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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.
The R-tree Library aims to implement a generic, portable, easy-to-use collection of R-tree variants. Tested to work under Linux and Windows, using GNU, Intel and VC++ compilers, and also implementing many variants already, we are well underway.
Geoclipse is a collection of Eclipse plugins, that allow you to add mapping capabilities to your Eclipse Rich Client applications. Current development happens on github! http://michaelkanis.github.com/geoclipse
A collection of small utility programs to process geographic information and GPS data. Each program is written in Java and simple enough to be easy to understand. E.g. GTOPO30 to JPG, GLCC20 to JPG, GPX reader.
OziUtils is a collection of small utilities for OziExplorer (http://oziexplorer.com). Currently, there's one which provides "Index map" feature work-alike for OziCE.
OSIOSS (Open Source Integrated Observing System Software) is a collection of code which can be used for geospatial observing systems merging data collection, management and products solutions with ocean observing systems (OOS) as an initial focus.