Tools tagged with "PostgreSQL"

Laravel-Magellan is a robust PostGIS toolbox designed for Laravel applications. It provides comprehensive functionalities for integrating and managing geospatial data within a Laravel framework. This package simplifies common PostGIS operations, enabling developers to build powerful location-aware features.

PostGIS is a powerful open-source extension for the PostgreSQL relational database, enabling it to manage and analyze spatial and geographic objects. It provides support for various spatial data types, including points, lines, and polygons, in both 2D and 3D. Users can leverage spatial indexing for efficient data retrieval and a comprehensive suite of spatial functions for advanced analysis and manipulation.

pgpointcloud is a PostgreSQL extension designed to efficiently store and manage point cloud data, specifically LIDAR data. It provides robust capabilities for handling large datasets, enabling geospatial professionals to integrate high-density spatial information directly within their database infrastructure.

This platform is designed for managing and analyzing geospatial trajectory data efficiently. Built on top of PostgreSQL and PostGIS, it extends their capabilities to handle complex moving object data, enabling advanced spatiotemporal queries and analysis.

geodiff is a powerful open-source library designed to compare two geospatial datasets and generate change sets, or 'diffs'. It supports various data formats including GeoPackage files, PostGIS, SQLite, and PostgreSQL databases. The library allows users to apply these generated diffs to update existing datasets, making it an essential tool for managing changes in spatial data.

This blog, maintained by Robin Wilson, serves as a valuable resource for discovering interesting links and discussions within the geospatial and GIS community. It frequently highlights new open datasets, web mapping libraries, command-line tools, and developments in spatio-temporal asset catalogs (STAC). The content often delves into technical aspects of databases, programming, and open-source software.

GeoDjango is an official Django contrib module that provides a robust framework for building geographic web applications. It integrates powerful geospatial capabilities directly into the Django web framework, making it easier for developers to work with spatial data. The module supports various spatial databases and offers tools for managing and querying geographic information.

Nominatim is an open-source search engine designed to find locations and addresses using data from OpenStreetMap. It enables users to geocode geographic data and integrate powerful search capabilities into their own applications. This project allows for the creation of custom geocoding services.

This blog provides benchmarks and tips for working with big data, cloud platforms, and various geospatial datasets. It features in-depth analyses of large-scale open data, satellite imagery, and GIS software applications. The content covers a range of topics from data center locations to global building footprints and advanced imagery processing.

Martin is an open-source, high-performance tile server designed for geospatial data. It provides efficient serving of tiles from PostGIS databases, MBtiles, and PMtiles formats. Additionally, it offers robust tooling for tile generation and management, making it a comprehensive solution for web mapping applications.

This open-source book serves as a comprehensive guide to spatial data management using PostgreSQL and PostGIS. It covers essential topics from installation and SQL basics to advanced spatial relationships and data projection. The resource aims to equip users with the knowledge to effectively work with geospatial data within a robust database environment.