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Uses the USGS Watershed Boundary Dataset and the 2010 US Census data to create representational voting districts with equivalent population.

GEOrgET provides several tools for organising and editing GoogleEarth KML files productively: *Convert NMEA to KML, import and export GPX *Converts DT2 elevation data to HGT, fills voids *Produce congruent Points from an edited Path *Add a timezone; change the starting time of a Path *Reverse a Path and its Points *Join Paths *Add photo locations to KML files *Make images (e.g. colour-coded, contoured and shaded maps, and profile, slope, speed plots) *Maps contain special features (e.g. waypoints, rivers, lakes, shorelines cities/towns) *Make custom GoogleEarth tours (customisable speed, height, angle, direction, bearings, bearing tactics) *Customise settings (primary and favourite timezones, photo directory, database) Packaged with a complete database of timezones and cities. ...

Symbiota Virtual Flora/Fauna project is an open source software project with central goals of developing online search engines and tools that will aid in the exploration & management of biodiversity data (herbarium specimens, images, checklist, etc)

OSGC is an Open Source implementation of an OpenSearch GeoSpatial Catalogue compliant to OGC 10-32r3 specification, developed by EGI.eu (http://www.egi.eu/) under the ENVRI (http://envri.eu/) project. OSGC provides a catalogue engine built on top of a PostgreSQL+Postgis database, which exposes a cusmizable OpenSearch interface. Most of the application configuration can be set from the Admin web interface, while Data Administrators have a separated Dropbox interface, which ease the...

The project aims to make publishing of wildlife survey data easier using PHP Mapscript. By uploading survey or sightings data the user will be presented with a generalization map based on the Quarter Degree Grid Cell system.

Obs-dm aims to provide a robust and reliable way to collect, analyze, and share observational data. It is being designed for extendability into other areas such as fisheries and habitat science.