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        <description>Elasticsearch has long offered powerful geospatial capabilities, yet it remains underutilized by the open-source GIS community. Two major developments in the past year are changing this. First, Elasticsearch returned to an approved open-source license, reigniting interest among developers. More significantly, the introduction of ES|QL, a declarative query language, has paved the way for OGC-like geospatial functions. This shift makes Elasticsearch feel more familiar to users of tools like PostGIS. In this talk, we’ll explore the current capabilities of Geospatial ES|QL, demonstrate real-world geospatial search and analytics, and provide a glimpse into future developments that will further enhance Elasticsearch as a geospatial database. Craig Taverner https://talks.osgeo.org/foss4g-europe-2025/talk/FWTGAZ/ Room: CA01 (TomTom) @ 16.07.2025 14:30:00 #foss4ge2025 #GeneralTrack #StateOfSoftware</description>
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