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Koop

Koop is an Open Geospatial ETL Engine that allow anyone to transform, query, and download geospatial data on the web.

Table of contents

Introduction

Koop is a highly-extensible Javascript toolkit for connecting incompatible spatial APIs. Out of the box it exposes a Node.js server that can translate GeoJSON into the Geoservices specification supported by the ArcGIS family of products (GeoJSON, CSV, KML, Shapefile and Feature Service). Koop can be extended to translate data from any source to any API specification. Don't let API incompatiblity get in your way, start using one of Koop's data providers or write your own.

Koop Diagram

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Training

Documentation

Videos

We have created a Koop Youtube playlist that we think it might be worth to you to save (how to save a Youtube Playlist).

On video.esri.com and Esri Events you will find many technical talks.

Event Title PPT Length
None: Esri Hub Tech Inside Koop CLI n.a. 36min 32secs
DevSummit 2019 How to Connect any API to ArcGIS with Koop 45min 8secs
DevSummit 2018 Integrating ArcGIS with 3rd Party Services n.a. 1h 1min 39secs
DevSummit 2017 Koop: Using 3rd Party Services Within the ArcGIS Platform PDF 59min 20secs
DevSummit 2017 Ops Fu: Deploying Koop with Docker and Kubernetes PDF 30min 50secs

You might also find interesting videos at Esri Industries, ArcGIS, EsriTV, Esri R&D Center etc

Slides

More slides in proceedings.esri.com or check on GeoNet.

Get the tool

Koop is an Open Source tool and you can install Koop using npm or using Docker.

Coding

Code

Github:

More at ArcGIS Search

Tools

Awesome projects and cool demos

Support and Community

If you need some help with Koop please use the Github issues as the community forum for your questions on the given repository.

There are some questions also on StackExchange

If needed, remember you can always check the Technical Support Website for developer products and the Technical Support Blog at GeoNet to find additional resources.

People you should know

Please find the ArcGIS Experts on this topic using this tool:

ArcGIS Experts Tool Screenshot

They don't work on the support team and some may even not work at Esri, but they are opening some projects and sharing insights related to this technology so we recommend you to follow them.

News

More news:

Additional resources

Probably not all the resources are in this list, please use the ArcGIS Search tool looking for: "koop".

You should also check Daniel Fenton ArcGIS Online Account in order to find some samples.

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