OSGeoLive¶

OSGeoLive

An Open Source Geospatial GNU/Linux Distribution

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This OSGeoLive Overview, originally compiled by Cameron Shorter is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. It is derived from OSGeoLive Project Overviews, which are authored by the numerous OSGeoLive authors as referenced in the credits page at the end of this presentation, and also at <a href=”https://live.osgeo.org”>https://live.osgeo.org</a>. We have created this presentation in the hope that it will help increase the awareness and uptake of the breadth of quality GeoSpatial Open Source Software. Please feel free to use these slides, or a subset of these slides, for whatever purposes you see fit, but please credit us authors. The latest version of this presentation and abstract is available at <a href=”https://github.com/OSGeo/OSGeoLive-doc/tree/master/en/presentation”>https://github.com/OSGeo/OSGeoLive-doc/tree/master/en/presentation</a>. These slides make use of the <a href=”http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/#/”>reveal</a> javascript presentation library. Press “s” for Speaker Notes, [ESC] to zoom out, [SPACE] and arrow keys to navigate.

What is OSGeoLive?

Components on OSGeoLive

50+ Open Source Geospatial Applications.
Sample Datasets.
Consistent Overviews & Quickstarts.
Translations.

DVD / USB / Virtual Machine

Quality Criteria

Established, stable, working software
Active community
Metrics

Production & Marketing Pipeline

OSGeoLive provides a production and marketing pipeline, providing value to a whole range of user groups.
Developers who package and support testing of their applications on OSGeoLive get their applications marketed at conferences, workshops and on the web.
Document writers get their documentation reviewed, translated into multiple languages and published.
Translators are provided with quality source documentation, and a publish through OSGeo web pages.
Conference organisers welcome presentations which explain the breadth of Geospatial Open Source, often having a VIP present a derivative of the OSGeoLive during keynote presentations, and adding value to delegates by giving away an OSGeoLive DVD or USB.
Geospatial educators and workshop presenters use the stable OGeo-Live Virtual Machine or USB for practical class room settings.
Which all leads to Architects and Developers discovering, and then incorporating Open Source Geospatial software in their projects.

What is new in 13.0

Updated to Lubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
Updated core packages based on DebianGIS
QGIS 3.4.10, GDAL 2.4.2, PROJ 5.2.0, PostGIS 2.5.2, GRASS 7.6.1, GeoServer 2.15.1, MapServer 7.4.1 and many more…
New projects added: GeoExt 3.1, Actinia 0.2.1, MapCache 1.8.0
Major documentation updates
OSM data for Bucharest
Updated (geo)datascience packages and included many new Jupyter notebooks.
Updated packages contributed back to UbuntuGIS
Full changelog

Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo)

OSGeo

Non Profit for geospatial community, fostering:

Free and Open Source Software
Open Standards
Open Education
Open Research
Open Data

An Open Source Geospatial GNU/Linux Distribution

OGC Standards

Interoperability
Future Proof
Return on Investment

Desktop GIS

QGIS GRASS GIS gvSIG Desktop User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS (uDig)

OpenJUMP GIS SAGA

QGIS

GRASS GIS

gvSIG Desktop

User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS (uDig)

OpenJUMP GIS

SAGA

Browser Facing GIS

OpenLayers Leaflet Cesium Geomajas

Mapbender GeoExt GeoMoose GeoNode


OpenLayers	Leaflet	Cesium	Geomajas

Mapbender	GeoExt	GeoMoose	GeoNode

OpenLayers

Leaflet

Cesium

Geomajas

Mapbender

GeoExt

GeoMoose

GeoNode

Web Services

GeoServer MapServer MapCache deegree

ncWMS EOxServer GeoNetwork pycsw

PyWPS MapProxy QGIS Server istSOS

52 North SOS 52 North WPS Zoo Project t-rex

Actinia

GeoServer

MapServer

MapCache

deegree

ncWMS

EOxServer

GeoNetwork

pycsw

PyWPS

MapProxy

QGIS Server

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istSOS

52 North SOS

52 North WPS

Zoo Project

t-rex

Actinia

Data Stores

PostGIS SpatiaLite Rasdaman pgRouting


PostGIS	SpatiaLite	Rasdaman	pgRouting

PostGIS

Note PostGIS spatially enables the popular PostgreSQL object-relational database, allowing it to be used as a back-end database for geographic information systems and web-mapping applications in the same manner as Oracle Spatial enables the Oracle database. PostGIS is stable, fast, standards compliant, comes with hundreds of spatial functions and is currently the most widely used Open Source spatial database. PostGIS is used by diverse organisations from around the world, including risk-averse government agencies and organisations storing terabytes of data and serving millions of web requests per day. Database administration is available via pgAdmin and other tools. Importing and exporting data is provided by various converter tools and there are numerous desktop and browser GIS clients for viewing PostGIS data.

SpatiaLite

Rasdaman

pgRouting

Navigation and Maps

GpsPrune Marble OpenStreetMap iD editor

JOSM OpenCPN

GpsPrune

Marble

OpenStreetMap

iD editor

JOSM

OpenCPN

Spatial Tools

GMT OTB R for Spatial Data Mapnik

MapSlicer

GMT

OTB

R for Spatial Data

Mapnik

MapSlicer

Domain Specific GIS

zyGrib

zyGrib

Data

Natural Earth OSGeo North Carolina, USA Educational dataset OpenStreetMap NetCDF Data Set


Natural Earth	OSGeo North Carolina, USA Educational dataset	OpenStreetMap	NetCDF Data Set

Natural Earth

OSGeo North Carolina, USA Educational dataset

OpenStreetMap

NetCDF Data Set

Geospatial Libraries

GDAL/OGR GeoTools GEOS Proj.4

libLAS JTS Topology Suite

GDAL/OGR

GeoTools

GEOS

Proj.4

libLAS

JTS Topology Suite

Credits

Project Steering Committee:

Angelos Tzotsos (chair),
Brian M Hamlin,
Cameron Shorter,
Alex Mandel,
Johan Van de Wauw,
Bas Couwenberg,
Massimo De Stefano,
Astrid Emde,
Ben Caradoc-Davies,
Nicolas Roelandt
Vicky Vergara.


OSGeo	UCD ICE	NTUA

DebianGIS	okeanos	Georepublic