- Modernizing Data Automation: Introducing RESTerville
- Embed all the things: the promise of geospatial vector embeddings
- Big EO-data Visualization in Browser Notebooks
- Stac and EO Data Birds of a Feather
- Your API is not enough: delivering data the last mile
- OGC APIs, an introduction with GeoServer
- Vector tiles with GeoServer
- State of GeoServer
- Demystifing OGC APIs with GeoServer: introduction and status of implementation
- Earth observation data with GeoServer: COG, STAC, OpenSearch and more...
- Raster Attribute Tables in GeoServer
- MapML, maps in HTML, with GeoServer support
- Vector mosaicking with GeoServer
- Intro to GIS using R
- Lean and scalable raster lookup service built using COGs
- Transforming Janes: Military Intelligence via OpenGIS Standards and Knowledge Graphs
Bob Basques - SharedGeo, Technical Director - 30 plus years of experience with management of geo-data online services and systems integration. Retired from the City of Saint Paul, Mn. Public Works after 37 years. Founding member of the GeoMoose project. Presented in the past at numerous Geo related conferences and events, including Minnesota GIS/LIS, MEA, FOSS4G(NA). Like to build and understand the limits of build materials.
- FuzionView - Sharing 811 (call before you dig) data.
- Benthic Mapping Efforts Using Open Data and Open Software
- Fast, Organized Interactive Web Maps with R Shiny
- Scraping GeoSpatial Data from Web Maps
- Open Source Implementations of the OGC API - Connected Systems Standard
- On-the-fly raster visualizations leveraging STAC metadata standards
- Big EO-data Visualization in Browser Notebooks
- Developing web-application with GRASS GIS
- OpenPlains Inc.: A First-Year Retrospective
- GRASS GIS as Geocomputational Engine
- State of GRASS GIS
- Structures in 3D: Opening up Construction
- Deploy a WebGIS with no code and no server
- Speeding up raster/vector zonal analysis with exactextract
- Harmonizing datums and tectonic epochs in drone data using PROJ
- Build vs Buy ... vs Open Source?
- State of GeoBlaze
- Introduction to Data Engineering
- The Road to 10 Million Downloads: Building Open Source Community
- Fridge - providing access to crysophere data with open source tools
- Making California’s 30x30 Data Happen with GeoPandas
- Building Lean AI/ML: Open Approaches to Optimal Training Data
- Web-based National Weather Service Guidance Data Displays Using FOSS4G
- Image Metadata Generation with FOSS LLMs
- Vector Data Cubes in Python with Xarray and Zarr
- Mapillary: An open platform for street-level imagery
- Postgres and PostGIS Ops Management
- Web Maps from PostGIS with pg_featureserv and pg_tileserv
- Introduction to GeoNode, the Open Source geospatial CMS
- State of GeoNode
- Open Source in U.S. Census Bureau Geographic Update Applications
- Introducing Raster Tools
- Leveraging ArcGIS Investments Alongside FOSS4G & Open-Source Data
- Leveraging ArcGIS Investments Alongside FOSS4G & Open-Source Data
GIS specialist and software architect at GeoSolutions, where I lead the Python and Django team.
I've started my career as a GIS/EO data scientist and Spatial Data Infrastructures specialist, based for the most part on open source technologies and business models. In this context, I've worked for several public institutions and private companies, as a consultant, developer and solutions provider.
I've had the opportunity to contribute to and lead the development of several projects, ranging from mobile apps and web platforms to data infrastructures and distributed data processing pipelines.
Whatever the kind of product it is, I enjoy translating a customer idea into an effective solution.
My current main technical focus is software design and product management.
Hobbies? Sound design, music technologies, and programming.
- Introduction to GeoNode, the Open Source geospatial CMS
- State of GeoNode
- On-the-fly raster visualizations leveraging STAC metadata standards
- Using eoAPI to find land for natural capital projects
- Point Cloud Processing and Analysis with PDAL
- Building the GDAL Sponsorship Program
- Business of Open Source Birds of a Feather
- Evolution of GRASS GIS
- An OpenMP Algorithm for Delineating a Large Number of Watersheds
- Blazing fast geospatial SQL in DuckDB
- Applying Large Language Models (LLMs) to Geospatial Search and Analysis
- Park equity for California - Producing open data from opensource software
- EASE-DGGS - A scalable framework for spatial analytics
- Tracking detected vessels at sea from unmanned surface vehicles
Jenna Dolecek is a seasoned Open Source Analyst and Investigator with over a decade of in-country and desk-based research experience, specializing in human rights, humanitarian law, and international criminal investigations. Renowned for her prowess in open source investigation, geospatial intelligence, and data analysis, she also actively contributes to the development of her peers by imparting valuable skills and expertise through mentoring and consulting. Possessing an LLM in International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law from the University of Essex, Jenna uses her human rights and humanitarian law background and technical open source skills to help advance international accountability efforts. Jenna currently provides human rights open source training courses for the Global Human Rights Group, is a rostered Open Source Investigation and Geospatial Analysis Expert with Justice Rapid Response, is an Investigator with OSINT For Ukraine, and is an Investigator at the Centre for Information Resilience working on the Myanmar Witness and Eyes on Russia programs. She was previously with the United Nations Independent Investigative Mechanism for Myanmar.
