Geospatial Data Proxy
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Turn archives into catalogs and APIs

Stored geospatial data becomes more valuable when downstream systems can discover it, query it, and integrate with it through interfaces they already understand.

The buyer problem

Raw files are not enough

  • Directory access is not the same thing as a usable data product.
  • Integrators want predictable endpoints, not ad hoc file paths and manual instructions.
  • Organizations need interoperability for internal teams, partners, and existing client ecosystems.

Commercial promise

One archive, many consumers

The Geospatial Data Proxy helps teams expose the same underlying content through catalog, feature, and tile-oriented paths so multiple audiences can consume it without building custom adapters every time.

Interoperability surfaces

Use these routes to tell the standards and integration story.

Catalog

/stac/*

Expose collections, items, and search workflows for teams that need discoverable data products rather than only file access.

Standards-oriented features

/api/ogc/*

Publish feature access through an OGC-oriented surface that aligns with interoperability and procurement conversations.

Familiar enterprise path

/arcgis/rest/services*

Support Esri-style access patterns for teams and applications already comfortable with that ecosystem.

Map delivery bridge

/api/tiles/*

Add vector-tile-friendly output paths that connect feature publishing to fast browser consumption.

Where it resonates

Use this message for

  • Teams building partner and customer-facing geospatial products
  • Organizations that need a stronger discovery and search story
  • Technical evaluators who want standards-friendly access without changing storage

Talk track

The Geospatial Data Proxy helps you turn archived geospatial content into usable, discoverable products. The same platform can expose STAC, OGC-style, Esri-style, and vector-tile-friendly access on top of the storage environment you already operate.

Suggested demo sequence

Show one dataset through more than one interface.

  1. Start with a collection or item exposed through /stac/*.
  2. Show the same data available for feature-style querying through /api/ogc/* or /arcgis/rest/services*.
  3. Finish with a browser or map-client consumption path using tiles or styles.