Open geospatial serving, made visible
One engine.
Seven visible paths.
Tellurion routes vector features, cloud-optimized rasters, multidimensional arrays and streamed 3D content, then exposes CQL2 filtering, STAC catalog views and server-rendered maps. This gallery adds human context to active machine endpoints and keeps unreleased paths at explicit evidence boundaries.
Documentation
Start with the field guide.
See what is publicly available now, choose a safe first run, and review the release, licensing and deployment boundaries.
Open Tellurion documentation →Capability gallery
Choose the data, then inspect the protocol.
Each entry begins with a visual experience and keeps its raw resource one deliberate step deeper, so what you see remains easy to inspect.
Roads as queryable features and tiles.
A 5,603-feature OpenStreetMap sample served from GeoPackage through OGC API Features and Mapbox Vector Tiles.
Open the vector viewer → 02 / COG RASTERLand cover, read by range and rendered.
An attributed ESA WorldCover sample authored as a Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF and rendered into PNG tiles.
Open the raster viewer → 03 / ZARRTwo slices of one multidimensional field.
Deterministic Zarr v2 arrays with `[time, y, x]` shape, fixed leading indexes and a transparent limitation boundary.
Compare the Zarr slices → 04 / 3D TILESFootprints become streamable 3D.
Synthetic polygons move through vector tiling and extrusion into GLB content inside a 3D Tiles 1.1 tileset.
Orbit the 3D scene → 05 / CQL2Filter live features with a real expression.
A bounded query workbench sends CQL2 text to the GeoPackage driver and maps the returned GeoJSON.
Run a CQL2 query → 06 / STAC + TILESItaly land cover, from a verified 17-source release.
Explore a live national mosaic, then inspect the released source records and endpoint representations.
Open the Italy explorer → 07 / MAPS + STYLESRender one bounded map on the server.
A CRS84 window becomes an 800 × 500 PNG, with a switch between the collection default and a named MapLibre style.
Request the rendered map →Evidence discipline
Show what works. State what it proves.
Raster, Zarr and 3D use historical checksum-verified Tellurion 0.3.0 artifacts; vector and Italy harvest build the same pinned public v0.5.0-rc.1 source snapshot.
3D Tiles 1.1 is identified as an approved OGC Community Standard; draft-inspired API routes are not labelled conformant.
Demo code, Tellurion software, OpenStreetMap data and ESA WorldCover each retain their own terms and attribution.
Built by
Carlo Cancellieri
Geospatial platform engineer, open-standards implementer and former GeoServer core developer. I build interoperable systems spanning OGC APIs, STAC, vector and raster processing, multidimensional data, 3D delivery and high-performance Rust services.
This gallery connects current Tellurion work with years of open-source geospatial development, including GeoServer core contributions.