Search Results for "java land survey"

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.

Experimental application for assisting in the management of land searches for missing persons. Incorporates OpenJump for GIS rendering of segments, establishing intitial POA values for segments through consensus or mixed consensus and statistical distances, POS and POA recalculation based on PODs from applied resources, and task assignments suggested by missing person behavior profiles.

Fielddata Mgr Overview This is a Python program, which means that one must install the open source freely available Python interpreter and a few required also open source, freely available modules that support the functionality of the program. The program "Fielddata Mgr", is customized for the Rick survey department, in such that it supports up to 9 chiefs, each having their own folder in one location, 2 supervisers, each with a PC on the network, and access to a main...

BioSARN (Biological Species Approximate Realized Niche) refines environmental niche model output using topographic, soil and land class filtering, enhanced temporal corridor definition, niche area quantification and output to a high spatial resolution land class model. This is a Java™ Desktop MicroSoft Windows Application with a simple GUI. Preferably BioSARN should be used with 64-bit Java and a substantial RAM as the application reads input files into memory to minimize compute times.

A mapping application written in Java that displays Ordnance Survey maps downloaded from OS's getamap website or maps from the OpenStreetMap project. It is possible to add new map sources or extra functionality through plugins.

OSGB Web Map Tools is a set of software code and installation instructions that will enable web developers to produce dynamic mapping web sites using Ordnance Survey map data on the internet.

Management and archiving of archaeological survey projects with some GIS-components.

A simple geographic information system (GIS) targeted at the recreational GPS users. It reads digital topographic maps (DRG files; GeoTiff files) that are freely available from the U. S. Geological Survey.