GeoData for everyone

How it works

Participate

Powerful customization and simplicity as a feature make collecting GeoData easier than ever before. Forms are designed to adapt in real-time to the type of data you are collecting, enabling a smooth participation. You can create or reuse icon sets based on the data you are interested to collect.

Collaborate

Define teams and projects to get insight on progress and store data in a secure way. Easily find and edit existing data.

Visualize

A map view that provides intuitive filtering capabilities, and configurable base maps. Share the map data with your audience in a way that enables them to get an overview as well as dig deep.

Be in control

Own your data and gain full control by using a solution that is and will always remain open source. Through compliance with OSGEO standards and intuitive REST APIs, future use of your data is in your hands.

Try out our SaaS offering hosted at app.giscollective.com

Create an account

Or install the platform on your own infrastructure, following this guideline.

Our vision

An open source solution that revolutionizes how we collaborate and participate on maps

As GeoData gets more accessible, and projects for ecology monitoring, climate change action and social change get more traction, we want to empower organizations and communities that work with maps to make a positive impact

Complete

It has all you need to collect, manage, process and visualize data

Versatile

Smooth experience across different apps in the platform, easy to use and setup, own the data

Modern

Built with technology that enables fast setup and quick feedback loops, to continuously adapt to evolving needs

Who is using it?

Open Green Map 2 is a platform for locally-made maps that promote sustainable, socially just communities. Versatile features on OGM2 include public engagement, customization, open source data import-export, and embeddable Green Maps.   

Think global, map local!

Honey Bee Watch is a global citizen-science study to better understand the traits of survivorship among untreated and free-living colonies. Starting with a UK-based pilot focused on Apis mellifera, we’ll eventually expand into new regions and include all 10+ Apis species. 

Our aim is to increase scientific knowledge about these species, potentially leading to more sustainable beekeeping practices as well as educational programs and conservation initiatives to engage and inspire the wider public to act locally to protect threatened or endangered populations.

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Contact us

For any inquires, you can contact us by email at

hello@giscollective.com

or using our gitlab service desk

https://gitlab.com/GISCollective/help-desk