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Instructors: Arthur Lembo

Create your first Internet Map Server application using Open Source GIS tools this weekend

What you'll learn

You will learn how to install Geoserver,
Load GIS data into Geoserver
Serve vector, raster, and attribute data on the Internet with Geoserver
Serve data stored in Postgres and PostGIS on the Internet
Create a client based browser application using OpenLayers 3.0
Create an application that allows client and server interaction with GIS data.

Requirements

We will be serving data from Postgres and PostGIS, so you should have that installed - you can use my Enterprise GIS training video to get up to speed on Postgres and PostGIS.
Students should be familiar with some form of scripting (i.e. jаvascript). It is not critical, but if scripting frightens you, you may want to familiarize yourself with those concepts before taking this course.

Description

Do you want to learn how to build an Internet Map Server application using free and open source GIS? Do you want that server to display raster, vector and attribute information and perform spatial analysis and database queries over the Internet? Do you want to learn how to connect your map server to Postgres and PostGIS. If so, this course is for you. I will walk you step-by-step through the process of installing Geoserver, loading data, creating server side analytical processes, and finally show you how to render the data on the client side using Openlayers 3.0. Don't be afraid - this is a painless step-by-step approach that anyone can learn with my course.

When you are done with this course, you'll have the basics down. Now it's up to you to create impressive Internet mapping sites!
Who this course is for:

This course is for people who want to learn how to create Internet Map Server applications.
Client server and Internet applications are fairly complicated, so the users should be familiar with using computers and interacting with applications on the Internet.
Students should not be afraid to do a little bit of scripting to actually make the maps more responsive.
This course is also good for managers who might not want to actually build an Internet Map Server themselves, but might want to learn how it is done so they can communicate better with developers.
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