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QGIS lets you manipulate your GIS data with a few clicks but what if you have automate or create a repeatable process in QGIS? Your options include building a plugin or using a workflow. In this workshop we shall explore those options

We will get together and map together to support people in Venezuela through Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team Tasking platform. The current projects are listed [here](https://tasks.hotosm.org/explore?campaign=2026%20Venezuela%20Earthquake&omitMapResults=1).

If you are coming to FOSS4G you already know (or heard) QGIS is a great tool for working with GIS datasets. You load data, manipulate, download, upload and there are thousands of plugins to choose from to make your life even easier.

Earth observation using remote sensing (or satellite data) comes with its own fair bit of challenges. From managing large amounts of data to dealing with projections, inconsistencies with resolutions and more.

Ever wonder what it'll be like to "just" get APIs for your PostGIS database? This workshop is for people: - Have spatial data in PostGIS - Want to store their spatial data in PostGIS - Want REST APIs over their data Summary: Most applications out there are just versions of "CRUD…

Got some vector data? Want to know how to manage it in PostGIS? We'll go over few tips and tricks from getting started to scaling the storage, showcasing "PostGIS is all you need" - Basics of PostGIS - point, lines and polygons - Indexing in PostGIS - GIST & BTree - Uber h3 index…

Discover the power of Re:Earth Visualizer and Plugin system, an open-source WebGIS developed by Eukarya Inc., that enables users to easily visualize geospatial data on the web—no coding required and extend functionality by plugin system.

Using the technologies: - Database - Postgres + postgis - Backend - Python + fastAPI - Frontend - React + maplibre - Deployment - Docker We will delve into the cutting-edge landscape of Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) through the lens of a modern custom web stack.

Join this workshop to discover the powerful combination of Postgres, PostGIS, TimescaleDB, and H3 indexing for managing spatial temporal data at scale. With open source tools, you can create a scalable database solution for even the most complex data sets.