
Our annual conference calendar also begins this spring with the FOSSGIS Conference, specifically from March 9 to 11. For many years, FOSSGIS has been the leading conference in German-speaking countries for Free and Open Source Software for Geoinformation Systems, as well as for topics related to Open Data and OpenStreetMap. This year, the FOSSGIS Conference is celebrating a premiere, in a way; it is taking place for the first time in the state of Hesse, at the Philipps University in Marburg. Due to Corona, this year’s conference will also be held as a purely online conference.
As in every year, we will use the FOSSGIS conference to report on new developments from our company. We will report on new developments of proven software, as well as present new projects. In addition to lectures and demo sessions, we offer the participants of the conference the opportunity to further their education in selected Open Source components within the framework of workshops.
Our contributions at a glance:
- March 9, 11:30 AM: Orchestration of a GDI via Docker – Workshop
- March 9, 2 PM: Data meets Style – GeoServer and GeoStyler in interaction – Demo Session
- March 9, 5 PM: Robust, flexible and scalable: A practical introduction to SHOGun as the basis for WebGIS solutions – Demo Session
- March 9, 5:30 PM: GeoStyler User and Developer Meeting – BOF
- March 10, 9 AM: GeoStyler – A UI for all* styles – Workshop
- March 10, 11 AM: Introduction to GeoServer – Workshop
- March 10, 11 AM: New and Unknown in OpenLayers – Lecture
- March 10, 2 PM: MapProxy in practical use – Workshop
- March 10, 4 PM: react-geo – Mapping with React – Workshop
- March 10, 4:30 PM: Open Source and agile software development in telecommunications – long lecture
- March 11, 9:00 AM: Masterportal, MapStore2, react-geo, Wegue, etc. ad infinitum: Are there opportunities for collaboration and synergy? – BoF
- March 11, 9:00 AM: Mastering the Masterportal – Workshop
- March 11, 11 AM: Mr. Map 1.0 – What do I need a geodata and service registry for? – Demo Session
- March 11, 11 AM: Making free climate and weather data more usable – Status, ideas and products from the FAIR research project – Lecture
In addition to his own lectures, Dr. Marco Lechner will certainly present developments in his keynote “The Open Source Strategy of the Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) in the Development of Emergency Protection Systems” that have been made by terrestris for the BfS in recent years.
In addition to the diverse workshops, sessions and lectures, you can visit us at our virtual booth at any time! We look forward to welcoming you to the FOSSGIS Conference!