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Unfortunately, there is no magic recipe for this answer, but this post will discuss in depth the pros and cons of vector tiles, Mapbox, MapLibre and DeckGL. Geomatico is a company that has been working on web mapping and advanced […]

Containerization and Docker architecture allow high levels of uptime and scalability for your applications. So what about having the most complete open source map server, Geoserver, fully dockerized? In Geomatico our CTO Oscar Fonts has developed and maintained since 2016 […]

Using up-to-date satellite imagery is nowadays mandatory to the decision-making process in many areas: agriculture, environment, water resources … Checking present and historical views of a site can be of great importance to improve management and reduce inspection costs. Adding […]

Geolocation is a key attribute for activity in a natural science museum since cartography is present in almost all its fields of activity: collections, research, publications, exhibitions, etc. The collaboration between Geomatico and the Barcelona Natural Science Museum dates back […]

Our problem: to get features by filtering different layers using WFS. Let’s work with the topp layers, from default GeoServer data. Applying a single CQL_filter on a WFS layer is simple. We have the “unknown” 😉 topp:tasmania_water_bodies published in a […]

Publish your sensor data via standard protocols and make it instantly available on your website through Open Source, 100% Javascript widgets. You gather a lot of sensor information and you store it in a database. Why not supply it real-time […]

We have been collaborating with 52º North the last months. Precisely, we have been working on the Oracle support for the new release of the Sensor Observation Service server: 52N-SOS 4.0 [1]. The problem we were facing was that the […]

The gvSIG CE codesprint took place last week in Munich. Víctor and I had a great time working with all the people there, specially with Ben and Fran, the other developers. Although we couldn’t devote as much time as we […]

After some work, we have managed to replace the gvSIG CRS module for Geotools. Here we are going to discuss what we have done, the cost of the task in hours, what we have achieved and some issues that have […]

We are pleased to announce that the GGL2 tools are increasing constantly. The newcomer today is an API for Java and Python. This API allows developers to execute GGL2 processes from their programs with a single call, passing the GGL2 […]

On these days the geomati.cos are a bit scattered. They had to stop in Velp (Holland) to talk about some projects at the MapWindow Conference. After this, one of them has gone to Salzburg (Austria) to continue with talks in […]

A new GGL2 plugin for Qgis has been released. This plugin allows users to connect the GGL2 environment with Qgis so layers can be used as data within GGL2 code and results can be visualized back in Qgis. In order to use […]

We have just finished the first GGL2 Geoprocessing course together with the gvSIG Association and it is time to sum up all the experiences and the share all the improvements we made in that context. First, the interaction with the […]