- How GIS Takes Down Bad Guys and Preserves Truth
Software Engineer at Meta working on Overture Maps
- Overture Map Data – what, why, & how
- Tracking detected vessels at sea from unmanned surface vehicles
- Open Source Pipeline to Integrate Drone and Satellite Data
- Building a React Component Library for Geospatial Web Applications
- Environment setup and predictive modeling
- Transforming data into useful information for natural resource decision making
- Tracking detected vessels at sea from unmanned surface vehicles
- Vector mosaicking with GeoServer
- Geospatial Workflows with Large Language Models
- Rasdaman: Hypercubes for Climate Data Science
- Your Very Own OSM! Create A Regional Extract of OpenStreetMap
- Tethys Platform Simplifies Open-Source GIS Decision Support Web Applications
- Rasdaman: Hypercubes for Climate Data Science
- Geospatial Radar Report 2024: Evolution and evaluation of emerging trends
- Using PostGIS
- pgRouting: An introduction
- Open Source in U.S. Census Bureau Geographic Update Applications
- Importance of Public Remote Sensing Data for Companies Like Planet
- AI Wrangling in the Early 21st Century
- Faster, Better Spatial Relationship Evaluation with RelateNG
- NASA GIBS and Worldview: Enabling Open Exploration of our World
- STAC for Public EO Data
- The Sensor Tasking API (STAPI) Specification
- Pangeo History: A Tale of Large Scale Computational Infrastructure
- Leveraging FOSS to develop an OSINT visualization/analytics framework
- Point Cloud Processing and Analysis with PDAL
- Cartography for Professional Quality Maps in QGIS
- My Talk is Just Beach (Remote Sensing).
- Bringing Geospatial Awareness to LLMs Using Open-Source Software
- KnowSTAC: Framework for Creating Dynamic and Knowledge-Interoperable STAC Indexes
- QGIS and QField Uses for Environmental Remediation
- Image Metadata Generation with FOSS LLMs
- Optimized Geospatial Indexing for Hybrid Search and GeoAI
- Redistricting New York City with Districtr
- Harnessing technologies in effective Monitoring and Evaluation-Water hyacinth
- Lifelines Data Series. Accessibility and Interpretability- EO Data for Humanitarians
Omar is a biotechnologist, geographer and computer scientist who works at Esri as an Engineer on the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript and Arcade expression language. Omar's main focus is to help develop and integrate modern web components.
- Map as Web Components: How to Include Map Applications Anywhere
- Geoscience at Massive Scale
- Using FOSS4G to process and visualize METOC data
Pete Gadomski is a geospatial software developer based out of Longmont, CO. His focus areas include lidar, the STAC specification and its software ecosystem, writing geospatial software in Rust, and snow and ice research. In his spare time he likes to run trails and ski snow.
- stac-rs: high-performance, reliable STAC tooling with Rust
- Fast, Organized Interactive Web Maps with R Shiny
- Scraping GeoSpatial Data from Web Maps
- MapML, maps in HTML, with GeoServer support
- Open Source Pipeline to Integrate Drone and Satellite Data
- Interactive Analysis and Visualization of Geospatial Data with Leafmap
- Big EO-data Visualization in Browser Notebooks
- QGIS Model Designer
- QGIS Birds of a Feather
- The Curious Case of the Geopackage
- Using PostGIS
- PostGIS Unleashed
- Spatial SQL Birds of a Feather
- Geospatial Analytics with GeoParquet and Parquet
- Continental Scale Flood Inundation Mapping Software for Flood Prediction
- Fridge - providing access to crysophere data with open source tools
- Vector Data Cubes in Python with Xarray and Zarr
- Intro to GIS using R
- Tethys Platform Simplifies Open-Source GIS Decision Support Web Applications
- 3D Geospatial Visualization Unleashed: A No-Code Re:Earth Workshop
- Re:Earth Visualizes El Niño Floods in South America"
- Building and Consuming Urban Digital Twins with Open-Source Tools
- Navigate urban scenarios with MapStore 3D tools
- OpenDroneMap: State of the Project
- Vector DBs and why should geospatial people care
- Quick intro to AI/ML vector data for geospatial folks
- Overture Map Data – what, why, & how
- Maps as Art using FOSS
- Building on Full Stack FOSS4G in the Public Sector
- Developing web-application with GRASS GIS
- GRASS GIS as Geocomputational Engine
- State of GRASS GIS
- pgRouting for city network routing
- pgRouting, state of the project
- Contributing electricity infrastructure on osm data
- Searching the Spatial Data Lake: Bringing GeoParquet to Apache Lucene
Will Field is a Senior Application Developer at the City University of New York (CUNY) Mapping Service where he works with his team to develop web maps dealing with various civic issues. He enjoys applying his animation and computer graphics background to solve the unique technical and creative challenges of web mapping.
- How to Make FLOSS Look Good
- Cloud Native Geospatial Analytics With Apache Sedona
- Cloud-Native Spatial Intelligence With Apache Sedona
- Map as Web Components: How to Include Map Applications Anywhere
- Building Map Ready Pedestrian Data