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Gramin Fleet Management protocol API. This is an effort from JBay Solutions, and is now being tested in a production environment . Source code is already available. Documentation and examples will be provided soon enough.

JMapDesk is a Java-Swing application to the UMN MapServer on the base of the shp2img tools (FWTools) similar to Sourcepole's Mapdesk. The UMN MapServer is a well known online map server software. MapServer is being configured through a so called Mapfile

JOSAST ( Java Open Source Amateur Satellite Toolkit) is a set of java source code used for amateur satellite, hamradio and also astronomia activities ... Reusable package and complete software should be available.

A web-application version of Geotools, providing geotools capabilities in client-side (browser)

This project aims to produce a fast and reliable Java library for converting JTS (Java Topology Suite) Geometry Objects into OGC GML-conformant DOM Elements

The JUMP DB Query Plugin is an extension for the OpenJUMP GIS platform that allows OpenJUMP users to give arbitrary database queries to retrieve and display geographic feature sets. Spatial databases currently supported are PostGIS, Oracle Spatial, MySQL, and SpatiaLite.

Java and ColdFusion libraries to lookup country code and language from IP address. It uses a local copy of the WHOIS database to perform fast, accurate lookups of country codes. Useful for log analysis, internationalization, geolocation, etc..

Web application to administer maps. The main focus is to organize maps by categories, authors and security level..

A partial Java port of the PROJ.4 map projection library. Most projections are implemented, but datum conversion is still lacking. Original port by Jerry Huxtable www.jhlabs.com, now maintained by Bernhard Jenny. This project moved to https://github.com/OSUCartography/JMapProjLib

Java Marine API is an NMEA 0183 library for Java. For furher info and latest source code, see project's Github pages. https://github.com/ktuukkan/marine-api/

This reimplementation is a pure java reimplementation of proj.4 ( https://sourceforge.net/projects/freshmeat_proj.4/ ) instead of a jni wrapper around the native proj.4 libraries

3d visualization of USGS Digital Elevation Models (DEM). Support for stereo visualization. Written in Java and Java3D

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.

JourneySat is library to georeference a travel diary using Google Maps. It is written in Javascript and it can be included in any web site.

Kea is a web-based application build with C#. It's purpose is to help in the management of small-medium Vineyard & Winery in their everyday tasks: will help with law requests for winemaking. Will also be accessible by Pocket PC and will be GIS enabled

KGIS it is a GIS aplication for KDE. (Geografic Information System) With a GIS aplication, it is possible to manipulate maps. The objective of KGIS is be the base for the development of GIS applications in KDE.

A very basic, very simple Java based GPS tool. Reads NMEA from GPS device over serial port - and does a few usefull things with it. The goal is to have something that can run and be useful on a desktop, laptop and handheld device.

KMLMapServer turns any UMN MapServer installation in a flexible KML vector and raster data server. Dynamically serve your MapServer data straight into Google Earth.

kmlshare is a google maps api based website software. Users can upload kml files to the site, which is parsed and placemarks are stored in database, making the content browsable and searchable. View demo at http://www.vansham.com/janaagraha/

Kaboum is an advanced java 1.1 applet that offers a user friendly interface to the mapserver cgi program (http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu). The displayed maps are made from a combination of mapserver output (gif or jpg image) with editable vectors layers.

L7 is a WebGL-based open source large-scale geospatial data visual analysis development framework launched by Ant Financial's AntV data visualization team. The L in L7 stands for Location, and the 7 stands for the seven continents of the world, implying the ability to provide visual analysis for global location data. L7 focuses on the visual expression of data, and realizes clear and effective expression from data to information through the setting of visual variables such as color, size, texture, direction, and volume. L7 can meet common map charts, visual analysis of BI systems, and application system development needs such as spatial information management and analysis in the fields of GIS, transportation, electricity, land, agriculture, and cities. Supports many base map, many rendering engines, and layer free customization, extension, combination. Supports multiple base maps, rendering engines, layers can be customized, expanded, and combined freely.

LAMA is OpenSource Navigation System written in Java based on the maps of the OpenStreetMap project.

LAnd Survey Tools "LAST" was created to preserve and expand on the work invested in an old, privately used, DOS based land survey construction and data collection application by porting much of the C++ coded logic and design concept over to Python.

GPS tracking software for PocketPC which uses bitmap images and rotates the image as you move. Load multiply images as needed based on the present position. Can load tracks and POI-s from mps files.

LGML is a GML parser under the LGPL license. The aim is to parse a GML document or fragment in order to get a WKT output. 2D and 3D inputs are both handled, but it is not permitted to have mixed geometries. The caller can choose if the input coordinates are parsed as X, Y, Z (if present) order, or Y, X, Z (if present) order. The willing of the project is to be a starting point useful for developers that need to parse GML objects in order to use them, for example, in the context of OGC catalogue projects. The library is compiled using Java 1.5 or 1.6. For now, supported inputs are: LineString, MultiLineString, MultiPoint, MultiPolygon, Point, Polygon, MultiSurface (in an experimental way: the only child object handled is Polygon). At the following URL: http://95.110.227.201:8080/lgml is exposed a minimal web interface in order to test it.