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The Geospatial Consumption Zone (GCZ) is a project spawned by the OSDU Geomatics Workstream to streamline the management and consumption of geospatial data in OSDU by client applications.

The Schema Service enables schema management in the OSDU and offers an implementation of the schema standard.

[In development]

The Storage Service handles metadata ingestion in OSDU.

Entitlements service is used to enable authorization in OSDU Data Ecosystem. The service allows for the creation and management of groups.

The Search Service supports full-text search on string fields, range queries on date, numeric or string fields, along with geo-spatial search.

The Indexer Service indexes the metadata store to support the Search Service.

The Register Service manages subscriptions, action and DDMS registrations in the OSDU.

The Ingestion Workflow service provides a wrapper functionality around the Apache Airflow functions and is designed to carry out preliminary work with files before running the Airflow Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAGs) that will perform actual ingestion of OSDU data.

The CRS Conversion Service provides spatial reference conversions for coordinates. Coordinates are represented by an array of 3D points.

Legal service is to help ensure data compliance with legal data governance when dealing with data in the Data Ecosystem by managing legal tags

OBM (Object to Blob) Mapper

This project provides Java client libraries for using OSDU core services.

OQM (Object to Queue) Mapper

OSM (Object to KV-Store) Mapper

[In Development] Schema (and Reference Value) Upgrade Service

The Dataset Service provides internal and external APIs to allow fetching storage/retrieval instructions for various types of datasets.

The External Data Sources Data Management Service (EDS DMS) integrates with the Dataset Service to accept and proxy requests for obtaining retrieval instructions for externally resing datasets and proxy. The service is implemented in Java and provides an open API.

The File Service provides internal and external APIs to request for file location data, such as a signed URL per file upload. Using the signed URL, OSDU users will be able to upload their files for ingestion into the system.