GeoNode 4.3 release

Blog ‐ Posted on 02.07.2024 by Giovanni Allegri

Dear Reader, We are pleased to announce the new stable release 4.3.0 of GeoNode, and version 4.2.5, the latest version of the 4.2. series. This release includes a list of brand-new features along with security patches and improvements to the existing tools. The main new features that will be detailed below include: Map Viewers 3D and catalog plugins for maps Catalog resources visibility Resource pages Other improvements that have been implemented: An extended User API for the full management of user accounts, including bulk transfer of resource ownership and group manager role. Improved the efficiency and robustness of the Backup and...

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GeoSolutions presenting at FOSS4G 2024 Europe in Tartu (Estonia)

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 28.05.2024 by Eddy Cattaneo

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions is pleased to announce its participation at the annual FOSS4G Europe conference, that will be held in Tartu, Estonia, 01-07 July 2024. The FOSS4GE conference, a European extension of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (hosted by OSGeo) annual event, connects professionals in the geoinformation software realm. OSGeo, as an international association, emphasizes geoinformatics, cartography, and open standards, fostering data sharing, collaboration, and innovative problem-solving across various domains. This conference series, initially known as FOSS/GRASS User Conference and later as FOSS4G, arrives in Estonia, offering local professionals and students access to world-class education and insights from global experts,...

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Building and Consuming Urban Digital Twins with Open-Source Tools

Blog, Webinar Promotion ‐ Posted on 23.05.2024 by simone giannecchini

<< Update, you can find the recording and the slides in the comments below>> Dear Reader, In an era where urban development demands innovative solutions, this webinar describes processes and tools used by the GeoSolutions team to build and consume digital twins for various customers focusing on urban environments like City of Genova and City of Florence in Italy. Leveraging the latest advancements in open-source geospatial technology, in this webinar we will guide attendees through the process of transforming vector data and point cloud datasets openly available for the city of Washington DC, USA, into a 3D model according to...

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GeoSolutions Presenting at UN Maps Conference 2024

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 14.05.2024 by simone giannecchini

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions will be attending the UN Maps Conference on May 20-24 at UNICTF in sunny Valencia. UN Maps is a global initiative aiming to “Map the World by Supporting peace and Serving humanity” through the provision of a set of geospatial services and solutions that are essential to perform peacekeeping and humanitarian operational activities. UN Maps has become the foundational system for several geo-enabled United Nations solutions and a reliable source of information to enhance the decision-making process based on up-to-date and accurate location data. The conference is an opportunity to discuss sharing mechanisms for geospatial data and...

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GeoSolutions Presenting at Geospatial World Forum 2024

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 10.05.2024 by simone giannecchini

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions will be attending Geospatial World Forum 2024 in Rotterdam, Netherlands from May 13-16. Ryan Burley from GeoSolutions will be presenting on "IoT and Digital Twins Utilizing Open-Source Tools for Local Government Management" on Wednesday afternoon. This session is scheduled under the Infrastructure Summit on Data for the built environment where speakers will be talking about transforming the Built Environment with Data-Driven Approaches. We look forward to sharing customer use cases showcasing the integration of 3DTiles and IoT data to create informative dashboards using MapStore (together with Cesium), GeoServer and GeoNode for enhanced local government decision making, data...

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