NEW YORK – June 28, 2017 – Boundless, the leader in open GIS, today announced it has reinforced its ongoing commitment to open source by providing a Diamond Sponsorship of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo)for 2017.
State of Louisiana Saves Lives with Boundless by “Thinking Open”
Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals Leverages Cost-Effective Open Source Geospatial Strategies to Keep Citizens Out of the Path of Dangerous Storms
IFAW’s tenBoma Project Adopts OpenGeo in Support of Innovative Counter-Poaching Initiative
IFAW, Agile Analytics, Boundless, and AGS Deliver Open-Source Geospatial Platform to Help Protect Kenyan Wildlife and Communities
Boundless Releases OpenGeo Suite 4.8
Newest Version Includes Support for Mapbox Vector Tiles, NetCDF for Atmospheric Data, and Improved Rendering Support
Boundless Announces MapBox Vector Tile Support in OpenGeo Suite
New GeoServer Version to Support Many New Output File Formats
Boundless Releases OpenGeo Suite 4.6
Latest Version of Leading Open Source Geospatial Software Improves Styling, Performance, and Reliability
Explaining Open Source Geotech and OpenGeo Components
Some great questions have been answered in a recent blog post from the OpenGeo crew. The meaty article takes a close look at the OpenGeo Suite as well as a look at the individual, OpenGeo Components. For the non-developer type like yours truly, this is an excellent and must read if you think there’s any […]
Open Software – Exploring how QGIS works for visualization, cartography, GIS analysis, and editing
QGIS is open source, and similar to proprietary GIS software, runs on a variety of operating systems, and has been steadily improving since its debut in 2002. With easy-to-install packages, OpenGeo Suite integration, and reliable support offerings, QGIS is a viable alternative to proprietary desktop GIS software. Here, Gretchen Peterson of Boundless explores how QGIS […]