software, permitting unrestricted distribution, duplication, and sharing.

Current Version: OSGeoLive 16.0 - Based on Lubuntu 22.04 LTS

Features

Key Features

50+ Applications

Pre-configured geospatial tools for storage, publishing, viewing, analysis, and manipulation

OSGeoLive

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OSGeoLive

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Overview

About OSGeoLive

OSGeoLive is a self-contained bootable DVD, USB thumb drive, or Virtual Machine based on Lubuntu that allows you to try a wide variety of open source geospatial software without installing anything.

It is entirely composed of free software, allowing it to be freely distributed, duplicated, and passed around.

Contents

What's Included?

OSGeoLive includes 50+ open source geospatial applications, including:

Desktop GIS

QGIS
GRASS GIS
gvSIG
Marble

Web Mapping

GeoServer
MapServer
OpenLayers
Leaflet

Databases

PostGIS
SpatiaLite

Libraries

GDAL/OGR
PROJ
GEOS

And Much More!

View Full Software List

OSGeoLive Initiative - OSGeo

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OSGeoLive is by far the largest initiative at OSGeo boasting a dedicated steering committee, hundreds and contributors and translators.

Steering Committee

Project Steering Committee

Angelos_Tzotsos (Chair)
Brian M Hamlin
Cameron Shorter
Alex Mandel
Johan Van de Wauw
Bas Couwenberg
Massimo De Stefano
Astrid Emde
Ben Caradoc-Davies
Nicolas Roelandt
Vicky Vergara

For more information please see the initiative website for sponsors and participants .

Project

OSGeoLive

OSSIM

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OWSLib

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Partners

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Partners

Our Partners

OSGeo collaborates with a variety of organizations to advance open source geospatial technology:

Standards Organizations

OSGeo works closely with standards bodies to ensure interoperability:

Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC)
ISO Technical Committee 211
INSPIRE

Academic Partners

Through Geo for All, we partner with educational institutions worldwide:

International Cartographic Association (ICA)
International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS)
Association of Geographic Information Laboratories in Europe (AGILE)
University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS)

International Organizations

OSGeo engages with international bodies on geospatial matters:

PDAL

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pg_featureserv

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pg_tileserv

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pgRouting

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Portable GIS

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Portal - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Information Technology » Portal

Portal

An integrated portal provides a great approach for organizations without a prior spatial investment. Many of the mapping portal, mapping website or SDI solutions listed here are composed of leading open source components offering an easy way to get your organization started.

GeoMoose GeoMoose is a Web Client JavaScript Framework for displaying distributed cartogr…
GeoNetwork A catalog to manage spatially referenced resources. It provides powerful metadat…
GeoNode GeoNode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial inform…
Mapbender Mapbender is a web based geoportal framework to publish, register, view, navigat…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
mapfish Create reports that contain maps!
MapGuide Open Source MapGuide Open Source is a web-based platform that enables users to develop and d…
Gisquick Let’s share GIS much quicker!

PostGIS

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Press Releases

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Press

Press Releases

Official announcements from the Open Source Geospatial Foundation.

2024

FOSS4G 2025 Announced for Auckland, New Zealand

OSGeo announces that FOSS4G 2025, the annual global conference for open source geospatial software, will be held in Auckland, New Zealand from November 17-23, 2025.

Learn More About FOSS4G 2025

OSGeo welcomes [Sponsor Name] as a new Diamond sponsor, demonstrating their commitment to supporting the open source geospatial community.

PROJ

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Project Evaluation Criteria - OSGeo

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Deprecation Notice

This document is outdated due to the introduction of the “OSGeo Community” program and requirement to provide a “Code of Conduct”. For the latest information please visit the incubation committee website and wiki :

Step 1: Add OSGeo Website Project Page
Step 2: Join Community Projects Program
Step 3: Incubation process and Graduation

Purpose

The purpose of this document is to outline the criteria to be used for prioritizing projects for acceptance into the incubation process. The project must fully meet, or be capable of meeting by graduation, the Required Criteria. Projects should meet some or all of the Desirable Criteria. The intention is that the more criteria a project meets, the more likely it will be accepted for incubation.

Project Graduation Checklist - OSGeo

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Document Status

Version: 2.0
Status: approved
Last Edited: June 16, 2014
Previous: 1.0

Purpose

The purpose of this checklist is to determine whether an Incubator Project produces quality products, remains true to its stated licence and is sustainable. Satisfying this checklist is a prerequisite for graduation.

A project should have institutionalized the processes in this list or provide justification why the process is not used. See also the Incubation Application Questionnaire .

Project Incubation

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Process

What is Incubation?

OSGeo’s incubation process is the pathway for open source geospatial projects to become officially recognized as OSGeo projects. The process ensures that projects meet community standards for openness, quality, and sustainability.

