GeoSolutions Exhibiting at GEOINT 2024 Symposium

Blog, News ‐ Posted on 24.04.2024 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions will be exhibiting at GEOINT 2024 in Kissimmee, FL May 5-8 in Booth #831. The theme of GEOINT 2024 is "All Dimensions and Domains", reflecting the importance of GEOINT in supporting decision making and to better understanding problems across geographies and areas of expertise.  Open-Source geospatial is uniquely positioned as freely available, unlocked, and unlimited to support GEOINT across dimensions and domains in a secure and scalable manner. In the past year GeoSolutions expanded support for a number of customers across industry sectors and domains, including: NOAA's Coastal Services topo-bathymetric data services; Supported USGS and the Astrogeology...

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GeoSolutions at FedGeoDay in Washington, DC

Blog ‐ Posted on 26.03.2024 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, As part of FedGeoDay 2024, GeoSolutions will be providing two workshops at the Red Cross Building in Washington, DC on May 1: Getting Started with GeoServer: Data Styling - Andrea Aime Building and Consuming Urban Digital Twins - Stefano Bovio FedGeoDay is THE event focused on open data, open science, and free, open-source software for geospatial catered to the US Federal government and includes presentation, participation by State and Local government as well as industry. In addition to the workshops, customer presentations and demonstrations include: Sea Island Software (HURREVAC); Critical Response Group (CRG); and City of Cleveland MetroParks. ...

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GeoSolutions at GeoWeek Feb 11-13 (Booth 548): Cesium/3D Tiles Support in MapStore

Blog ‐ Posted on 25.01.2024 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, Just in time for GeoWeek 2024, the latest release of MapStore includes evolved support for 3D tiles as well as several other enhancements (see for more info on the MapStore release).  We at GeoSolutions are proud of how far we've taken 3D support with Cesium / 3D Tiles and we'll be showing this off at GeoWeek in Denver February 11-13 (Booth 548). [caption id="attachment_9732" align="aligncenter" width="900"] Bird's-eye view of Florence UNESCO city center digital twin with 3D buildings and lidar extracted features (roofs, trees).[/caption] "The intersection of geospatial + the built world" is the focus of GeoWeek and...

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GeoSolutions is now a Cesium Certified Developer – 3D Tiles

Blog ‐ Posted on 18.01.2024 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions is proud to announce that Cesium, leaders in 3D geospatial technology and creators of OGC compliant 3D Tiles has officially certified GeoSolutions as an organizational member of the Cesium Certified Developer Program.  With a team of certified Cesium 3D developers, GeoSolutions can help you unleash the power of 3D geospatial visualization for data-driven decision-making, leveraging MapStore. Partner with GeoSolutions to transform your data into actionable insights for a connected world and to harness the power of digital twins. "We're honored to be Cesium-certified developers and our ongoing collaboration with both OGC and Cesium will continue to advance...

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DoDIIS 2023 Portland, OR – GeoSolutions USA, Innovation, and Emerging Technology

Blog ‐ Posted on 07.12.2023 by Ryan Burley

Dear Reader, GeoSolutions will be in attendance next week at DoDISS 2023 in Portland, OR.  Core themes of the conference include Innovation and Emerging Technology.  Making sense of increasing volumes and varieties of data at the speed of mission is a core objective, and the open-source products we develop and support - such as GeoServer, GeoNode, and MapStore - promote interoperability and accelerated innovation required to achieve speed-of-mission data flows from sensor to application for analysis and visualization. Open-Source Geo aligns with government initiatives around integrating open-source software solutions to allow for accelerated development, increased interoperability, and cost reduction.  We're...

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