GeoParquet adds geospatial types to Apache Parquet to serve as an efficient cloud-native vector data format.
The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) is in the process of forming a new GeoParquet Standards Working Group (SWG). Public comment is sought on its draft charter. Comments are due by 15 February, 2023.
New OGC DWG will help the Location communities collaborate and contribute expertise into building and growing the open Metaverse.
New Pilot will bridge technology and stakeholder engagement to reduce disaster preparation time and accelerate our ability to transform data from observation into decision.
OGC compliance provides confidence that a product will seamlessly integrate with other compliant solutions, regardless of the vendor that created them.
OGC Seeks Public Comment on adoption of new version of CityJSON as Community Standard
CityJSON is a web-friendly encoding of the CityGML data model, which is used in Digital Twins and other uses pertaining to built and natural environments. Public comment period ends 1, February 2023.
Contact: info [at] ogc.org
OGC Seeks Public Comment on Creating new GeoDataCube Standards Working Group
New Standard Working Group will improve data interoperability of GeoDataCube for Analysis Ready Data. The public comment period for the GeoDataCubes SWG will end 19 January, 2023, and the page is available at https://www.ogc.org/node/4828.
OGC seeking public comment on update to GeoSPARQL Standard
Update improves core standard, documentation, and exemplification. Comments should be submitted via the method outlined on the GeoSPARQL v1.1 Standard’s public comment request page. Comments due 13 February, 2023.
New OGC Working Group will develop a multi-part Standard for geospatial Analysis Ready Data products, which can be integrated and analyzed with minimal user effort.
OGC Testbeds provide a unique opportunity for sponsors, together with the world’s leading geospatial IT experts, to tackle location data and processing challenges.
The release of OGC API - Tiles as an OGC Standard signals a new era in how tiled geospatial information is served over the Web.
