
#CloudNativeGeo is everywhere, but does it live up to the hype? Lukas Merz takes a sharp look at formats like #COG, #FlatGeoBuf, #GeoParquet, and #PMTiles, and helps you decide when #cloudnative is the right tool for the job.

#CloudNativeGeo is everywhere, but does it live up to the hype? Lukas Merz takes a sharp look at formats like #COG, #FlatGeoBuf, #GeoParquet, and #PMTiles, and helps you decide when #cloudnative is the right tool for the job.
Maphub.co launches #GeoCloudConverter, a browser-based #WASM tool that transforms common geospatial file types — #GeoJSON, #Shapefile, #KML, #GPX, CSV, #GeoPackage, or #GeoTIFF – into modern, #cloudnative formats like #GeoParquet, #FlatGeobuf, #PMTiles, or Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFF (#COG). The tool performs all processing locally in your browser for quick, private conversions up to 1 GB.
Interactive viewing of FlatGeobuf files in the web browser, to inspect the files and see the properties of the geometries and metadata of the file #flatgeobuf
#GeoServer Cloud 2.27.0.0, a cloud-native, microservices-based version of GeoServer, now supports #GeoParquet DataStores, expanding its compatibility with modern #cloudnative geospatial formats alongside #FlatGeoBuf and Cloud-Optimized GeoTIFF (#COG).
Built a webmap to generate random geodata with export to #Geopackage #FlatGeobuf #CSV #GeoJSON or #PGDump
Besides #wgs84 (latitude/longitude) all #UTM projections are supported dynamically by location
Thanks to #GDAL #WebAssembly this works completely in the browser and does not require server processing 🤩
Demo: https://jakobmiksch.github.io/random-geodata/
Repo: https://github.com/jakobMiksch/random-geodata
#gischat #vuejs #openlayers
I lost a lot of productivity this year to the assumption that Esri tools would operate consistently, have their basic functions tested, and actually work out of the box.
2024 is gonna be the year we start the Great FOSS Migration, building out some #MapLibre or #OpenLayers pages for the public, non-editable stuff, using file-based data layers like #flatgeobuf and home-grown vector tiles.
Gonna be quite the undertaking!