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# GeoPard API-overblik
Seneste opdatering: 10. juli 2023
GeoPard er en platform til præcisionslandbrug med alle funktioner tilgængelige via API
GeoPard API’et tilbyder både GraphQL- og REST-endepunkter for problemfri integration. Som både en passiv og aktiv grænseflade gør det det muligt for andre applikationer programmatisk at anmode om oprettelse af analytiske afledte produkter og modtage opdateringer knyttet til kompleks databehandling.
Via GeoPard API’et er alle rå datasæt – herunder høst, maskiner, jordprøver og scannere, satellitbilleder og topografi – samt analytiske afledte produkter som managementzoner, modelkort, anbefalinger og rasterflader let tilgængelige lige ud af boksen.
GeoPard API’et understøtter forskellige visualiseringsmuligheder for geospatiale data og håndterer både Raster (`jpg`, `png`, `geotiff`) og Vektor (`shp`, `geojson`, `isoxml`) formater. For et grundigt overblik over API’et henviser vi til vores [blogindlæg](https://geopard.tech/blog/upkdhsnyk1-precision-agriculture-api/).
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