Le FOSS4G 2021 a commencé hier, lundi 27 september 2021, avec les premiers workshops. Les présentations commenceront demain, mercredi 29 Septembre 2021.
3Liz a 3 présentations plus 1 faîtes par ONF International :
- Lizmap to create a Web Map Application with QGIS Desktop and Server
 - How to use OpenStreetMap data in QGIS Desktop
 - PgMetadata - A QGIS plugin to store the metadata of PostgreSQL layers inside the database, and use them inside QGIS
 - How Open Source solution help to build an scalable and adaptable environmental decision platform tools
 
Le programme de cette année est très complet et j'ai du mal à choisir parmi la longue liste de présentations. Voici donc ma liste des présentations que j'aimerais suivre, mais que je ne pourrais pas suivre en entier :
- Printing maps in the browser with InkMap
 - OSGeo in the browser: Advances in client-side WebAssembly-based Geospatial Analysis and frontend visualization using jsgeoda and Vis.gl
 - Solving Spatial Problems with PostGIS
 - 3D geo-applications with CesiumJS - data, possible use-cases and specifications
 - Browser-side geoprocessing with Turf.js and Leaflet
 - Watching after your PostGIS herd
 - Geostyler Mapfile Parser
 - A fast web 3D viewer for 11 million buildings
 - Graph algorithms on the database with pgRouting
 - pygeoapi: what's new in the Python OGC API Reference Implementation
 - FOSS4GPU: Faster GIS via GPU and cuSpatial
 - OpenStreetMap and the neglected pedestrian
 - OGC APIs: background, current state, what's next
 - Geospatial analysis using python 101
 - OGC API - Deeper Dive into OGC API Features, Records and EDR
 - QGIS and OGC APIs - how do they work together?
 - Practical Geospatial Data Versioning with Kart
 - Processing Massive-Scale Geospatial Data with Apache Sedona
 - PMTiles: An open, cloud-optimized archive format for serverless map data
 - MapLibre project: community driven Mapbox GL fork
 - Modular OGC API Workflows for Processing and Visualization
 - Cloud optimized formats for rasters and vectors explained
 - Demystifing OGC APIs with GeoServer: introduction and status of implementation
 - Deploying and operating GeoServer: a DevOps perspective
 - QField Features Frenzy
 - Seamless fieldwork thanks to QFieldCloud
 - Deployment of open source vector tile technology with UN Vector Tile Toolkit
 - The Very Best New Features of QGIS 3.x
 - QGIS Plugin Development Is Not Scary: Lessons Learned from Literature Mapper
 - QGIS MetaSearch: lowering the barrier to geospatial data discovery in the desktop
 - Input, Mergin & QGIS: collect data, sync, and collaborate with ease
 - GeoRasterLayer for Leaflet: Truly Server-Free GeoTIFF Visualization
 - Versioning in 2021: when and how you should do it
 - Using point clouds in QGIS
 - GeoHealthCheck - QoS Monitor for Geospatial Web Services
 - Wegue - Webmapping with OpenLayers and Vue.js
 - GeoMapFish und QGIS Server
 - Algorithm Talk: JSON-to-Code Compression
 - Vector tile basemaps for your QGIS project
 - OpenLayers Feature Frenzy
 - Easily publish your QGIS projects on the web with QWC2
 - MapStore, a year in review
 - Deploying QGIS using command line options.
 - Large scale QGIS deployments : feedback and lessons learned
 - Fast, Robust Arithmetics for Geometric Algorithms and Applications to GIS
 - WAPLUGIN: Water Accounting and Productivity Plugin for QGIS
 - FOSS4G software developments for Water Utilities Management in Eastern Africa by using Vector Tiles
 - G3W-SUITE: in OS framework for publishing and managing QGIS projects on the Web
 - Giswater : open source management tool for water networks
 - An implementation of FOSS4G - QGIS, QField and Vector Tiles for rural water supply management in Rwanda
 - Geospatial programming with Rust
 - QGIS, Football, what else ?
 








 QGIS Server 3.10.0 est sorti vendredi 25 octobre 2019. Cette version sera la nouvelle version maintenue à long terme (LTR) à partir de février 2020.

