Florent Gravin

Head of Technology at Camptocamp Geospatial Solutions.
Advocate of free & open source technologies for more than 15 years, Florent Gravin, PSC member of GeoNetork and contributor of many OsGeo softwares, focuses on improving the user experience within data platform administration and management, and pushes forward the merge between the open data world, and the geospatial eco-system.


Sessions

07-03
10:30
30min
GeoNetwork - State of the Art
Florent Gravin, Jeroen Ticheler

The GeoNetwork opensource project is a catalog application facilitating the discovery of data, services and applications within any local, regional, national or global "Spatial Data Infrastructure" (SDI). GeoNetwork is an established technology - recognized as an OSGeo Project and a member of the FOSS4G community since the early days.

The GeoNetwork team would love to share what we have been up to and talk about the different projects that have contributed functionality to the software during the last twelve months. Our rich ecosystem of schema plugins continues to improve; with national teams pouring fixes, improvements and new features into the core application.

GeoNetwork is the backend of the European INSPIRE Geoportal and over 80% of national geospatial catalog end points for INSPIRE. We will discuss a number of developments that are foreseen to evolve easy access to geospatial open data and other open data. How do we work with expert communities to make sure GeoNetwork does what it is expected to do?

We will also talk about the UI revamp through the geonetwork-ui framework, and the new perspectives it could bring to your catalogs. Progress of our main branches (4.4.x), and release schedule.

Attend this presentation for the latest from the GeoNetwork community and this vibrant technology platform.

State of software
GEOCAT (301)
07-03
16:00
30min
SDIs to open data platforms, the geOrchestra way
Florent Gravin

geOrchestra is a long-established open-source Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI), grounded in the pillars of OsGeo:
- GeoNetwork
- GeoServer
- MapStore
- OpenLayers

This solution has proven to be exceptionally robust, having been deployed at various levels including national, regional, institutional, academic, and research centers. As the landscape of metadata management transitions, embracing open data catalogs, data-centric usages, and modern applications, SDIs must evolve and adapt to this new paradigm.

In our presentation, we will explore how the geOrchestra community, with support from the GeoNetwork community, has modernized its technology stack and offerings. This includes:
- A comprehensive system for data ingestion and preparation.
- A collaborative editor for open and geo-metadata.
- A unified portal for accessing both open data and geo-data.
- A versatile API that addresses a range of data use cases, including searching, paging, processing, analyzing, and aggregating datasets.
- Enhanced capabilities for data visualization.

These advancements collectively contribute to the development of a sophisticated open-source data platform, incorporating a streamlined data ingestion system and more.

Open standards and interoperability for geospatial
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