jsMapservice: leveraging the open source stack for rapid publishing of spatial data
summary
Config-driven web map service that publishes hundreds of layers and thousands of documents using JSON configs, a REST API and automated imports from ArcGIS MXDs via GeoCat Bridge; supports attribute and spatial queries that join WMS/WFS layers, JDBC tables and WPS outputs; central auth and GeoNetwork metadata linking keep visibility correct for users; production sites include Petroleum Basin Explorer and Zealandia; stack uses Leaflet, GeoServer, PostGIS and GeoNetwork with Cucumber tests and automated publishing, and it works at scale.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:06Problem and requirements
- 3:18Data sources and integration
- 5:31Public map applications
- 6:57System architecture overview
- 8:02Open-source technology choices
- 11:15Admin interface and configuration
- 13:47Layer and map configuration
- 14:53Data viewer and related tables
- 15:35Publishing workflow and automation
- 16:43Testing and API benefits
- 17:09Q&A session
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