This talk introduces Re:Earth CMS, an open-source headless content management system designed specifically for managing and distributing geospatial data. Built for integration with modern GIS tools and web applications, Re:Earth CMS offers a structured, flexible, and API-driven approach to spatial content management.

We will explore the differences between traditional and headless CMS architectures, highlight their respective advantages, and demonstrate how Re:Earth CMS enables seamless collaboration between editors, developers, and map users. Through real-world examples, the talk will showcase how Re:Earth CMS simplifies the publication and control of geospatial content across multiple platforms.

Key Features Include:

• 🗺️ GIS-native data model: Manage points, lines, polygons, and attributes in a structured way
• 🔄 Headless architecture: API-first design for integration with any mapping tool or frontend
• 🧩 Open-source & extensible: Continuously evolving as part of the Re:Earth ecosystem
• 👥 Collaboration-ready: Roles, permissions, workflows, and history tracking for teams
• 📦 Asset management: Upload, organize, and preview geospatial files

Who Should Attend:

• GIS professionals seeking more flexible content workflows
• Local governments and public sector teams managing spatial data
• Web developers building custom mapping applications
• Educators and researchers using maps for communication without needing code