O ponto mais chato: o MapServer do IPMet bloqueia requisições sem header Referer. WebView não consegue setar headers customizados em requisições de tile. Solução: baixar as imagens (radar, satélite, WMS) pelo HTTP nativo do NativeScript e passar local pro Leaflet via file://.

Very proud to announce the big MS4W 5.2.0 release (security release, with all libraries upgraded): ms4w.com/ That popular SDI for Windows in a zipfile (OGC services: OGCAPI, WMS, WFS, WCS, CSW, SOS, etc), running MapServer, Mapbender, GeoMoose, pycsw, with Apache, PHP & all libraries compiled by hand (rare, in 2026, I know). Happy MapServ-ing! #foss4g

Announcing the immediate availability of the MapServer 8.6.3 security release. See details at mapserver.org/#recent-announ… #foss4g

Announcing the immediate availability of the MapServer 8.6.2 security release. See details at mapserver.org/#recent-announ… #foss4g

Announcing the immediate availability of the MapServer 8.6.1 security release. See details at mapserver.org/#recent-announ… #foss4g

Poking around on Cuyahoga county's mapserver and this made me chuckle

20 Years: Happy Birthday OSGeo! geoobserver.de/2026/02/04/20… #OSGeo #gistribe #gischat #fossgis #foss4g #spatial #geospatial #opensource #PostGIS #PostgreSQL #mapserver #geoserver #qgis #plugin #switch2qgis #gdal #geos #gis #geo #geoObserver pls RT

あと、MAPSERVERを使ってコースの再現とかして表示したりとか、RotorHazardの基盤もいっこ作って、中間ゲートに配置することでセクター毎のチェックとかできたらなぁ妄想ポワワ

Released: MapServer v8.6.0 geoobserver.de/2025/12/04/re… via @mapserving #mapserver #gistribe #gischat #fossgis #foss4g #OSGeo #spatial #geospatial #opensource #mapping #gis #geo #geoObserver pls RT

Announcing the availability of the major release MapServer 8.6.0 . See details in the announcement at mapserver.org/development/an… or follow the Migration Guide at mapserver.org/MIGRATION_GUID… #foss4g

Announcing the availability of MapServer 8.6.0-rc1. See details in the announcement at mapserver.org/development/an… or follow the Migration Guide at mapserver.org/MIGRATION_GUID… #foss4g

Announcing the availability of MapServer 8.6.0-beta2. See details in the announcement at mapserver.org/development/an… or follow the Migration Guide at mapserver.org/MIGRATION_GUID… #foss4g

🌍 Sharing Your QGIS/ArcGIS Maps with the World You’ve created something great in QGIS/ArcGIS — a detailed map, a powerful dataset, or maybe a full spatial analysis. But then comes the big question: How do you share it beyond your desktop? That’s where web GIS publishing comes in. 💡 With today’s open tools and platforms, it’s easier than ever to turn your local QGIS/ArcGIS layers into interactive online maps that anyone can explore — right from their browser. Instead of sending shapefiles or static PDFs, you can publish your layers directly to the web. This means your data isn’t just seen — it’s experienced. People can zoom, click, filter, and even download the information you’ve worked so hard to build. 🗺️ How It Works (Simply Put) 1. Prepare your layers in QGIS/ArcGIS — tidy attributes, set styles, and add metadata. 2. Connect to a web GIS platform — this could be open-source (like GeoServer, MapServer, or GeoNode), cloud-based (like ArcGIS Online, Mapbox, or Carto), or even your own web map app. 3. Publish and share — with just a few clicks, your data is available online as a map or service, ready for viewing and collaboration. 🌐 Why Take Your Maps Online? - Reach a wider audience — colleagues, stakeholders, or the public. - Enable collaboration — multiple users can explore or edit data simultaneously. - Keep data live and current — no more resending updated files. - Empower storytelling — maps on the web make data interactive and engaging. Whether you use open-source tools or commercial platforms, the goal is the same: 👉 Take your spatial insights out of QGIS/ArcGIS and bring them to life on the web. Your data has a story to tell — and the web is the perfect stage for it. 🌏

