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from the Geolabs company. And, uh, you don't have the slide, uh, anyway. Uh, so I'm here to present to you MapMint. It's an open source project. You can find us on GitHub. So, MapMint is an open source software which is an open SDI. It's the only SDI, uh, in the
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market which is 100% based on OGC API, uh, processes, meaning that, uh, you, everything is coming out of, uh, an execute request. Uh, even the HTML pages, uh, we got a workshop, uh, on
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Monday to present, uh, the MapMint application and also the MapMint for me application which is, uh, Android application where you can, uh, record data on the field and send back the data to the MapMint server. MapMint is, uh, taking advantages of, uh, all the open
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source software libraries. Nowadays, even from the distiller, you are able to interact with Sega GIS which is offering, uh, more than, uh, 500 services out of the box without, uh, one line of implementation on our side. We simply implemented the, uh, user interface to interact using the Zoo client to, with, uh, services. Uh, we are using
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also, we are relying on GIDL, so we are supporting almost, uh, all the GIDL, uh, capability. Uh, what else, uh, we are also linked with LibreOffice as a server to
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produce complex document, PDF or any other format. Uh, you can publish, uh, uh, your map, uh, your map application online easily in an easy way. You can configure them. You, we are sharing also the OWS, OGC web services, uh, metadata which are shared
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between the WPS servers, the WMS, WFS and WCS. For the GIS engine, we are using a map server, so it means that MapMint is a kind of, uh, tool to configure your map server application in an, uh, in a very easy way. It is used in, uh, production, uh, in, uh,
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various company and in various, uh, governmental agencies like, uh, uh, Nijelek or, uh, in Niger, Niger, uh, Coit in Ireland and also probably the most valuable user which is Calcartier in Paris, France, which is dealing with, uh, selling, uh, parcels for
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people which are willing to build, uh, big buildings. So we are giving them the capability to show their data on the map. And, uh, I think this is it for my presentation, so if you have any question or you want to see the logo, you can go online and, uh, on
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GitHub and you just type github.com slash MapMint and you should find your way from there. Actually, you can even, uh, deploy it, uh, easily on your own server. On Monday, everybody was able to deploy MapMint in a matter of minutes and get it running and get,
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uh, their own, uh, their first map published and even the, uh, print is, uh, currently available in our Docker Compose, so please use it, enjoy and, uh, have fun doing this for 4G. Thank you for your time. I guess there won't be any question because there was no screenshot, no nothing, so I wonder how one question can come, so I
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thank you very much for bringing me in Florence, which is an innovative, uh, city, so I like it. My, uh, this software is very amazing, but, uh, I wonder how I can present it in only 5 minutes, so I have nothing much to say and I thank you very much again. Bye.
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Thanks.