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Mapbox GL JS
Interactive, thoroughly customizable maps in the browser
Mapbox GL JS is a JavaScript library that uses WebGL to render interactive maps from vector tiles and Mapbox styles. It is part of the Mapbox GL ecosystem, which includes Mapbox Mobile, a compatible renderer written in C++ with bindings for desktop and mobile platforms. Mapbox GL JS is part of the cross-platform Mapbox GL ecosystem, which also includes compatible native SDKs for applications on Android, iOS, macOS, Qt, and React Native. -
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Andruav
Android companion computers for drones & RC vehicles
Andruav is an interconnected Android-based system that uses mobile phones as companion computers to add advanced capabilities to your drones and RC vehicles. It saves you a lot of gear and wiring by replacing dedicated FPV equipment, telemetry radios, and ground stations with a single Android phone. What you need Just two Android devices running Andruav: One device stays on the vehicle as the companion computer — connected to your flight controller over USB, streaming FPV video from... -
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GPX Viewer
A friendly GPX viewer and editor with official maps, terrain and 3D
I made GPX Viewer to look back at my rides and walks: a good map, coloured climbs, honest numbers. For Mac and Windows. - Opens GPX from bike computers, watches and phones - Official aerial and topographic maps from Luxembourg, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria and Germany, plus OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap and CyclOSM (Apple Maps on Mac). Thunderforest and Esri with your own key - Elevation profile coloured by gradient; speed, heart rate, cadence, power and... -
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Simple OpenGTS Tracker
Show your position live on the web using your phone as a tracker
Very simple and easy to implement GPS / Cell tracker. It uses an app on your phone to relay data to this script. The script then displays an OpenStreetMap via the browser. Consists of just one simple PHP file, no MySQL required. Example: http://sgts.eppenga.com/tracker.php -
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GPS and GSM Tracking (GG-Tracker)
Track your mobile device or cellphone via internet using OpenGTS/GPRMC
GG-Tracker tracks the location of your mobile device. It displays your position on the internet using Google Maps / Earth and uses live updates via ajax technology. GG-Tracker can run standalone or integrated on an existing webpage. The application is built using the template framework Bootstrap which makes it fully responsive (fits on any screen). Also the supporting files for Google Maps, Streetview and Earth are 100% responsive. GG-Tracker can potentially hook up to many different... -
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The project wms2GO is designed to build a local executable WebGIS application out of pre-defined or manual selected WMS (OGC WebMapServices) of free map extract. Thus it is possible to use this application on a mobile device (e.g. a laptop) without any network access. Manuals for Installation and Setup have been added to the SVN. You can find them here: http://wms2go.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/wms2go/wms2go-help-1.0/ At the moment, they are only available in german, but this may...
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This application is made for the passenger of taxi, passenger's family and taxi driver. Though it is not a complete, because my team has responsibility to open our sources, we had decided submit our sources to sourceforge.
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Multi-Map(Google,Yahoo,Microsoft,OpenStreetMap, NOAA/BSB Charts,self-calibrated raster) location-based GPS app for Windows Mobile PDA/Smartphone. Use your mobile phone and the web to collect and share geo-ref content (photos,text).
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MapMyGlobe CMS is a map-based, geolocated, mobile-conscious, fully extensible collaborative open-source CMS.
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Project consist of 2 parts. One of them is a J2ME app. used to get information such as photo, position, speed & course from GPS and transfers it to the web server. Another one is a web app. which allows to manage and display received data using GoogleMap
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This project exists as a central meeting place for those wishing to share in-house developed applications and tools for local government (and related industries) in Australia.
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TZGPS is a basic GPS application for the PalmOS-based handhelds. It is a fairly basic GPS application. Programmers will find this app interesting as a base on which to build more sophisticated PalmOS GPS applications.
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BizGEO
BizGEO is an open source platform developed to provide a simple interf
...BizGEO is integrated with a standard open source map server (GeoServer) to form an integrated GIS data collection suite. BizGEO is made up of three main components; BizGEOServer which is a facility for managing data by organising them in projects; BizGEOApp, a mobile app which is being used by the field users to collect data through set of defined forms, and GeoServer which manages and publishes the data using open standards.
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