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A curated list of open-source geospatial analysis tools, libraries, and resources across multiple programming languages and domains.
A Python library that extends pandas to work with geographic data, enabling spatial operations and analysis.
An open-source Java server for sharing and editing geospatial data using open standards.
An open-source C++ toolkit for developing high-performance mapping and spatial data visualization applications.
A fast, simple web-based editor for creating, viewing, and sharing GeoJSON map data.
A .NET port of JTS Topology Suite providing fast and reliable 2D geometric operations for GIS applications.
A lightweight library for storing and querying geographic locations in realtime using Firebase Realtime Database.
A Go library providing types and utilities for 2D geometric and geospatial data, including GeoJSON and Mapbox Vector Tiles.
Efficient Go library implementing OpenGeo Consortium-style geometry types for geospatial applications.
A Neo4j library for importing, storing, and querying spatial data with support for multiple geometry types and spatial indexes.
A Laravel package for working with MySQL Spatial Data Types and Spatial Functions in Eloquent models and migrations.
A Vue 3 component library for building interactive web maps using OpenLayers.
An R binding package for calling Google Earth Engine API from within R, integrating with the R spatial ecosystem.
A collection of GIS functions for Elixir, handling conversions between WKT, WKB, and GeoJSON formats.
A Java library for storing and querying geographic locations in realtime using Firebase.
A Go library providing spatial data structures, geometric algorithms, and coordinate transformations for geospatial computing.
A data organization library for indexing and serving massive point cloud datasets losslessly.
A library that adds location-based querying and filtering capabilities to Firebase Firestore.
A comprehensive family of R packages for analyzing spatial point pattern data and other spatial data types.
A Python library for encoding spatial data into the TopoJSON format, reducing file sizes through topology computation and simplification.
Apply Ramer-Douglas-Peucker line simplification to GeoJSON features or collections in JavaScript or via CLI.
An R package for converting geographic data to and from GeoJSON and TopoJSON formats.
A complete map widget for Wagtail CMS, supporting Google Maps, Leaflet, geocoding, and spatial data.
A web-based editor for customizing the visual styles of Esri Vector Basemaps.
R interface for transparently transferring spatial vector and raster data between R and PostGIS-enabled PostgreSQL databases.
Transform GeoJSON objects into Mapnik XML stylesheets with embedded data and simplestyle-spec-derived styles.
ASP.NET Core MVC application demonstrating geo search capabilities using Elasticsearch with Swagger API documentation.
A command-line tool that joins a stream of GeoJSON features with an external dataset based on matching field values.
Custom React hooks for loading and interacting with ArcGIS maps, scenes, and graphics using esri-loader.
Downloads OpenFlights.org airport and route data and converts it to GeoJSON format for mapping and analysis.
A .NET port of the Tinkerpop stack, providing a property graph model and implementations for graph database applications.
Specification for the .tpkx tile package format, a compressed file containing map tiles and metadata for use as basemaps in ArcGIS.
A Sequelize-based ORM for modeling and loading static GTFS transit data into PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite databases.
An ultra-lightweight parallel HTTP client for ArcGIS Server feature services with minimal ORM and optimized CRUD operations.
A Ruby library that converts GeoJSON data into PNG images with customizable styling options.
A GeoJSON conversion of the Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names (TGN) with centroids, multilingual names, and hierarchical relationships.
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