This workshop introduces OGC APIs, their story, objectives and structure, with practical examples from the GeoServer. Join this workshop to get an update on the APIs, to learn the current implementation progress as well as some GeoServer unique features.

This talk explores GeoServer’s advanced capabilities in serving Mapbox vector tiles, emphasizing styling (SLD, CSS), efficient tile configuration (labeling, attribute selection, geometry coalescing), and generating high-quality multi-projection base maps using OpenMapTiles styles and Planetiler.

OGC APIs offer a modern, modular approach to geospatial APIs using REST, JSON, and OpenAPI. This talk introduces key APIs, extensions, and GeoServer integrations, outlining current implementations, future plans, and long term evolution of the GeoServer service platform.

This talk shares progress on GeoServer 3. It covers motivations, technical upgrades like Jakarta EE, Spring 6, ImageN and Wicket 10, and a progress update. GeoServer 3 ensures the platform remains robust, secure, and future-ready for geospatial needs.

GeoServer enables publishing and processing geospatial data via open standards. This talk highlights new features, community updates, and recent developments, making it valuable for users, developers, and those curious about this widely adopted open-source OSGeo project.

This presentation explains how GeoServer integrates with technologies like Kafka, Databricks and Azure to publish Maritime AIS data. It covers the system architecture, main challenges and extensions supporting secure, scalable, real-time geospatial big data services using OGC standards.

Increasing satellite imagery volumes from missions like Landsat and Sentinel demand efficient management. This talk highlights GeoServer solutions, including data indexing (STAC, OpenSearch), optimized handling (Cloud Optimized GeoTIFFs), dynamic visualization, temporal animations, and advanced analytics (WCS, WPS, Jiffle).