A

Achtsnit, S.

• Towards Standardization of the Earth Observation Data Product Supply Chain – Are OCI Artifacts the Key to Ubiquitous and Scalable EO Data Handling?, pages 3–10

Akintola, M.

• An Open-Source Deep Learning Framework for Scalable Urban Heat Island Detection Using Geospatial Data, pages 11–16

Albert, J.

• Creating a Dataset of Spatial Parameters of Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic Systems Utilising Orthophotos and the Segment Anything Model, pages 17–24

Aliaj, B.

• Urban Change Detection in Tirana, Albania (2000–2025) Using Remote Sensing and Open Geospatial Data, pages 143–148

Amović, M.

• Implementation of a 2D/3D WebGIS for Electricity Network Management System, pages 25–31

Arnaut, V.

• Implementation of a 2D/3D WebGIS for Electricity Network Management System, pages 25–31

Atiz, O. F.

• Assessing long-term hydrological dynamics and water quality using Google Earth Engine: A case study of Ilgın Lake (1985–2024), pages 33–39

B

Bacilieri, D.

• Analysis of the electric vehicle charging station coverage in an Italian alpine region, pages 41–47

Bardak, G.

• Integration of HD Maps and Point Clouds: An Efficient 3D Reconstruction Framework for Autonomous Driving Applications, pages 49–56

Basarić, M.

• Comparative analysis of Sentinel-1 InSAR ground motion data dissemination strategies: towards an optimal model for Serbia, pages 57–64

Batina, A.

• Utilizing Sentinel-2 Remote Sensing for Water Quality Monitoring in Deran Lake, Bosnia and Herzegovina, pages 65–72

Bianchi, E.

• An open source WebGIS approach to empower glacier research with scalability and reproducibility, pages 73–78

Bjelotomić Oršulić, O.

• Enhancing Water Resources Management with Open-Source Remote Sensing: Flood Mapping and Climate Change Insights on Kupa River case area, pages 79–86
• Tracking Urban Heat Island Dynamics Using Open Source Tools and Free Data, pages 217–224

Bovolenta, R.

• Python plugin for statistical analysis of landslide susceptibility over wide areas, pages 209–216

Brovelli, M. A.

• Extracting Realistic Pedestrian, Cycling, and Driving Street Networks from OpenStreetMap, pages 103–109

Bugarić, M.

• Evaluation of Spatial Interpolation Methods for Wind Speed and Direction: A Case Study in Split-Dalmatia County, pages 193–200

Bukvareva, E.

• Modeling ecosystem services in Armenia using InVEST: a scenario-based approach with NextGISWeb integration for public awareness and engagement, pages 149–155

C

Cannata, M.

• The challenges of reproducibility for research based on geodata web services, pages 87–94
• Assessing built-up surface dynamics in the Ticino River Basin using multi-source LU/LC datasets: A preliminary comparative study within the INTERREG WINCA4TI project, pages 95–101
• OpenTrack: a Sensor for Monitoring the Usage of Territory, pages 239–244

Castelltort, S.

• Comparing 545 Million Years of Sea-Level Change: New Insights from the TopoChronia QGIS Plugin, pages 111–118

Cetl, V.

• Real Time Co-editing of High Vertex Count Geometries Using OpenLayers and CRDTs - a Performance Analysis, pages 171–178

Ciolli, M.

• Preface: Proceedings of the FOSS4G Europe 2025 Academic Track - Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, pages 1–2
• Analysis of the electric vehicle charging station coverage in an Italian alpine region, pages 41–47
• Exploration of beta diversity across altitude gradients in an Alpine region in Trentino using FOSS4G and a historical floristic archive, pages 119–125

Collombin, M.

• The challenges of reproducibility for research based on geodata web services, pages 87–94

D

Draško, B.

• Evaluating Matrix Factorization Techniques for Thematic Mapping of Wilderness Walkability Using Multiple GPX Datasets, pages 233–238

Duque, J. P.

• Extracting Realistic Pedestrian, Cycling, and Driving Street Networks from OpenStreetMap, pages 103–109

Durduran, S.

• Assessing long-term hydrological dynamics and water quality using Google Earth Engine: A case study of Ilgın Lake (1985–2024), pages 33–39

D’Ambrosio, L.

• Assessing built-up surface dynamics in the Ticino River Basin using multi-source LU/LC datasets: A preliminary comparative study within the INTERREG WINCA4TI project, pages 95–101

E

Ertz, O.

• The challenges of reproducibility for research based on geodata web services, pages 87–94

Escriu, J.

• Monitoring the FAIRness of geospatial data: Lessons learnt from the European Union, pages 179–184

F

Federici, B.

• Python plugin for statistical analysis of landslide susceptibility over wide areas, pages 209–216

Ferrando, I.

• Python plugin for statistical analysis of landslide susceptibility over wide areas, pages 209–216

Franziskakis, F.

• Comparing 545 Million Years of Sea-Level Change: New Insights from the TopoChronia QGIS Plugin, pages 111–118

G

Gaspari, F.

