Ian Turton

GeoServer 3 is a significant update for this beloved OSGeo Application. This presentation provides practical tour of GeoServer 3 covering upgrade steps, new requirements, and refreshed UI!

GeoServer is a web service for publishing your geospatial data using industry standards for vector, raster and mapping, as well as batch or on-the-fly data processing.

Learn how project support works at the Open Source Geospatial Foundation, the initial vision of the “incubation committee”, and what is being setup as as a replacement.

JTS is the spatial library that underlies almost every geospatial program on two planets, it is at the heart of GeoTools providing geometry representations and spatial interactions between them.

This workshop will cover the basics of setting up a GeoServer 3 instance and adding vector and raster data to it, and applying styles to the data to produce a completed web map.

This workshop will introduce the GeoTools and JTS Java libraries to developers who are looking to create portable scripts for cleaning, transforming and analyzing spatial data.

This workshop will cover the basics of setting up a GeoServer instance and adding vector and raster data to it, and applying styles to the data to produce a completed web map.

10 years ago I gave a [talk](https://vimeo.com/144089061) at FOSS4G suggesting that if you wanted to get a "good" response from open source developers that you should try to bank some social capital first.

GeoServer is a much loved open-source project and one of the most popular web mapping services in the world. This workshop provides a gentle hands-on introduction in setting up and enjoying GeoServer.

GeoServer is a web service for publishing your geospatial data using industry standards for vector, raster and mapping, as well as to process data, either in batch or on the fly.

This workshop is a practical introduction to advanced data styling with GeoServer using the GeoCSS styling language and Natural Earth data to build a multi-scale political map.

Many national and regional governments have in the past few decades created GeoPortals to meet their obligations to provide citizen access to their spatial data. This spatial data is collected, in many cases, at tax payer expense.

[GeoServer](https://geoserver.org) is a much loved open-source project and one of the most popular web mapping services in the world. This workshop provides a gentle hands-on introduction in setting up and enjoying GeoServer.

(or what happens when GeoServer and PostGIS meet Active Directory) This talk will present a case study of how Astun implemented a single sign on (SSO) system for a large commercial client.

I often hear complaints that the stackexchange sites are too mean to new users, that moderators are too quick to close a question that doesn't fit the guidelines or nitpick the questions to death. Also, that they didn't get a good answer anyway so what is the point.