Features API
Read and filter geospatial features by attribute, geometry, and CQL2 expressions. Part 1 (Core) plus Part 3 (Filtering).
- • Core
- • GeoJSON
- • OpenAPI 3.0
- • CQL2 Text
- • CQL2 JSON
- • Basic CQL2
- • Features Filter
Search & Discover
Search across your entire GeoLens catalog by name, description, or semantic meaning. Filter by geometry type - vector, raster, or table - and preview datasets on a map before you export.
Create & Share Maps
Combine vector and raster datasets from your catalog with point-and-click layer controls. Pick basemaps, reorder layers, adjust styling, and publish a shareable map URL without writing SQL or leaving the browser.
Ingest Any Format
Drop a GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, CSV, or OGC service URL and GeoLens handles validation, CRS inspection, column sampling, and catalog indexing automatically. Metadata fills in from the file; you just click publish.
Raster & VRT Mosaics
Ingest COGs and large GeoTIFFs, build virtual raster mosaics (VRT) from multi-source grids, and serve raster tiles via Titiler with automatic styling and colormaps.
AI-Assisted Exploration
Configure any OpenAI or Anthropic key and chat directly with your GeoLens catalog. Ask which datasets cover a region, request a filtered layer, or explore spatial relationships with natural language.
Role-Based Access Control
Assign roles, approve or reject users, and scope dataset visibility by group. GeoLens ships with admin, editor, and viewer roles plus JWT-based sessions and OAuth (Google, Microsoft, OIDC).
Standards & Compliance
GeoLens is standards-first: OGC API Features and Records with CQL2, plus STAC and DCAT 3 metadata — so every dataset is reachable by any spec-compliant client and your catalog travels in open formats. The Features and Records APIs return the conformance classes below at /conformance.
Read and filter geospatial features by attribute, geometry, and CQL2 expressions. Part 1 (Core) plus Part 3 (Filtering).
Discover datasets and records via OGC-standard catalog queries - browse collections, filter by metadata, and retrieve individual records as JSON.