• An open source WebGIS approach to empower glacier research with scalability and reproducibility, pages 73–78

Geri, F.

• Exploration of beta diversity across altitude gradients in an Alpine region in Trentino using FOSS4G and a historical floristic archive, pages 119–125

Girgin, S.

• A streamlined GIS interface for Citizen Science activities: QGIS Light, pages 127–134

Giuliani, G.

• The challenges of reproducibility for research based on geodata web services, pages 87–94
• Comparing 545 Million Years of Sea-Level Change: New Insights from the TopoChronia QGIS Plugin, pages 111–118

Gohil, J.

• A streamlined GIS interface for Citizen Science activities: QGIS Light, pages 127–134

Govedarica, M.

• UNS Geo: LiDAR Dataset for point cloud classification in urban areas, pages 135–141

Gärtner, P.

• Creating a Dataset of Spatial Parameters of Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic Systems Utilising Orthophotos and the Segment Anything Model, pages 17–24

H

Haxhiu, L.

• Urban Change Detection in Tirana, Albania (2000–2025) Using Remote Sensing and Open Geospatial Data, pages 143–148

Hlupić, T.

• Preface: Proceedings of the FOSS4G Europe 2025 Academic Track - Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, pages 1–2

I

Ingensand, J.

• The challenges of reproducibility for research based on geodata web services, pages 87–94

Ivanda, A.

• Evaluating Matrix Factorization Techniques for Thematic Mapping of Wilderness Walkability Using Multiple GPX Datasets, pages 233–238

J

Jakovljevic, G.

• UNS Geo: LiDAR Dataset for point cloud classification in urban areas, pages 135–141

K

Kazakov, E.

• Modeling ecosystem services in Armenia using InVEST: a scenario-based approach with NextGISWeb integration for public awareness and engagement, pages 149–155

Kević, K.

• Open Technologies Supporting Linked Open Data Publishing: Croatian Population Census Case Study, pages 157–164

Kević, V.

• Temporal Analysis of Multispectral Satellite Data for the Purpose of Urbanization Monitoring, pages 165–170

Klingner, S.

• Creating a Dataset of Spatial Parameters of Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic Systems Utilising Orthophotos and the Segment Anything Model, pages 17–24

Koprena, D.

• Implementation of a 2D/3D WebGIS for Electricity Network Management System, pages 25–31

Kotsev, A.

• Monitoring the FAIRness of geospatial data: Lessons learnt from the European Union, pages 179–184

Kovilić, M.

• Enhancing Water Resources Management with Open-Source Remote Sensing: Flood Mapping and Climate Change Insights on Kupa River case area, pages 79–86

Krajina, T.

• Tracking Urban Heat Island Dynamics Using Open Source Tools and Free Data, pages 217–224

Kranjčić, N.

• Real Time Co-editing of High Vertex Count Geometries Using OpenLayers and CRDTs - a Performance Analysis, pages 171–178

Krtalić, A.

• Temporal Analysis of Multispectral Satellite Data for the Purpose of Urbanization Monitoring, pages 165–170

Kuveždić Divjak, A.

• Open Technologies Supporting Linked Open Data Publishing: Croatian Population Census Case Study, pages 157–164

M

Markovinović, D.

• Enhancing Water Resources Management with Open-Source Remote Sensing: Flood Mapping and Climate Change Insights on Kupa River case area, pages 79–86
• Tracking Urban Heat Island Dynamics Using Open Source Tools and Free Data, pages 217–224

Matijević, H.

• Real Time Co-editing of High Vertex Count Geometries Using OpenLayers and CRDTs - a Performance Analysis, pages 171–178

Meißl, S.

• Towards Standardization of the Earth Observation Data Product Supply Chain – Are OCI Artifacts the Key to Ubiquitous and Scalable EO Data Handling?, pages 3–10

Migliaccio, F.

• An open source WebGIS approach to empower glacier research with scalability and reproducibility, pages 73–78

Minghini, M.

• Preface: Proceedings of the FOSS4G Europe 2025 Academic Track - Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, pages 1–2
• Monitoring the FAIRness of geospatial data: Lessons learnt from the European Union, pages 179–184

Mydur, I.

• A streamlined GIS interface for Citizen Science activities: QGIS Light, pages 127–134

N

Neziri, G.

• An Open-Source Deep Learning Framework for Scalable Urban Heat Island Detection Using Geospatial Data, pages 11–16
• The Role of Open-Source Data in Disaster Preparedness and Response. A Case Study on Flood Impact in Local Communities, pages 185–191

O

Oyetunde, A.

• The Role of Open-Source Data in Disaster Preparedness and Response. A Case Study on Flood Impact in Local Communities, pages 185–191

P

La Porta, N.

• Exploration of beta diversity across altitude gradients in an Alpine region in Trentino using FOSS4G and a historical floristic archive, pages 119–125

Pajic, V.

• UNS Geo: LiDAR Dataset for point cloud classification in urban areas, pages 135–141

Parać, M.

