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FOSS4G Europe 2025

Camptocamp’s Contribution to the Open Source Geospatial Ecosystem

Florent Gravin
20.05.2025

At Camptocamp, Open Source isn’t just a business model - it's a mindset. And nowhere is that more evident than at FOSS4G 2025 in Mostar, where our team will be front and center to share innovations, real-world applications, and practical tools that empower the geospatial community around the globe.

The FOSS4G Europe conference, a European extension of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo) annual event, is more than a conference: It's a reflection of a growing movement toward transparency, collaboration, and long-term sustainability in geospatial technology. We’re proud to be long-standing contributors.
 

Talks and Topics

This year, our team is bringing a diverse range of presentations that reflect the breadth of Camptocamp’s work - from field-ready solutions to scalable infrastructure:

16.07.2025, 12:00–12:30, SA01
Our experience with Mergin Maps: An open-source solution for field data
Geneviève Hannes
Julian Hafner

16.07.2025, 13:30–14:00, SA01
NGV/survey: Offline data collection in 3D
Guillaume Beraudo

16.07.2025, 15:30–16:00, CA01
GeoShop: Ordering and delivery tool for geospatial data
Geneviève Hannes
Julian Hafner
Stéphane Malta e Sousa

16.07.2025, 15:30–16:00, SA02
LLMs for geospatial data & metadata
Florent Gravin

17.07.2025, 13:30–14:00, CA01
State of GeoServer Cloud
Daniel Koch
Wolfgang Kaltz
Nils Bühner
Dominik Frey

17.07.2025, 14:00–14:30, CA01
GeoserverCloud made easy - Start simply and be ready for scaling without pain
Jose Macchi
Alexandre Gacon

17.07.2025, 16:00–16:30, CA01
geonetwork-ui to sublime your opendata platform 
Florent Gravin

18.07.2025, 14:00–14:30, SA01
PDF Map Generation as Headless Chrome Service
Dominik Frey

18.07.2025, 14:30–15:00, EL11
Migrate and Synchronize GeoServer configuration with Terraform
Alexandre Gacon

18.07.2025, 15:30–16:00, EL11
Overture Maps as a datasource within GeoServer
Jose Macchi
Alexandre Gacon

18.07.2025, 16:00–16:30, SA01
GeoMapFish, QGIS and TEKSI Modules: A Comprehensive Open-Source Solution for Swiss Surveying Offices
Yves Bolognini 
 

Meet us in Mostar

If you’re attending FOSS4G 2025, we’d love to meet. Whether you're a developer, policymaker, researcher, or end user - let’s connect. Join our sessions, or reach out on-site. We’re always eager to collaborate, share knowledge, and hear about your geospatial journey.

💡 FOSS4G Europe
📅 July 14 - 20
📍 Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Author

Florent Gravin

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