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DESCRIPTION:In 2019\, the Portuguese national mapping agency updated the st
 andards and technical specifications for topographic mapping to leverage r
 ecent technological advancements and better meet the evolving needs of geo
 graphical information users. This revision also strengthens alignment with
  the INSPIRE Directive\, facilitating the harmonization of national geogra
 phic data.\n\nAs a result\, all newly produced topographic maps must be re
 presented as geographic features in a relational database. Since then\, al
 l topographic mapping submissions for approval have been delivered to the 
 agency as PostGIS backups.\n\nStoring this data in PostGIS unlocks new pos
 sibilities\, including automated validation workflows. Continuous integrat
 ion workflows can now check dozens of validation rules each time new carto
 graphic data is added to the approval database.\n\nIn this presentation\, 
 we will demonstrate an automated workflow that transforms PostGIS-stored t
 opographic data into high-quality web maps. This fully automated process e
 nsures that as soon as new cartographic data is inserted into PostGIS\, th
 e following steps are triggered:\n* Creating a new QGIS project with all l
 ayers organized into 10 thematic groups\n* Assigning one or more styles to
  each feature class\n* Generating printable reports\n* Creating a 2D web i
 nterface for visualization\n* Creating a 3D web interface for enhanced vis
 ualization of 3D features\n* Configuring QGIS Server to serve all layers\n
 * Setting up MapProxy to handle complex rendering tasks\n\nThe final outpu
 t is an interactive web map that effectively visualizes topographic data. 
 Comprehensive documentation will be provided to ensure reproducibility for
  other datasets. Additionally\, a 90-minute workshop is being prepared to 
 complement this presentation.
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LOCATION:Birollen
SUMMARY:Turning PostGIS Databases into Web Maps - Jorge Gustavo Rocha
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2025/talk/3XWH7M/
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UID:pretalx-qgis-uc2025-GF89UJ@talks.staging.osgeo.org
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DESCRIPTION:Publishing geographic information on the web is a common requir
 ement\, and numerous platforms are available to support this need. Whether
  using commercial or self-hosted solutions\, understanding the underlying 
 workflows is essential for those looking to develop web map-based applicat
 ions.\n\nThis workshop will focus on using QGIS and QGIS Server to create 
 and publish web map applications. We will leverage QGIS\, QGIS Server\, an
 d PostgreSQL to build a seamless and automated workflow.\n\nOn the server 
 side\, projects will be stored in a PostgreSQL database\, where a database
  trigger will extract all necessary project information using PyQGIS. This
  process will automatically generate a fully functional web map applicatio
 n. QGIS Server will serve project layers\, ensuring that any updates or cu
 stomizations made in QGIS are reflected in the web app in real-time.\n\nTo
  maintain a consistent user experience between QGIS and the web\, we will 
 systematically review project components\, including layers\, column prope
 rties\, and relationships. This ensures that users see the same content in
  their browser as they do in QGIS. Additionally\, we will explore how QGIS
  layouts can be used for printing\, including the ability to add custom co
 ntent. The Atlas layout feature will also be demonstrated for generating p
 rint-ready maps of selected items or search results.\n\nTo simplify setup\
 , the workshop will use a pre-configured Docker environment with all requi
 red software\, making it accessible for beginners.\n\nPrerequisites\n\nTo 
 fully benefit from this workshop\, participants should:\n* Be familiar wit
 h QGIS\n* Have basic Python knowledge (we will use PyQGIS\, both in the QG
 IS console and externally)\n* Be comfortable using Docker\n* Be able to na
 vigate a PostgreSQL client (e.g.\, pgAdmin or DBeaver)\n* Have a basic und
 erstanding of how the web works
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LOCATION:KO22 (WS1)
SUMMARY:Publishing Maps on the Web with QGIS Server - Jorge Gustavo Rocha
URL:https://talks.staging.osgeo.org/qgis-uc2025/talk/GF89UJ/
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