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Come hell or high water, FOSS4G

Virtual Conference ONLINE

September 27th to October 2nd 2021

PARTNERS

The European Commission is honoured to be part of the global community of open source geospatial enthusiasts gathering from September 27 to October 2 at the online FOSS4G 2021 conference. The European Commission is contributing to the event with a half-day dedicated track on Friday, October 1.
The European Commission is continuing the partnership with the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo), centred around the shared values of openness, transparency, reuse and reproducibility applied to all dimensions, from data to software and standards.
The Commission’s activities around FOSS4G are naturally flowing from its recently renewed Open source software strategy 2020-2023 entitled ‘Think Open’, which identifies open source software solutions as key building blocks to deliver better European services and enrich society, in addition to actively committing to support open source developer communities. This strategy builds on other important initiatives including the European interoperability framework and the European strategy for data, whereby open source software helps ensure interoperability and technological sovereignty in key societal areas at the European scale.
The European Commission is a strong user and supporter of open source geospatial software in a multitude of domains, for example statistical production, environment, agriculture, transport, education, research and smart cities. A well-known example is INSPIRE, the pan-European spatial data infrastructure which strongly relies on open source components.

GEO is a partnership of more than 100 countries and 150 international organisations working on a future where decisions and actions are informed by comprehensive, sustained and open Earth observations.

SPONSORS

Diamond

Microsoft Al for Earth puts cloud and Al tools in the hands of those working to solve global environmental challenges.

Platinum

GeoCat focuses on the development of Spatial Data Infrastructures that support you in your job. We assist governments and companies around the world to facilitate data exchange. Find us for expertise and training, commercial open source software solutions and a SAAS solution providing an advanced geospatial backbone for your organisation.

Gold

Crunchy Data is the leading provider of trusted open source PostgreSQL and enterprise PostgreSQL technology, support and training. Crunchy Data is committed to 100% open source technology and believes in bringing the power and efficiency of open source PostgreSQL to security conscious organizations.

GeoSolutions has a leading role in some of the most prominent Open Source geospatial products like GeoServer, GeoNetwork, GeoNode and MapStore. GeoSolutions’ customers include major public institutions as well as private companies like UN FAO, UN WFP, World Bank, German Space Agency, DigitalGlobe, NATO STO CMRE, Halliburton and Swis

OmniSci is the pioneer in accelerated analytics, redefining speed and scale in big data querying and visualization. Harnessing the massive parallel computing power of GPUs and CPUs, the platform is available in the cloud and on-premise.

Silver

$Azavea is a B Corporation [https://bcorporation.net/directory/azavea\] with a mission to advance the state of the art in geospatial technology and apply it for civic, social, and environmental impact. We create and use open source technology for water, climate, infrastructure, economic development, and democracy.$

Gaia3D, Inc. is an open source geospatial company based in South Korea. Gaia3D believes deep understanding of space and environment will help solve the various problems that human-beings are facing these days. Gaia3D hopes to contribute sustain development of human society with open knowledge and technology.

Kartoza is a South Africa-based global FOSS GIS service provider. We build solutions to solve complex location-related problems for individuals, businesses and governments around the world using tools like QGIS, PostGIS, GeoServer, GeoNode and OpenStreetMap. We also offer training, support, maintenance and hosting.

Terrestris provides top-notch Free and OpenSource GIS services, solutions and training from Bonn, Germany. We offer custom project solutions, connect you with communities and provide general support for many FOSS packages and libraries. We help our customers in the planning, implementation & maintenance of their spatial data infrastructures with FOSS.