You've got GeoServer running and you've loaded some data that users can consume. Now what? For many users, GeoServer is only used to serve rendered map images, but in this workshop, attendees will learn about some of the features that GeoServer that are often overlooked. The specific topics that will be covered include: - updating data on the server using WFS-T - Web Processing Service for server-side geospatial analysis - rendering transforms to dynamically transform your data into heatmaps - filtering data based on user input - using SQL Views with GeoServer - working with time-enabled data Each of these skills can be applied to making beautiful and dynamic web applications powered by GeoServer. This workshop will assume that you are familiar with basic GeoServer concepts and interaction, such as how to load and publish a shapefile.

1. Beyond GeoServer
Basics

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Welcome
Tom Ingold
VP Products
tingold@boundlessgeo.com
@TIBoundless
Open Geospatial Consortium
Sensor Web Enablement
Boundless Technical Representative
Boundless
Boundless provides geospatial tools and
services for managing data and building
applications.
Boundless Products
OpenGeo Suite
OpenLayers, GeoServer, GWC,PostGIS
Composer, WPS Builder
QGIS
geoserver & opengeo suite plugins
web application builder
Community
GeoNode, GeoGig, GeoScript, gsconfig

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Welcome
Jody Garnett
Technical Lead
jgarnett@boundlessgeo.com
@jodygarnett
Open Source Geospatial Foundation
OSGeo Incubation Chair
GeoTools Project Officer
Eclipse Foundation
LocationTech Project Steering Committee
LocationTech Technology Project
Boundless
Boundless provides geospatial tools and
services for managing data and building
applications.
Open Source Projects
GeoTools
GeoServer
uDig

4. Beyond GeoServer Basics
• Background
• Setup
• Catalog and Data Operations
• CRS Transforms
• Data filtering
• Data Processing and Analysis
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5. Setup

6. Data Downloads
• Data Directory download
– http://dev.boundlessgeo.com/~mike/
gsadv_data_dir.zip
• PostGIS data dump:
• http://dev.boundlessgeo.com/~mike/gsadv_pgdb.zip
• shaded relief download
• http://www.naturalearthdata.com/downloads/10m-
raster-data/10m-shaded-relief/
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7. OpenGeo Suite Install
• PostGIS and GeoServer
• WPS and Client Tools
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8. Create two Databases
• Create database "earth" and "advanced"
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9. restore databases from backup
• Unzip gsadv_pgdb.zip
• Command line
– pg_restore -U postgres -d advanced -f advanced.bak
– pg_restore -U postgres -d earth -f earth.bak
• Or use PgAdmin to restore each database
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10. Alter Column measure_at
• In the "advanced" database global table
– ALTER TABLE global
ALTER COLUMN measure_at
TYPE date USING
to_timestamp(measure_at, "yyyy:mm:dd hh24:mi:ss")
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11. Data Directory
• Windows
– C:ProgramData <-- you must type this!!!
– C:ProgramDataBoundlessOpenGeogeoserver
– tip: Use the shortcut
• Linux
– /var/lib/opengeo/geoserver
• Mac
– ~/Library/Application Support/GeoServer/data_dir
– tip: use the shortcut!
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12. Replace Data Directory
• 1. Stop GeoServer
• 2. Go to data directory
• 3. Rename geoserver to geoserver_old
• 4. Unzip gadv_data_dir.zip
• 5. Restart GeoServer
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13. Start GeoServer
• 1. Start GeoServer
• 2. Open up GeoServer
login with admin/geoserver
• 3. check "stores" page
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14. Setup Shaded Relief
• 1. Unzip SH_HR.zip
• 2. Rename SH_HR.tif to shadedrelief.tif
• 3. Updated store definition with correct path
• 4. Double Check Layer CRS
– Check force declared, and reload bands
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