1. Esri Geoportal Server – An Introduction
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2. Esri Geoportal Server Search and view geospatial resources
Enabling discovery and use of geospatial resources in heterogeneous environments
Search and view geospatial resources
Manage, publish, and store metadata
View live map services
Download data
In Business since 2003
Open Source since 2010
Used globally
75% outside US

3. DEMO
Geoportal Server 1.2.6

4. 100s
Local Government

5. 1,000s
State Government

6. 40,000
ArcGIS Open Datasets

7. 200,000
Data.gov

8. We Rule!
Charles X, called "the Beloved", was known for most of his life as the Count of Artois before he reigned as King of France and of Navarre from 16 September 1824 until 2 August 1830.

9. 100,000,000s
NOAA, NASA, GEOSS…

10. Uh Oh…
Louis XVIII, known as "the Desired", was a monarch of the House of Bourbon who ruled as King of France and Navarre from 1814 to 1824 except for a period in 1815 known as the Hundred Days

12. Example: Geospatial Platform…
NASA
GSA
Census
Geoplatform.gov
Data.gov
FCC
DOI
The government of the USA has a long track record of building national spatial data infrastructures that started in the mid-nineties. The current generation of this NSDI is referred to as the Geospatial Platform with a portal at
In addition to the NSDI, there is now a growing trend of generic ‘open data sharing’ where many non-spatial datasets are being made available in usable formats.
DOT
NOAA
DOJ
EPA
DHHS
DHS

13. Group on Earth Observations
Systems of Systems
SAEOS
INPE
PANGAEA
GCMD
ArcGIS Online
GEO
SeaDataNet
An example of a global SDI is the Group on Earth Obervations (GEO), which positions itself as a network of networks. With this they mean the connection that is made between existing global data sharing networks that focus on a specific domain, such as the World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) Weather Information System (WIS). Apart from connecting these networks, GEO provides a single view into all of these networks through a portal (
Such a portal is a common component of an SDI. It provides a so-called ‘one-stop shop’ for data users to discover the data and services provided by the SDI. The role of this portal is essentially to fill a gap between the many individual contributor sites (where one has to visit many websites to find the right resources) and common web search engines (where the specialized geospatial resources are lost between the far larger amount of general web content).
EEA-SDI
EuroGEOSS
WMO WIS
IOOS
GSFC-DAAC
EnviroGRIDS
GBIF

14. Roadmap

15. https://github.com/Esri/geoportal-server
Geoportal Server 1.2.7
Support for CSW 3.0
Created "GeoportalSearch" and "AddToMap" widgets for ArcGIS Web AppBuilder
Enhanced support for DCAT
Geoportal Server is a Good Robot
Enhancements to harvesting
Enhancements to metadata editing

16. Geoportal Server Catalog 2.0
Switch from Lucene to elasticsearch
Support OGC CSW 3.0 and OpenSearch
Switch to Web AppBuilder Map Viewer
Switch from JSF to HTML/JavaScript UI
No Relational Database
New Harvesting Framework

17. Switch from Lucene to elasticsearch
Scalability and Performance
Index AND Metadata Storage
Faceted Search
No Database Needed
Kibana Index Visualizations

18. Support OGC CSW 3.0 and OpenSearch
Scalability and Performance
HTTP GET
HTTP GET
HTTP GET
HTTP PUT
HTTP PUT
HTTP PUT
HTTP DELETE
HTTP GET/POST
HTTP POST/PUT
HTTP POST/PUT
HTTP GET
HTTP GET
HTTP GET

19. Switch to Web AppBuilder Map Viewer
Enable discovery across ArcGIS platform
Federated Search Widget
Add to Map Widget
ArcGIS Layers
Koop Feature Services
OGC Support
WMS
WCS
WFS
KML
Context Documents

20. Geoportal Server Harvester 2.0
Separate Application from Geoportal Server Catalog 2.x
Harvest from/to Many Sources
Web Accessible Folder (WAF)
OGC Catalog Services for the Web (CSW) with Profiles
Harvest to Many Targets
Folder
Geoportal Server 2.x
Extensible
Web Application or Command Line Interface
Build with Maven

21. Geoportal Sever 2