Benefits

Benefits of OSGeo Project Status

Becoming an OSGeo project provides:

Legal Protection

OSGeo can hold trademarks and copyrights on behalf of projects

Project Releases

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Updates

Latest Releases

Stay informed about new versions and updates from OSGeo projects. Our projects follow regular release cycles, providing new features, bug fixes, and security updates.

Recent Major Releases

QGIS 3.40 LTR

October 2024

The latest Long Term Release of QGIS brings improved performance, new processing algorithms, and enhanced 3D visualization capabilities.

Highlights:

New mesh layer rendering options
Enhanced GPS tracking functionality
Improved annotation tools
Performance optimizations

Download QGIS | Release Notes

Public Geospatial Data Committee

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Goals

Committee Goals

The committee pursues these core goals:

Advance Open Formats

Promote adoption of open geospatial formats that enable interoperability and data sharing.

Expand Public Geodata

Work to expand public availability of government-collected geodata.

Maintain Open Archive

Maintain an open geodata archive for community use.

Clarify Licensing

Clarify licensing frameworks for public geodata.

pycsw

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pygeoapi

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pygeometa

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PyWPS

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QGIS

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rasdaman

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Raster Processing - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Analysis and Processing » Raster Processing

Raster Processing

Open source technology provides a great selection of tools for imagery and raster analysis.

GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
Orfeo ToolBox Orfeo ToolBox is an open-source project for state-of-the-art remote sensing, inc…
TorchGeo TorchGeo: datasets, samplers, transforms, and pre-trained models for geospatial …
actinia Actinia is an open source REST API for scalable, distributed, high performance p…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
Open Data Cube The Open Data Cube is a Python library and suite of supporting applications that…
Opticks Opticks is an expandable remote sensing and imagery analysis software platform t…
OSSIM OSSIM is an open source, C++ (mostly), geospatial image processing library used …
Pronto Raster Pronto Raster is a C++ library for calculations with raster data. The library is…
rasdaman Scalable datacube analytics
CoastalME CoastalME is an open-source modeling tool for simulating long-term coastal morph…
EOxServer EOxServer is a Python application and framework for presenting Earth Observation…
Flexurba Flexurba is an open-source R package to construct flexible urban delineations wh…
GeoTrellis GeoTrellis is a geographic data processing library designed to work with large g…
LUE LUE is software for translating rasters. It implements a map algebra raster engi…
MOSS Map Overlay and Statistical System (MOSS) The Map Overlay and Statistical System…
R-Spatial A set of R packages for handling and analysing spatial data, built upon OSGeo co…
RasterFrames RasterFrames® enables analysts, data scientists and EO specialists to easily…

Re3gistry

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Report a Code of Conduct Issue

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Report

How to Report

Email the Code of Conduct Committee

Send a detailed report to the Code of Conduct Committee:

Contact

Email: coc@osgeo.org

All reports are treated confidentially and reviewed by the committee.

Details

What to Include

When reporting an incident, please include:

Date, time, and location of the incident
Description of what happened
Who was involved (names or descriptions)
Any witnesses who observed the incident
Any supporting material (screenshots, links, etc.)
Your contact information (optional, but helpful for follow-up)

Process

What Happens Next

Our Process

Acknowledgment - We will confirm receipt within 48 hours
Review - The committee will review all information
Investigation - We may contact you for additional details
Decision - The committee will determine appropriate action
Communication - We will inform you of the outcome

Privacy

Confidentiality

All reports are treated with strict confidentiality. Information will only be shared with committee members involved in reviewing the report. We will protect reporter identities unless disclosure is required by law or with explicit permission.

Service Providers

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Overview

Professional Support

While OSGeo software is free to use, many organizations need professional support for implementation, customization, training, and maintenance. Service providers fill this role, offering commercial services built on OSGeo projects.

Note: OSGeo does not endorse any specific service provider. This directory is provided as a community resource.

Find a Service Provider

Service providers are listed on the OSGeo wiki, organized by:

SFCGAL

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Sol Katz Award

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History

About Sol Katz

Sol Katz (1948-1999) was a pioneer in the open source geospatial movement. As a software developer at the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Sol created and maintained numerous free geospatial utilities and libraries. He freely shared his work with others, laying the groundwork for today’s open source geospatial ecosystem.

Sol’s generosity and commitment to sharing knowledge inspired countless developers and established a tradition of openness that continues to define the geospatial community.

SpatiaLite

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TEAM Engine

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Tools - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Development » Tools

Tools

Open source provides a great collection of tools for automating your spatial data analysis, processing, and publication. Many of these command line tools are also available as libraries for development.

