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Geoserver : Master Spatial Data & Open Source Gis Tools

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Geoserver : Master Spatial Data & Open Source Gis Tools

Geoserver : Master Spatial Data & Open Source Gis Tools
Published 10/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.02 GB | Duration: 4h 28m

Learn to Manage, Style, and Visualize Spatial Data Using GeoServer & Open Source GIS Tools

What you'll learn

Learn what GeoServer is, what it does, and why you need it

Install a local version of GeoServer on your computer

Explore the different data formats supported by GeoServer

Load your own data into GeoServer and publish it

Learn how to style vector and raster data

Integrate GeoServer with other GIS tools, such as QGIS and Leaflet

Share geospatial data using standard protocols like WMS, WFS, and WCS

Create custom web mapping applications using GeoServer data

Requirements

The course starts from scratch, you don’t need any prior knowledge or coding skills. However, if you know what GIS is, it will be helpful.

Description

This comprehensive course is designed for students, as well as GIS web developers. You’ll learn GeoServer from the ground up, with a strong emphasis on practical knowledge to ensure you can effectively manage, publish, and secure geospatial data.The course covers everything from installation to advanced topics, providing you with the skills needed to tackle real-world projects confidently. Key topics include:GeoServer installation and configurationData management and uploading your own dataStyling and symbology techniquesWMS, WFS, and WCS configurationGeoServer extensions and pluginsIntegrating GeoServer with other GIS toolsWith a focus on hands-on exercises, complete projects, and source code provided where applicable, this course ensures you gain practical experience rather than just theoretical knowledge. Additionally, you will explore case studies that illustrate best practices in the field and learn to troubleshoot common issues effectively.With lifetime access to course materials and personalized support for any inquiries, you’ll have all the resources you need to succeed in GIS and spatial data management. By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped with the confidence to apply your skills in various professional settings, making you a valuable asset in the ever-evolving field of geospatial technology and data science innovation.

Overview

Section 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: GeoServer Introduction

Lecture 2 What is GeoServer and its historical background

Lecture 3 GeoServer Installation and Configuration

Lecture 4 Detailed overview of Web Interface

Section 3: Data Management

Lecture 5 Shapefiles-What they are and how to upload

Lecture 6 Understanding Layer concept and configuration

Lecture 7 Understanding GeoPackage and how to upload

Lecture 8 PostgreSQL and PostGIS-Connecting and uploading data

Lecture 9 Concept and creation of LayerGroup

Lecture 10 Raster Data

Lecture 11 Understanding ArcGrid and how to upload

Lecture 12 Understanding GeoTiff and how to upload

Lecture 13 Other Rater Stores

Section 4: Styling

Lecture 14 Understanding Style and how to style Line data

Lecture 15 Styling Polygon data

Lecture 16 Styling Point data

Lecture 17 Raster SLD

Section 5: GeoServer Services

Lecture 18 WMS (Web Map Service)

Lecture 19 WFS (Web Feature Service)

Lecture 20 WCS (Web Coverage Service)

Section 6: GeoServer Integration with other GIS Software

Lecture 21 Understanding QGIS and connect to GeoServer

Lecture 22 How to connect GeoServer data to Leaflet

Section 7: Plugins and Extension

Lecture 23 Plugins and Extension

Section 8: Course Recap

Lecture 24 Recap

Section 9: Assessment

Lecture 25 Assessment

Anyone interested in Web GIS and wants to learn GeoServer,GIS professionals, GIS web developers, data analysts , students who want to enhance their ability to integrate and access spatial data across different systems and applications