Field-ready workflows for spatial analysis, mapping, and infrastructure screening.

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OpenGeo.tools is organized to help you move from extraction to decisions without treating every project as a blank slate.

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New and notable

The newest expansion pulled in patterns from the Temane map folio, protected-area and KBA examples, conservation-screening work, and earlier MapLibre and Leaflet experiments from the sibling framework projects. It also now separates static SVG mapping from dynamic browser mapping more explicitly.

Workflow spine

What this site is for

• Building extraction and transformation pipelines that are explainable to teammates, clients, and field teams.
• Supporting environmental and social risk screening where open data is incomplete but still operationally useful.
• Publishing maps and small tools with a static-site friendly stack instead of a heavy app framework.
• Capturing reusable methods so analysis does not disappear into one-off project folders.

Working model

The library is split into four practical layers:

1. Toolkit for specific tools, query patterns, and export moves.
2. Methods for repeatable analytical logic.
3. Pipelines for operational sequences that connect tools into production.
4. Projects and Playbooks for applied context and execution shortcuts.