• Utilizing Sentinel-2 Remote Sensing for Water Quality Monitoring in Deran Lake, Bosnia and Herzegovina, pages 65–72

Patil, B.

• An approach that utilizes blockchain to effectively and securely preserve data privacy for location data from IoT in smart cities, pages 201–208

Pedić, G.

• Utilizing Sentinel-2 Remote Sensing for Water Quality Monitoring in Deran Lake, Bosnia and Herzegovina, pages 65–72

Primerano, C.

• The challenges of reproducibility for research based on geodata web services, pages 87–94

R

Racetin, I.

• Temporal Analysis of Multispectral Satellite Data for the Purpose of Urbanization Monitoring, pages 165–170

Radić, M.

• Evaluation of Spatial Interpolation Methods for Wind Speed and Direction: A Case Study in Split-Dalmatia County, pages 193–200

Rawal, D.

• An approach that utilizes blockchain to effectively and securely preserve data privacy for location data from IoT in smart cities, pages 201–208

Rollandi, A.

• OpenTrack: a Sensor for Monitoring the Usage of Territory, pages 239–244

Ruskoviski, I.

• UNS Geo: LiDAR Dataset for point cloud classification in urban areas, pages 135–141

Rösel, M.

• Towards Standardization of the Earth Observation Data Product Supply Chain – Are OCI Artifacts the Key to Ubiquitous and Scalable EO Data Handling?, pages 3–10

S

Salmona, P.

• Python plugin for statistical analysis of landslide susceptibility over wide areas, pages 209–216

Scholz, M.

• Integration of HD Maps and Point Clouds: An Efficient 3D Reconstruction Framework for Autonomous Driving Applications, pages 49–56

Schumacher, A.

• Honey, I shrunk the GIS: Developing scalable and lightweight geospatial software applications with microservices and containerization, pages 225–231

Schymik, C.

• Creating a Dataset of Spatial Parameters of Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic Systems Utilising Orthophotos and the Segment Anything Model, pages 17–24

Seedorf, J.

• An approach that utilizes blockchain to effectively and securely preserve data privacy for location data from IoT in smart cities, pages 201–208

Siegismund, J.

• Creating a Dataset of Spatial Parameters of Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic Systems Utilising Orthophotos and the Segment Anything Model, pages 17–24

Sodano, M.

• Integration of HD Maps and Point Clouds: An Efficient 3D Reconstruction Framework for Autonomous Driving Applications, pages 49–56

Srnečková, T.

• Challenges and Opportunities in University-Based Humanitarian Mapathons: Enhancing Citizen Science Contributions to Open Spatial Data, pages 245–250

Strigaro, D.

• The challenges of reproducibility for research based on geodata web services, pages 87–94
• Assessing built-up surface dynamics in the Ticino River Basin using multi-source LU/LC datasets: A preliminary comparative study within the INTERREG WINCA4TI project, pages 95–101
• OpenTrack: a Sensor for Monitoring the Usage of Territory, pages 239–244

T

Tattoni, C.

• Exploration of beta diversity across altitude gradients in an Alpine region in Trentino using FOSS4G and a historical floristic archive, pages 119–125

Trojan, J.

• Challenges and Opportunities in University-Based Humanitarian Mapathons: Enhancing Citizen Science Contributions to Open Spatial Data, pages 245–250

V

Vranić, S.

• Real Time Co-editing of High Vertex Count Geometries Using OpenLayers and CRDTs - a Performance Analysis, pages 171–178

Vérard, C.

• Comparing 545 Million Years of Sea-Level Change: New Insights from the TopoChronia QGIS Plugin, pages 111–118

W

Wehner, C.

• Creating a Dataset of Spatial Parameters of Ground-Mounted Photovoltaic Systems Utilising Orthophotos and the Segment Anything Model, pages 17–24

Z

Zatelli, P.

• Analysis of the electric vehicle charging station coverage in an Italian alpine region, pages 41–47
• Exploration of beta diversity across altitude gradients in an Alpine region in Trentino using FOSS4G and a historical floristic archive, pages 119–125

Zottele, F.

• Exploration of beta diversity across altitude gradients in an Alpine region in Trentino using FOSS4G and a historical floristic archive, pages 119–125

Š

Šamanović, S.

• Enhancing Water Resources Management with Open-Source Remote Sensing: Flood Mapping and Climate Change Insights on Kupa River case area, pages 79–86
• Tracking Urban Heat Island Dynamics Using Open Source Tools and Free Data, pages 217–224

Šerić, L.

• Preface: Proceedings of the FOSS4G Europe 2025 Academic Track - Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, pages 1–2
• Evaluation of Spatial Interpolation Methods for Wind Speed and Direction: A Case Study in Split-Dalmatia County, pages 193–200
• Evaluating Matrix Factorization Techniques for Thematic Mapping of Wilderness Walkability Using Multiple GPX Datasets, pages 233–238

Šiljeg, A.

• Utilizing Sentinel-2 Remote Sensing for Water Quality Monitoring in Deran Lake, Bosnia and Herzegovina, pages 65–72