Layer tree
Layers switch on and off, and drag into any order.
One viewer for data from many geospatial sources, in 2D and 3D, with tools to query, edit, style and download it, and dashboards for the whole organisation. Built on ISO and OGC standards.
Open source - OGC, ISO and INSPIRE - Ready to deploy
Layers organised in a tree, switchable basemaps, tools to measure and compare, and a 3D globe next to the flat map.
Layers switch on and off, and drag into any order.
Each click along the streets adds to the distance, stop by stop.
WMS, WFS and WMTS servers connect from the bottom panel, their layers join the map, and WPS processes run on them.
Colours, opacity and strokes change in the style editor, and the map updates straight away.
Charts, tables and maps built from the portal’s data. A standard dashboard gives the overview at a glance; on a map dashboard, an area drawn on the map recalculates every chart for just that place.
Counters, charts and tables fill with data as soon as they’re added.
A circle drawn on a map dashboard limits every figure to what’s inside it.
GET SDI Portal is the core, with maps, dashboards, the catalogue and files built in. Our applications for each part of a city plug into it, one service at a time.

RoadsPavement surveys and road sign inventories, for the city’s digital twin
Town planningTown plans, building lines and planning acts
Asset managementThe municipality’s property, mapped and managed
Open dataDatasets published for everyone, on open standards
Environmental monitoringWater and green spaces, from sensors and satellites
Air qualityReal-time air quality monitoring from sensor networks
Climate changeClimate adaptation and urban heat
Civil protectionRisks, crises and ground deformationA complete geoportal out of the box, configured for each organisation instead of built from scratch.
WMS, WMTS, WFS and WFS-T, WPS, CSW and KML, for working with existing services.
Flat maps and an interactive 3D globe with terrain relief, in the same viewer.
Maps, dashboards, layers and settings live in one central configuration database.
Most organisations already hold the data they need, scattered across services and files. The portal brings it together and puts it to use.
Services, shapefiles and spreadsheets come together in one viewer and one catalogue.
Maps and charts read the data directly, so they stay up to date without being rebuilt by hand.
Open source on open standards, with no licence fees and no single vendor.
GET sets up the portal with each organisation’s own data, so it starts from real data, not an empty screen.
OGC services and files are added where they are: the portal reads them without moving anything.
Layers are grouped into workspaces, with maps and dashboards built on top.
Maps go to a team or to everyone. Users and roles decide who sees what.
Yes. It reads the services and files an organisation already has, and works alongside its current systems instead of replacing them.
The organisation. Data and maps stay in open formats, free to use elsewhere at any time.
On the organisation’s own infrastructure. GET installs it, configures it and supports it.
Each team works with its own data, and only what is chosen for publication becomes public.
GET SDI Portal speaks the ISO and OGC standards that geospatial data already uses, so it works next to existing services and files.
Live services, connected, queried and published
The common formats, opened and downloaded
European rules, styles, catalogues and filters
A guided presentation of the portal around the organisation’s own data, and a setup made for it.