Collect & Manage Geospatial Data Edits with GeoSHAPE

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Who am I?

Syrus Mesdaghi

Co-Founder

syrusm@prominentedge.com

http://prominentedge.com

What will we cover?

 

  • What is GeoSHAPE
    • MapLoom
    • GeoNode
    • GeoServer
    • GeoGig
  • Installing GeoSHAPE
  • Demo
  • Roadmap
  • Q&A

Developed Under ROGUE-JCTD Project

 

  • geoshape.org
  • github.com/rogue-jctd
  • Goal: streamline collaboration on geospatial data between distributed partners
  • Since 'partners' can include different government agencies, organizations, volunteer groups
    • GeoSHAPE had to be free and open source
    • Easy to deploy
  • Each partner will have their own instance of GeoSHAPE
    • Can edit and synchronize with other instances
      • Initial funding of GeoGig
    • Fully operational in disconnected mode

GeoSHAPE Components

MapLoom

Web-based Viewer/Editor With GeoGIG integration

 

github.com/rogue-jctd/maploom

MapLoom

  • Developed to address our challenges with GeoExplorer 
  • OpenLayers 3 + Angular + Bootstrap
  • We embed it in GeoNode, but can be stand alone
  • Bring in layers from local and remote servers
  • Supports time dimension
  • GeoGIG Integration

GeoNode

Manage Layers, Maps, Users & Groups

 

github.com/GeoNode/geonode/

GeoNode

  • Hides GeoServer's complexity when dealing with layers and users
  • Allows you to customize your web application
  • Upload / Download Layers
  • Save / Load Maps
  • Manage Users and profiles
  • Manage Groups
  • Manage Permissions
  • Edit Styles

GeoServer

Serves GIS Vector & Raster data through OGC Standards

 

github.com/geoserver/geoserver

GeoServer

  • Does a lot of the heavy lifting behind the scenes
  • Manages data sources
  • Supports numerous spatial formats
  • Exposes OGC standards for accessing layers

GeoGig

  • A data source that focuses on versioning vector data
  • De-centralized Version Control System
  • Heavily inspired by Git, but it is not Git
  • Instead of versioning text files, it versions layers / features
  • You can commit, pull, push, branch, merge, revert, clone, shallow clone, sparse clone, and many operation which exist in git 
  • Should be used instead of PostGIS only when history matters
    • GeoGig optimized for history
    • PostGIS optimized for performance
  • github.com/locationtech/geogig

Arbiter

Mobile application for viewing / collecting data

Arbiter

  • Mobile application for viewing / collecting data
  • Allows you to easily attach photos to features
  • Designed to works in disconnected mode
  • It downloads the vector data based on your area of interest
  • Uses mbtiles for the basemap
  • Native Android UI + Open Layers

Installing GeoSHAPE

  • See doc on geoshape.org
  • Install git, virtual box, and vagrant
  • run vagrant up

Software Components (RPMs)

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:80/443

:8009

:9200

:5672

:5432

GeoGig

GeoServer

GeoSHAPE

Demo!

Roadmap

  • Geogig 1.0 is at RC-3
    • postgres backend
    • geopackage import/export (with auditing)
  • Powerful discovery of layers in maploom
  • Ability to bring in data from more remote sources
  • Security Updates

Final Thoughts

  • We contribute all changes back to each project
  • Use can use GeoSHAPE in whole or individual components
  • Several companies/organizations have been contributing back
  • Currently accepting pull requests ;)

Q&A

Collect & Manage Geospatial Data Edits with GeoSHAPE

By Geo Shape

Collect & Manage Geospatial Data Edits with GeoSHAPE

This talk demonstrates creating and editing vector data backed by a distributed version control system through both web and mobile clients. The web and mobile clients will be used to collect geospatial data which are coupled with the authors information. By harnessing the power of GeoGig, the powerful open-source geospatial versioning technology, we will demonstrate how easy it is to quickly add, delete, and edit features, as well as rollback edits or commits through an intuitive web editing interface. We’ll demonstrate viewing the history of changes to particular features as well as the history of changes to a layer. The demo will also show how to perform comparisons between different versions to view changes to feature geometry and attributes. We’ll also show the conflict resolution capabilities of GeoSHAPE, a free and open-source geospatial platform.

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