GDAL/OGR GDAL is a C++ translator library for more than 200 raster and vector geospatial …
GRASS GRASS is a powerful computational engine for raster, vector, and geospatial proc…
Orfeo ToolBox Orfeo ToolBox is an open-source project for state-of-the-art remote sensing, inc…
TorchGeo TorchGeo: datasets, samplers, transforms, and pre-trained models for geospatial …
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
ETF ETF is a testing framework for validating data and APIs in Spatial Data Infrastr…
GeoStyler generic styler for geodata
MobilityDB An open source geospatial trajectory data management & analysis platform…
Portable GIS GIS on a USB stick, for windows
TEAM Engine The Test, Evaluation, And Measurement (TEAM) Engine is a testing facility that e…
CoastalME CoastalME is an open-source modeling tool for simulating long-term coastal morph…
Kaoto Kaoto is an integration editor to create and deploy workflows in a visual, low-c…
LUE LUE is software for translating rasters. It implements a map algebra raster engi…
py3dtiles Python library and command-line for 3dtiles
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…
Terraformer Tools and objects for working with and transforming GeoJSON, WKT and GeoServices…

TorchGeo

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Travel Grants

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Overview

About Travel Grants

OSGeo is committed to ensuring that financial constraints don’t prevent community members from attending FOSS4G conferences. Our Travel Grant Program (TGP) provides financial assistance to help cover travel, accommodation, and registration costs.

Since its inception, the program has helped hundreds of community members from around the world attend FOSS4G, enriching the conference with diverse perspectives and experiences.

Eligibility

Who Can Apply?

The Travel Grant Program is open to:

UN Committee

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Background

Historical Background

The committee originated from a 2015 meeting between the OSGeo Board and the UN GIS team at FOSS4G in Seoul, Korea. Kyoung-Soo Eom, head of the UN Geospatial Information Section, invited OSGeo to participate in a working group on Geospatial Information and Disaster Services.

Objectives

Primary Objectives

Service Provider Networks

Provide UN member states with networks of service providers for OSGeo projects.

UN Open Source Initiative

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Overview

About the Initiative

The UN Open Source Initiative supports the United Nations’ adoption of open source geospatial software and open standards. We work with:

UN-GGIM (United Nations Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management)
UN Agencies using geospatial technology
Member States implementing SDI programs

Focus

Focus Areas

Sustainable Development Goals

Supporting spatial data infrastructure for SDG monitoring and implementation.

Web Development - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Development » Web Development

Web Development

I am interested in web development and mapping in the browser.

Web mapping development offers an great interactive experience for your website visitors. Look for cutting edge technology, standards support, and compatibility with your coding style.

GeoMoose GeoMoose is a Web Client JavaScript Framework for displaying distributed cartogr…
GeoNode GeoNode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial inform…
OpenLayers OpenLayers makes it easy to put a dynamic map in any web page. It can display ma…
pygeoapi pygeoapi is an OGC API to geospatial data
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
GeoExt A JavaScript Toolkit for Rich Web Mapping Applications
GeoGirafe Build geoportals using web components with Geogirafe!
mapfish Create reports that contain maps!
mappyfile A Python library to create, parse, modify, and format MapServer Mapfiles.…
POLAR POLAR is a web-based component designed to visualize and interact with geospatia…
XYZ / MAPP Open source presentation, controller, domain, and service layers for cloud nativ…
GIFramework Maps GIFramework Maps is a .NET based web mapping application designed and developed …
Giro3D Giro3D is an open-source JavaScript framework for visualizing and interacting wi…
Leaflet Open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps
qgis2web qgis2web is a QGIS plugin to export your project to an OpenLayers or Leaflet web…
Terra Draw Terra Draw is an open source JavaScript library for drawing and editing geometri…

Web Processing - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Analysis and Processing » Web Processing

Web Processing

Web processing provides a scalable answer for today’s data volumes; rather than bringing information to your machine, process the information online, where the data is located. Keep an eye out for solutions that are bundled with web services, allowing data to be processed in-place. Look for standards support for automation, or use from your desktop client, along with a deep selection of analysis options.

Web Services - OSGeo

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Home » Choose a project » Information Technology » Web Services

Web Services

There is a wide range of web service projects enjoying open source sucess. Look for standards support (for interoprability) and integration with your GIS architecture.

