Skip to content
Jeff Heard edited this page Jul 12, 2013 · 2 revisions

Geoanalytics has install scripts that can help you get started in Ubuntu Linux. It can get dependencies installed for you and cobble together an environment out of whole cloth. If you don't want to do that, you will need at a minimum:

  • Python 2.7.x (< 3.0)
  • pip, distribute, and virtualenv
  • PostGIS 1.5 or greater
  • GDAL, OGR, and GEOS
  • NodeJS (for CartoCSS compilation)
  • The latest master releases of Mapnik and Carto.
  • gfortran (for analytics support)
  • Redis

Other dependencies will crop up as you enable more advanced features through the use of the different data source drivers. Obviously, if you're going to connect a GRASS environment, you will need GRASS, and so on.

There is as yet no install guide for the bloody-minded. If you're using RHEL or a variant, contact the author via github and there are some install scripts that are half-working, but not ready for release yet. If you succeed in installing Geoanalytics on a new platform, contact the author on GitHub and help expand this page. Thanks!

Clone this wiki locally