Welcome to the Oskari Community!

Oskari is an open source platform for displaying and analyzing geospatial data.

  • Oskari supports INSPIRE directive and can serve as platform for geoportals
  • Offer embedded maps to your customers
  • Combine statistics with interactive maps

These pages help our growing community to gain more from the development! Feel free to share your ideas, wishes and upcoming projects on Oskari with us.

Recent news

  • 1.54 release
    December 20, 2019
    We released Oskari 1.54.1 a week ago with some bugfixes on 1.54 and we heavily recommend the update for everyone using 1.53 or later. It fixes a couple of issues from 1.54 and a security issue that tracks back to 1.53. We had our last scheduled PSC [...]
  • 3D to Oskari core
    December 20, 2019
    3D Tiles, here they come New Oskari version (1.54) has the ability to handle 3D datasets. It supports 3D Tiles which is a OGC Community Standard. Documentation for Oskari 3D can be found here: www.oskari.org/documentation/features/3D Check out 3D [...]
  • Oskari and OSGeo Finland on tour
    October 25, 2019
    Oskari & OSGeo were on tour It was a brilliant open source tour through the whole of Finland in October! This was the fist time we arranged a tour with OSGeo Finland association and Oskari Community and met open source people of cities of Turku, [...]
  • Suomi.fi -maps has 204 registered organisations
    September 26, 2019
    Suomi.fi-maps is a unique and FREE possibility for public sector organisations Suomi.fi-maps is part of the Finnish e-services for public sector organisations. Through Suomi.fi-maps municipalities and other organisations from the public sector can [...]
  • 3D and Oskari
    September 19, 2019
    3D project is moving one dimension at a time 3D possibilities for Oskari are currently being developed in the National Land Survey of Finland. The need to show e.g. building data in 3D has been a growing trend but now also the national topographic [...]

Join our community!

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Want to contribute?

The source code for Oskari is open source and we welcome all developers to test it and create new features. Read more on how to contribute Oskari development.

Oskari Use Cases

Explore the most recent cases on utilizing Oskari-platform. Most of them are provided by organisations involved in the Joint Development Forum. More examples can be found from the developer site: Oskari.org.