WebGIS Application Development Using PostGIS, Geoserver and Mapstore

This session provides a practical introduction to WebGIS application development using an open-source geospatial stack built on PostGIS, GeoServer, and MapStore. You will learn how to design, publish, and deploy scalable, standards-compliant WebGIS applications for spatial data visualization, analysis, and decision support. The focus is on real-world workflows used by governments, NGOs, researchers, and enterprises to deliver interactive geospatial systems on the web. This video is ideal for professionals building data-driven GIS platforms, spatial dashboards, and online mapping solutions. 🔹 What You’ll Learn WebGIS architecture and system components Spatial database design and management with PostGIS Publishing vector and raster data using GeoServer (WMS, WFS, WCS) Styling and symbology with SLD Building interactive WebGIS interfaces with MapStore User interaction, layers, queries, and map composition Integrating WebGIS with field data, APIs, and analytics workflows Deployment considerations, performance, and security basics 🔹 Tools & Technologies Covered PostgreSQL / PostGIS (spatial databases) GeoServer (OGC web services) MapStore (modern WebGIS client) Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards Open-source GIS ecosystem 🔹 Who This Video Is For GIS Developers & Spatial Data Engineer Web Developers working with maps and spatial data GIS Analysts transitioning to WebGIS M&E / MEAL and Research System Developers Government, NGO, and Private Sector GIS Teams 🔹 Why WebGIS Matters WebGIS enables organizations to share spatial data, support collaboration, and deliver insights to wider audiences without desktop GIS limitations. Using open-source tools like PostGIS, GeoServer, and MapStore ensures flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. 📌 Delivered by Appcoms Institute 🌐 Website: www.appcomsinstitute.com 📧 Email: [email protected] 🔔 Subscribe for more content on WebGIS, Open-Source GIS, Spatial Databases, Geospatial APIs, and Enterprise GIS Systems. 👍 Like, Share, and Comment if this session supports your WebGIS development journey.