deegree deegree is open source software for spatial data infrastructures and the geospat…
GeoNetwork A catalog to manage spatially referenced resources. It provides powerful metadat…
GeoNode GeoNode is a web-based application and platform for developing geospatial inform…
GeoServer Designed for interoperability, GeoServer publishes data from any major spatial d…
MapServer Known as one of the fastest mapping engines in the world, MapServer is an Open S…
pycsw pycsw is an OGC CSW server implementation written in Python. Started in 2010 (mo…
pygeoapi pygeoapi is an OGC API to geospatial data
PyWPS PyWPS is an implementation of the Web Processing Service standard from the Open …
ZOO-Project ZOO-Project is a C-based WPS (Web Processing Service) implementation. It is an o…
EOEPCA+ EOEPCA+’s vision is to streamline the access to and processing of earth observat…
ETF ETF is a testing framework for validating data and APIs in Spatial Data Infrastr…
GC2/Vidi A platform for building spatial data infrastructure and deploying browser based …
GeoHealthCheck GeoHealthCheck is a Python application to support monitoring OGC Web Services up…
GeoWebCache GWC is a tile server and caching proxy written in Java.
istSOS IstSOS is an OGC Sensor Observation Service server implementation written in Pyt…
Open Data Cube The Open Data Cube is a Python library and suite of supporting applications that…
EOxServer EOxServer is a Python application and framework for presenting Earth Observation…
First Draft GIS First Draft GIS is an Artificial Intelligence that makes the first draft of a ma…
GET-IT - Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® The Geoinformation Enabling ToolkIT starterkit® (GET-IT) is the software suite f…
GIFramework Maps GIFramework Maps is a .NET based web mapping application designed and developed …
Masterportal Masterportal is an open source geoviewer (WebGIS) compliant to OGC standards. It…
Tegola Tegola is a high performance Mapbox Vector Tile server written in Go. In a nutsh…

Webinars - OSGeo

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Rafael Moreno is the main coordinator of the webinar series. Please contact him at Rafael.Moreno@ucdenver.edu if you wish to know more details.

For more details, you can also contact University of Colorado Denver FOSS4G Lab at http://geospatial.ucdenver.edu/foss4g.

Recordings of previous webinars are available

Geo4all Webinars YouTube Channel

Welcome

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Local

Local Chapters

OSGeo maintains an expanding network of regional and local chapters worldwide. These chapters serve as connection points for geospatial enthusiasts and professionals in specific areas.

Events & Training

Local chapters organize events, provide training and support, and create networking opportunities for their communities.

Diverse Membership

Membership typically includes GIS professionals, academics, developers, and service providers from the local region.

What is Open Data? - OSGeo

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Open Data applies the principles of free and open to geospatial data, allowing communities to collaborate on a data product.

By applying the lessons learned in the open source industry to data collection and maintenance a new generation of data products is being realized in our field.

About Open Data

As with many things the GIS industry has pioneered the development in this area with the foundational EPSG database showing how common data, in this case spatial reference system definitions, can enable interoperability across commercial, academic and governmental use. As an early example the EPSG license does not exactly meet the modern definition of open data

What is Open Source?

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Definition

Open Source

Open source starts off with a license that provides royalty free (re)use of software. Open source grants access to the source code so you can see how the software works and make changes if needed. Finally, open source offers the ability to redistribute the software, and any modifications you might make, without paying additional costs.

OSGeo’s projects use OSI-certified open source licenses. For more information on approved licenses, see opensource.org .

Why choose open source? - OSGeo

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ZOO-Project

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Powering the World's Maps on OSGeo - Open Source Geospatial Foundation

52°North SOS

About Geo for All - OSGeo

Actinia

Add a Project - OSGeo

Listing your project on the OSGeo Website

Add Service Provider - OSGeo

Add Your Organization as a Service Provider

Why List Your Organization?

Visibility

Credibility

How to Apply

Requirements

Application Process

Awards - OSGeo

Sol Katz Award

Board and Officers

Board of Directors

Jeroen Ticheler

Tom Kralidis

Tim Sutton

Angelos Tzotsos

Brand Guidelines

OSGeo Brand Identity

Logo

Branding Material - OSGeo

Logo and branding material usage

Branding Material Downloads

Bylaws

Article I: Purposes and Non-Profit Status

Bylaws Stichting OSGeo - OSGeo

STATUTEN

Artikel 1 – Naam en zetel

Artikel 2 – Doel en vermogen

Artikel 3 – Bestuur: samenstelling, benoeming, beloning, ontslag

Catalog - OSGeo

Catalog

I have data and web services to share

CesiumJS

Charter Members

What is a Charter Member?

Becoming a Charter Member

Charter Members - OSGeo

Chat & IRC

Real-Time Chat

IRC on Libera.Chat

How to Connect

OSGeo Channels

Matrix

Client - OSGeo

Client

Cloud - OSGeo

Cloud

Code of Conduct - OSGeo

Diversity Statement

Code of Conduct Documents

Colophon

Design & Development

Website Design

Technical Stack

Static Site Generator

CSS Framework

Communications

Discourse Forum

OSGeo Discourse

Community Projects

What are Community Projects?

Community Updates

Community News

Recent Updates

New Charter Members Elected

Conference Committee

Key Responsibilities

How to Get Involved

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