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DESCRIPTION:Managing forestry subsidies brings together a diverse set of us
 ers and data — not only spatially\, but also digitally. Power users need
  the full flexibility of QGIS for advanced digitizing\, while district for
 esters and private forest owners need simple\, guided workflows that help 
 them contribute high-quality data without being overwhelmed.\n\nIn the Can
 ton of Zug (Switzerland)\, the cantonal forestry office developed a centra
 l platform that coordinates all access to the shared dataset. The platform
  is built on Django and exposes data through different endpoints — the w
 eb application via Django's own model and admin layer\, QGIS via OGC API F
 eatures using the django-oapif library — but crucially\, both share the 
 same underlying business logic\, user management\, and permission model. E
 ach user only sees and edits what they are authorized to\, regardless of w
 hich client they use\, and data quality rules are enforced once at the pla
 tform level rather than in each client individually.\n\nUsers can freely c
 hoose between the modern web application and QGIS depending on their needs
 . Authentication is handled uniformly for all users. Beyond the core workf
 low\, the platform integrates data from surrounding systems and automatica
 lly generates PDF reports.\n\nIn this talk\, we will walk through the arch
 itecture\, the role QGIS plays as the power-user frontend\, and the practi
 cal challenges we encountered bridging the gap between desktop GIS and web
 -based workflows over a shared platform. We will also give an outlook on u
 pcoming improvements: Single Sign-On integration\, rendering web forms dir
 ectly inside QGIS\, and our experiments with alternative geometry encoding
 s to improve transfer performance of OGC API Features.
DTSTAMP:20260724T192748Z
LOCATION:Pegna
SUMMARY:QGIS Meets Django-OAPIF: A Multi-Platform Forestry Solution in Prod
 uction - Michael Schmuki
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2026/talk/8WSJKE/
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