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1.
Geonode 2.0
GFOSS Day 2013, Bologna, Italy
October 10th, 2013
Luca Casagrande, Paolo Corti, Simone Dalmasso
2.
What?
● GeoNode is a geospatial CMS
● a platform for the management and publication of geospatial data (SDI)
● open source platform built on other open source components
● allows non-specialized users to share data and create interactive maps
● data management tools for integrated creation of data, metadata, and map
visualizations
● each dataset in the system can be shared publicly or restricted to allow
access to only specific users
● social features like user profiles and commenting and rating systems allow for
the development of communities
● easily customizable
3.
Who?
● Organizations using it: World Bank, CE JRC, UN WFP,
Ithaca, Harvard University, MapStory, OpenGeo
(Boundless)
● 50+ contributors, 10 developers with 100+ commits:
https://github.com/GeoNode/geonode/graphs/contributors
5.
When?
● November 2010: GeoNode 1.0
● February 2012: GeoNode 1.1
● October 2012: GeoNode 1.2
● Now: GeoNode 2.0 beta 54
● In few weeks: GeoNode RC
● Before the end of the year: GeoNode 2.0
8.
Web services included
● OGC WMS - Web Map Service (GeoServer)
● OGC WFS/WFS-T - Web Feature Service (GeoServer)
● OGC WCS - Web Coverage Service (GeoServer)
● OGC CSW - Catalog Service for the Web (pycsw, GeoNetwork)
● OGC WMST - Web Map Tiling Service (GeoWebCache)
● REST GeoServer API
10.
Spatial Database included
Input data format:
● shapefile, tiff, csv, kml
● any GeoServer data source, using the updatelayers
command line (PostGIS Raster, Oracle Spatial,
ArcSDE...)
Data are uploaded to a PostGIS Spatial database
11.
Django Apps
● GeoNode internal Django apps (Base, Layers, Maps, Documents...)
● GeoNode itself is based on several Django apps (avatar, dialogos,
django_notification, django_pagination, django_taggit,...)
● It is easy to customize your own instance using other popular
Django apps (django-cms, django-mingus, django-schedule,
django-revision, django-social-auth, pyston)
12.
Documentation
● documentation web site: http://docs.geonode.org/
● written in reST and built whit Sphinx
● translated using the i18n Sphinx support and the
Transifex platform:
https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/geonode/
13.
Roadmap
● 2.1: Groups
● 2.1: Improved federation system
● 2.1: GeoNode API (GNIP 18,
https://github.com/GeoNode/geonode/wiki/GNI
P-18---GeoNode-API)
● 2.1+: support for other web map engine
(MapServer, Mapnik)