Vicky Vergara

Feature frenzy of 10 years of pgRouting evolution: On 2013 with the new version 2.0 there were only 11 graph functions, now after 12 years we have 89 functions and a grand total of 222 different signatures, when variations or overloads of the functions are considered.

The UN OpenGIS initiative along with OSGeo Foundation organized the OSGeo UN Committee Educational Challenge where Challenge 2 was to create Workshop material for pgRouting. The challenge supports the objectives of the OSGeo UN Committee, i.e.

pgRouting is a PostgreSQL extension that extends PostGIS extension for network routing. I am here, want to go there, how do I do it? This workshop will teach you the basics of using SQL for pedestrian and vehicle routing.

pgRouting (http://www.pgrouting.org/) is an open-source library that provides a variety of graph algorithms tools as an extension of a PostGIS (http://www.postgis.org/) enabled database on PostgreSQL.

pgRouting not only allows to get routes for any kind of transportation, from 0 wheels to 18 wheeler. A road is closed? Calculate how can traffic be diverted. Don't get a result? Check if your graph is connected.

OSGeo is an international organization, and the members are people from everywhere in the world . OSGeo is cares and loves the community. When you move from "other" G software to FOSS4G you become part of the community.

pgRouting (http://www.pgrouting.org/) is an open-source library that provides a variety of graph algorithms tools as an extension of a PostGIS (http://www.postgis.org/) enabled database on PostgreSQL.

This workshop provides a practical, overview of key software used within a Spatial Data Infrastructure SDI. In the workshop we will use OSGeoLive and the Open Source software and sample data shipped with it to get to know the components of an SDI.