Superset is one of the most used open source tools for business intelligence (BI) and currently the most starred Github project of the Apache Software Foundation. We extended Superset with support for thematic maps that allows for the analysis of spatio-temporal processes. In this talk, we will demonstrate how cartodiagrams, choropleth maps, as well as proportional symbol maps can be created in Superset and how they contribute to an advanced analysis of spatio-temporal processes. We will also talk about future plans for additional geospatial features in Superset, such as geospatial filters and data sources.

This talk shows the latest features of GeoStyler - the converter for map styles - as well as the achievements of the last Community Code Sprints. Here, we will focus on the support for converting from ArcGIS styles to open formats like OpenLayers and QGIS styles, and thereby lowering the barrier of getting out of a vendor lock-in of geospatial software. We will also talk about the potential of GeoStyler as an ad-hoc converter of styles in combination with the new OGC API. Future plans, such as becoming an official OSGeo project, as well as upcoming events will be presented as well.