dashi¶
The essential base for spatial data¶
A cloud-native spatial data lake — layered, infused, re-usable. Ingests any OGR/GDAL-readable geodata (vector, raster, point cloud), standardises onto a common zone model (Landing → Processed → Curated → Enrichment → Serving), catalogs everything via STAC, and serves it through SQL, COG raster tiles, and OGC API – Tiles vector tiles.
Visible brand: dashi — the Japanese broth that forms the base of every layered dish.
Status
Maintainers: Marco Sciaini + Johannes Schlund · License: Apache 2.0 · Substrate: local k3s + GitHub Actions + Pages
Use cases: Earth observation, environmental analysis, urban planning, logistics, research — anywhere durable spatial storage with reproducible pipelines is needed.
Reading paths¶
- Executive summary — what and why in one page
- Context & motivation — the problem this solves
- Logical architecture — the zone model diagram
- Phase-0 roadmap — concrete next steps
- Technology decisions — ADR overview
- ADR catalogue — one file per decision
- Open questions & risks — what's unresolved
- Requirements — F-NN, NF-NN, workload catalog
- Stakeholders & roles — responsibilities
- Zone governance — approvals required
- Requirements — quality + metadata expectations
- PoC overview
- k3s setup — step-by-step local cluster
- Phase-0 roadmap — the work tracks
Status dashboard¶
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Decided ADRs (7)
ADR-001 Objektspeicher · ADR-002 GeoParquet · ADR-003 COG · ADR-004 COPC · ADR-008 H3 · ADR-010 Prefect · ADR-011 k3s
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In discussion (4)
ADR-005 Iceberg vs Delta · ADR-006 technischer Katalog · ADR-007 Verarbeitungs-Engine · ADR-009 Serving-Komponenten
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Open backlog
See FEATURE-IDEAS — CI tooling, LLM metadata extraction, TiPG, MapLibre viewer, OIDC, and more.
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License
Apache 2.0 — open source, contributions welcome.
References¶
- ID reference — jump to any
F-NN,NF-NN,W-NN,ADR-NNN,R-NN - Glossary — acronyms and domain terms
- GitHub repo
dashi is under active development. Specification chapters are in German (matches the original spec); navigation, code, and contributor docs are in English.