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GeoSolutions at GeoWeek Feb 16-18 (Booth #1245): Building Urban Digital Twins with Open Source Technologies

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 13.01.2026 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, During 2025, MapStore has evolved support for 3D tiles as well as several other enhancements, moreover we have developed an Open Source Digital Twin Toolbox to process 3D data into 3DTiles and other formats geared towards web streaming.  Visit Booth #1245 for live demos and more information on Open Source tools for creating digital twins (or to chat with Simone and Ryan about open-source geo projects and use cases in general!). In addition, Simone Giannecchini will be presenting at the Global Lessons in Urban Digital Twins session (Feb 18 11:00AM - 12:00 PM MT) in Bluebird Ballroom 1C. ...

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FOSS4G NA 2025

Looking Back, Looking Forward: FOSS4G North America and FOSS4G Global

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 09.12.2025 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, What makes a good conference?  Or how should a conference be graded in terms of the value it brings not only to attendees and sponsors, but to the larger geospatial community? A month ago, approximately 400 attendees and 25 sponsors collaborated at FOSS4G North America for 3 days in Reston, VA on all things geospatial open-source- From 100+ technical talks featuring use cases, state of software, and new developments around common themes such as AI/ML integration and cloud native deployment, with all of the core values inherent in open-source geospatial: Full control over software, interoperability and open standards,...

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FREE Webinar: GeoServer 2.28 and Beyond

Blog, News, Webinar Promotion ‐ Posted on 26.11.2025 by simone giannecchini

Dear Reader, Join us Thursday December 18th 2025 at 11AM Eastern (4pm GMT / 5PM CET), for the next free webinar as part of the GeoSolutions instructional webinar series on open-source software products, including GeoServer, GeoNode, and MapStore. On December 18th we will be featuring GeoServer. You will have the opportunity to see all the new features of the latest major release 2.28, discover what is coming in the near future, and interact with the core developers of GeoServer. You can register here below for free! This release introduces a wide range of new interesting features plus a number of...

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GeoServer 3 Sprint Update

Blog ‐ Posted on 12.11.2025 by simone giannecchini

GeoServer 3 is a major upgrade led by a consortium of Camptocamp, GeoSolutions, and GeoCat and backed by a successful crowdfunding activity. This is a major investment in the future of GeoServer and we are pleased to provide a project update. The GeoServer 3 code sprint completed last week, and we have quite a list of accomplishments to share. Photos GeoServer 2.28.0 GeoServer 2025 Q4 Developer Update Milestone 1 Accomplished With the release of GeoServer 2.28.0 earlier this month Milestone 1 is officially accomplished. Our goal for Milestone 1 was to clear the decks of as much work as possible before performing the big migration...

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FREE Webinar: Il monitoraggio delle acque basato su GeoNode, innovazione nella gestione dei dati geospaziali delle risorse idriche.

Blog, News, Webinar Promotion ‐ Posted on 07.10.2025 by simone giannecchini

Cari lettori, questo post è in italiano perché tratta di un webinar che si rivolge soprattutto alla comunità GIS italiana. Dall'inizio degli anni 2000, il sistema informativo CeDoc (Centro Documentazione Bacini Idrografici), sviluppato dalla Regione Sardegna, utilizza la tecnologia GIS per visualizzare e distribuire dati relativi al monitoraggio e alla classificazione delle acque superficiali e sotterranee in Sardegna. Il recente aggiornamento dello stack tecnologico di base e il passaggio alla piattaforma OpenSource GeoNode hanno migliorato significativamente l'organizzazione, l'aggiornamento, la caratterizzazione e la pubblicazione dei dati di monitoraggio e qualità delle acque della Sardegna, rendendo l'intero processo molto più efficiente. [caption...

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