Hello everyone! My name is Ludovic, and I am excited to share my internship experience at 52°North. Over three months, I had the incredible opportunity to dive deep into geospatial innovation, tackle exciting challenges, and grow both professionally and personally. I come from Mbouda, a city in the West region of Cameroon, which is uniquely situated near the majestic Mount Bamboutos (2,740 metres high). This iconic mountain, rich in biodiversity and cultural heritage, is a natural treasure. Growing up in such a place has deeply inspired my passion for geography and geospatial technologies.
WaCoDiS & CODE-DE: The future (of Earth Observation data processing) is now
Efficient Earth Observation data processing relying on CODE-DE
In April 2020, a relaunch of the Copernicus Data and Exploitation Platform – Deutschland (CODE-DE) was announced. This was a big deal, since the second generation of the CODE-DE platform should now offer public access to the long awaited online processing environment. At this time, our WaCoDiS research project was in its final term and we were ready to validate our developments as part of a pre-operational deployment. Thus, the relaunch of CODE-DE just came at the right time.
Docker autobuild of 52°North SOS
Securely build, share and run the 52N SOS, anywhere
The 52N SOS 4.4.6 release includes a Dockerfile that allows the automatic deployment of 52N Sensor Observation Service docker images on docker hub. The images are preconfigured with a local H2 file database and the SOS can be tested directly once the container has finished loading. Find out how to start the container and store the configuration locally in the Docker section of the SOS readme file. Use the docker-compose file in the SOS repository to start a ProstgreSQL/PostGIS database, the SOS and an nginx proxy .