This is a stable release of GeoServer suitable for production systems, made in conjunction with GeoTools 29.0 and GeoWebCache 1.23.0. With this release GeoServer no longer supports Java 8, and it is time to upgrade to Java 11 at a minimum. Our build system tests GeoServer in with Java 11 and Java 17 which are both long-term-support OpenJDK releases.   The first big internal change for this release of GeoServer is a cleanup of the theme used for the GeoServer web administration app

This set of GIS lab exercises is intended to lead students through some of the fundamental skills needed for using ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online as part of an Introduction to GIS course. Created through a collaboration between KSU and UNG. In keeping with Esri Academy's ongoing commitment to provide flexible options to grow GIS and ArcGIS skills, a brand-new e-Learning format has been added to the Esri Academy catalog. ArcGIS labs are self-paced learning options that emphasize hands-on pract

MapServer Studio allows the creation of maps in the browser, powered by MapServer.    Maps are created using MapServer's Mapfile language. Maps are then displayed in a built-in map viewer allowing map images to be created and exported at different scales and locations.   Features Custom Cartography Different map projections (not just Web Mercator!) Custom styling Custom fonts Quality Output High resolution image generatio

Flash floods caused by heavy rains have killed at least 14 people, displaced thousands more, and destroyed properties and homes in several areas of Somalia signalling an early start of the Gu rainy season, which usually runs from April to June. Those who have lost their homes are now living in makeshift shelters on higher ground, which are severely overcrowded and lack water and sanitation facilities. The Somali Disaster Management Agency (SoDMA) said it is the worst flooding in almost a de

The novel system uses mobile telecommunication rather than satellites The researchers from Delft University of Technology, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, and VSL developed an alternative positioning system that uses mobile telecommunication rather than satellites, which could potentially make it more accurate and reliable than GPS. “We realized that with a few cutting-edge innovations, the telecommunication network could be transformed into a very accurate alternative positi