2019 FOSS4G Bucharest Talks speaker: Dirk Stenger

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Talks

State of deegree 2019

State of deegree 2019 provides an update on our community and reviews the latest and noteworthy features of deegree webservices.
Initiated in 2002 the OSGeo project deegree has developed over the last 17 years to an important building block for Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI). As the implementation of the INSPIRE Directive is fully underway it requires stable and mature software solutions based on OGC standards such as GML, WFS and WMS. One of the goals of the deegree project is to provide implementation of those standards.
In this talk, after a short overview of the current status, we will focus on the recent improvements available in deegree such as GeoJSON support and our roadmap for Java 11 and OpenJDK.

Finally, we will explore potential future directions for the project and show what future developments are currently planned such as the support for the OGC WFS 3.0 standard.

TEAM Engine - Validation of new OGC standard WFS 3.0 and status update of project

TEAM Engine is a testing facility enabling developers and users to test geo services, such as WFS or WFS, and geo formats, like GML or GeoPackage. The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) provides various test suites for TEAM Engine to support implementing and testing of GIS software basing on OGC standards. TEAM Engine is an OSGeo project in incubation phase.

A test suite for new OGC standard WFS 3.0, which is currently a candidate standard (status of April 2019), was developed as part of OGC Testbed 14 initiative. As this standard uses completely different concepts in comparison to, for example, WFS 2.0, several conceptional questions had to be discussed and solved during implementation of test suite.

This talk presents how the new OGC standard WFS 3.0 can be validated with TEAM Engine. The process of creating a new test suite as part of OGC Testbed 14 initiative is highlighted. This includes a short introduction of WFS 3.0 standard itself. Further, current developments in TEAM Engine project are presented and an outlook is given.