GeoSolutions Exhibiting at GEOINT 2025 Symposium

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 06.05.2025 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions will be exhibiting at GEOINT Symposium 2025 in St. Louis, MO in Booth #2236. The theme of GEOINT 2025 is "Building A Secure Tomorrow Together", underscoring the importance of collaboration in applying GEOINT towards addressing security challenges.  Open-Source geospatial - both data and software - is uniquely positioned as unlocked, unlimited, and freely available (and customizable) to support GEOINT across dimensions and domains in a secure and scalable manner.  We will be showcasing this at GEOINT 2025. Simone Giannecchini, President/CEO of GeoSolutions, will be presenting on GeoServer in the "Introduction to GeoServer" workshop at 0730-0830 on Wednesday...

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GeoSolutions USA Sponsoring FedGeoDay 2025

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 02.04.2025 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions is honored to support FedGeoDay 2025 which will be held in Washington, D.C. at Yates Auditorium 22-23 APRIL. The theme of this year's FedGeoDay is, "Open Resilience: Using Open Geospatial Ecosystems to Predict, Prepare, and Respond" with (once again) a stacked program with panel presentations on cyber resilience, AI integration, and a well-balanced attack featuring higher level talks from leaders in industry and government along with in-depth technical presentations on real-world applications built on open-source software democratizing analytics for disaster prep and response for all levels of government. Day 2 will feature insightful workshops featuring in-depth, hands-on...

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GeoSolutions Participating at GIS-Pro 2024 in Portland, ME October 7-10

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 02.10.2024 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions will be attending and presenting at GIS-Pro 2024 October 7-10 in Portland, ME.  This will be our second URISA conference this year (the first being CalGIS in March) and - like everywhere else - we're encouraged by the increase in interest and momentum around free, open-source software for geospatial (FOSS4G).  This is evident in the full-day workshop being provided on Monday 7 OCT:  "An Overview of Open Source GIS Software" provided by Matthew and Sara Yurman of Spatial Focus, Inc. The workshop looks to cover a common open-source stack, including QGIS (Desktop GIS), PostgreSQL/PostGIS (database), and publishing...

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GeoSolutions Listed as Certified Cesium Developer

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 07.08.2024 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions is proud to be recognized once again as a Certified Cesium Developer, part of Cesium's certified developer program.  With several experienced Cesium developers on the roster, we're here to support your move to 3D tiles leveraging Cesium for digital twins and 3D models. Work that we've accomplished so far includes City of Florence, City of Genoa, and other projects which have been demo'd on our YouTube channel or at conferences (such as Geospatial World Forum, FedGeoDay, and others). I should also mention that we will be providing a Digital Twin workshop leveraging Cesium at FOSS4G North America...

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GeoSolutions Announces Membership in World Geospatial Industry Council

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 30.07.2024 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions is thrilled to announce our membership with the World Geospatial Industry Council (WGIC). As a member, we join a global network of industry leaders dedicated to advancing geospatial technologies and solutions. This collaboration will enable us to contribute to the development of innovative geospatial standards and policies, and leverage cutting-edge insights to enhance our open-source offerings aligned with industry development and trajectory. By partnering with WGIC, we are committed to driving sustainable growth, fostering international cooperation, and promoting the transformative power of integrating open-source geospatial software in addressing global challenges. Together, we aim to shape a smarter,...

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