Announcing the immediate availability of the MapServer 8.4.1 security release. See details at mapserver.org/#recent-announ… #foss4g

Did you know? The open-source geospatial world is booming — and the OSGeo community has built some of the most powerful tools for maps, analysis, databases, and geoportals. 🗺️ Here’s a quick guide to four major categories of OSGeo tools that every geo-professional, student, or tech enthusiast should know 👇 🧭 WEB MAPPING TOOLS The engines that publish your geospatial data online: 🌐 GeoServer – Publish & style spatial data as OGC services (WMS/WFS/WCS). ⚡ MapServer – High-performance web map rendering engine. 🗺️ OpenLayers – JavaScript library to build interactive maps in the browser. 🗃️ GEOPORTALS Platforms that let you organize, share, and manage maps & data: 🧩 GeoNode – A full geo-CMS (think “WordPress for maps”) with data, metadata, users & permissions. 🧭 Mapbender – Build web GIS apps with no coding — just configure & go. 🧭 MapGuide Open Source – Powerful web mapping platform for custom geoportals. 💻 DESKTOP GIS Your all-in-one GIS workbenches: 🧠 QGIS – The most popular open-source desktop GIS: editing, analysis, cartography, plugins galore. 🌿 GRASS GIS – Advanced geospatial modeling, raster processing, terrain & environmental tools. 🏔️ SAGA GIS – Lightweight but strong in terrain & hydrological analysis. 🗄️ SPATIAL DATABASES The backbone of any enterprise GIS — storing & querying spatial data: 🏛️ PostGIS – Spatial extension of PostgreSQL, enabling advanced spatial SQL queries, analysis & storage. 📦 SpatiaLite – Lightweight SQLite with spatial functions, great for mobile & offline GIS apps. 📚 All of these are part of the OSGeo ecosystem — a global community building free and open-source software for geospatial. 🔖 Save this post. 💬 Share it with a geo-nerd. 💡 Tell me in the comments: Which one do you use the most?

①ケリムトゥ火山 Tom Casadevall (U.S. Geological Survey), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons ②フローレス島 Gunkarta, CC BY-SA 3.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses…>, via Wikimedia Commons ③コモド国立公園 Adhi Rachdian from Indonesia, CC BY 2.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses…>, via Wikimedia Commons ④コーラル・トライアングル Obsidian Soul, map derived from File:WorldMap-B with Frame.png (created from DEMIS Mapserver), CC BY-SA 3.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses…>, via Wikimedia Commons

①アラパリスワラー寺院 Karthickbala, CC BY-SA 3.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses…>, via Wikimedia Commons ②東ガーツ山脈の位置 Nichalp, CC BY-SA 3.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses…>, via Wikimedia Commons ③インド半島の地形 DEMIS Mapserver, पाटलिपुत्र, CC BY-SA 3.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses…>, via Wikimedia Commons ④ガート Marcin Białek, CC BY-SA 3.0 <creativecommons.org/licenses…>, via Wikimedia Commons

BDay: 13 Jahre #geoObserver! geoobserver.de/2025/06/25/bd… #gistribe #gischat #fossgis #foss4g #OSGeo #spatial #geospatial #opensource #PostGIS #PostgreSQL #mapping #DataViz #mapserver #opendata #osm #openstreetmap #geoserver #qgis #switch2qgis #gdal #geos #gis #geo pls RT

Happy 25th birthday to MapServer, as today it celebrates its earliest available commit (even though the project goes back to 1994). Here's that commit: github.com/MapServer/MapServ… Thanks to all of the contributors over so many decades! #foss4g ❤️

These three(3) frontiers are key to master; 1. Geospatial APIs & Integration The demand for real-time spatial data is exploding, making geospatial APIs a must-have for many sectors. - DRF GIS - Turf.js - Mapbox & Google Maps API 2. Cloud & DevOps for GIS Traditional GIS systems are moving fast to the cloud for better scalability, accessibility, and collaboration - GeoServer & MapServer - AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage - Docker & Kubernetes 3. Spatial AI & Data Science Artificial Intelligence (AI) combined with spatial data is unlocking new possibilities. - Google Earth Engine - TensorFlow, PyTorch - Lidar & 3D Mapping