PostGIS Rocks!
Every year on the Thursday of the third week of November, we celebrate our favourite spatial database
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Like GIS Day, PostGIS day is a grassroots effort open to everyone and is a wonderful opportunity to let people know about mapping, spatial operations, and discuss with friends the deep impact that maps, digital or otherwise, have had on our global culture and society.
Source: CARTO blog, 2012-11-15
Share your experience
Do you know about a neat trick, resource or experience about PostGIS? Join our awesome group of contributors and share it with us and the world. Let’s praise the power of SQL!
2023
- PostGIS Day 2023 recordings, Jorge Sanz [fediverse]
- Six ways to celebrate GIS Day 2023, Astun Technology [blogpost]
- MobilityDB, Anita Graser [fediverse]
- PostGISDay.nl 2023, OSGeo.nl [event]
- 20% off sale for Locate Press, Locate Press [twitter]
- PostGIS Day agenda is up!, Paul Ramsey [fediverse]
- Análisis de redes con #PostGIS y #pgRouting en #QGIS, Hennessy Becerra [tiktok]
- PostGIS Day 2023, Crunchy Data [event]
- Why people care about PostGIS and Postgres with Paul Ramsey & Regina Obe, Path to Citus Con [blogpost]
Contribute
Are you using PostGIS and maybe finding creative solutions, experimenting with not so usual functions or just willing to interact with other PostGIS users and developers? Then we encourage you to:
- Write about PostGIS on your blog and join the PostGIS planet
- Join the PostGIS users or developers mailing lists
- Track the
postgistag at GIS Stack Exchange - Follow official news announcements
- More options here
Join the conversation: #PostGISDay
Be part of the global conversation and post on your preferred social media network using the #PostGISDay hashtag.