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The University of Colorado Museum (UCM), Denver Museum of Nature and Science (DMNS), and Denver Botanic Gardens (DBG) are collaborating to convert their separate collections into one distributed biodiversity database using Apache, Tomcat, and ArcIMS.
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Open source project for design and development of architecture and components for equipment control in the professional television industry field.
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The BEAM project has moved away from SourceForge.net to a dedicated web site at http://envisat.esa.int/beam
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JetSteam-3D is 3D GIS technology developed by Alchemedia. that allows the streaming of image,DEM,X3D,and WFS data to an applet. The javascript enabled applet allows the creation of 3D enabled WebGIS applications using typical AJAX techniques.
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Web application to administer maps. The main focus is to organize maps by categories, authors and security level..
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Este proyecto consiste en el desarrollo de un Motor SIG (Sistema de Información Geográfico) independiente del tipo de Cliente (Desktop, Mobil, Web, etc.), los cuales serán desarrollados paulatinamente según se crea conveniente y/o necesario.
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The SensorWeb project aims at developing Open SensorWeb Architecture (OSWA) and implementing standards compliant platform and middleware for integration of sensor networks with emerging distributed computing platforms such as Grids.
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The WFSHarvester is a java library which harvests data from one OGC Web Feature Service (WFS) using the GetFeature request and inserts it into another WFS using the transation operation. It supports different datamodels and transformations between them.
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Types: -Meeting with Clients -CAD dispatch -Worflow -SOA and inter network workflow -Interprocess communication -Batch jobs -Large scale integration -Manufacturing System and Systems -Personal -Employee -Project -Robot / Robots / Robotic
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Web service basis of Google Maps distributing information's about photographic collection which is Regional Water Management Board in Cracow possession.
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Web application e-terminals manipulate, retrieve and analyze data from e-terminals database and provide various reports. It also integrate data from database and GIS. E-terminals is build with Maven, Spring, Hibernate, Tapestry 5 and TestNG.
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BizGEO
BizGEO is an open source platform developed to provide a simple interf
BizGEO is an open source platform developed to provide a simple interface for geographical data collection and data storage. 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... -
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A portable application for JavaME/MIDP-enabled devices (including most mobile phones) that enables you to browse an XML database of geocache information—in particular, the Pocket Query data generated by the geocaching.com web site—wherever you go.
