Open Standards for Getting your APIs into the Geospatial Ecosystem.
summary
OGC recommends five steps: identify relevant standards, implement or deploy certified products, integrate with third-party catalogs, promote implementations, and influence future versions via GitHub issues, testbeds and code sprints. The geospatial market is >$100B and grows ~9% to $200B by 2032. Standards published include OGC API Features, OGC API Tiles, OGC API Processes and the newly released OGC API Maps, all distributed as OpenAPI and AsyncAPI definitions; adopters include ESA, British Geological Survey, US NWS, Met Office, ECMWF and USGS.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Open geospatial standards intro
- 1:08OGC role and mission
- 3:34Five steps to succeed
- 6:42OGC API standards overview
- 10:17Implementing OGC API standards
- 11:25Integrating APIs with third-party applications
- 13:11Promoting standards and implementations
- 14:37Influencing future standards
- 16:43OGC API case studies
- 19:11Benefits of OGC API adoption
- 19:54Conclusion and call to action
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