During the devlopment of the RESTful Binding Extension, a requirement arose for deleting single observations. To solve this, I developed the DeleteObservation extension oriented at the DeleteSensor operation.
You can delete only observations, that have a gml:identifier element. The current implementation is available via the following bindings:
We are happy to announce the publication of our new RESTful Binding Extension for the SOS.
The extension provides a means for accessing and manipulating SOS resources (i.e., observations, capabilities, offerings, sensors, and features) in a RESTful way – that means, plain HTTP methods (GET, DELETE, POST, PUT) can be used to interact with those resources. Using REST makes client development easy and lightweight.
The implementation of this RESTful extension is based on the latest 52°North SOS and can be easily added to existing deployments of our SOS 4.0 implementation. The SOS RESTful Binding Extension is realized as a specific binding for the SOS 4.0 – adding REST functionality beyond the standard KVP and SOAP bindings.
This project is funded by the German Aerospace Centre (DLR) and is part of their Environmental and Crisis Information System (UKis).
We will appear at AirMonTech Workshop / Conference in Duisburg [GER] from March 04 to March 06 and present our AirQuality SenseBox project. Check out our poster below…
OSGeo-Live 6.5 has been released! For this release, geospatial applications have been updated to their latest stable release. A strong focus was the quality of the quick start documentation. Here, consistency and readability has been improved through step-by-step testing.
With this version, you can try running instances of the following 52°North service implementations:
Just give it a try and test a lot of geospatial applications without installing any of them. The OSGeo Live DVD contains software for the following categories, and it is all FOSS:
Online demo resources are available on the communities’ demo servers:
I hope you enjoy testing our SOS, WPS and WSS.
Feel free to comment and get involved!