Open Source Java Mapping Software - Page 10

Java navigation framework for route planning and tracking with GPS, based on eclipse RCP and hibernate3.

NAVolution is a Java based GIS framework with an open architecture. The framework allows to work with various map data formats, coordinate systems, etc. It also comes with MapViewer standalone application built on top of the framework.

National University Community Research Institute's NU KEEPERRHHATT Algorithmic Framework is a series of meta-algorithms based upon the Longest Hamiltonian Path Problem for finding high level explanations to social, economic and political behaviour.

Narvik is a tool for conducting numerical and visual analysis in cartography.

Platform providing the support for Wireless Sensor Networks in the domain of Natural Hazards as a Service. The objective of the WSN platform is monitoring the behaviour of rockfall barriers, rockfall netting, rock sheds and other protection systems

An integrated set of functions that automate many navigational and tidal calculations which can be time consuming and error prone if performed manually. It can be linked to a GPS to automatically receive position fixes and other information.

An attempt to design minimum cost broadband networks with the use of a modified version of the Particle Swarm Optimization method. A GIS subsystem is used for the visualization of data and results.

Nomin is a mapping engine for the Java platform. It provides abilities to transform object trees using declarative mapping rules. Main features are no XML configuration, intuitively looking mapping, using arbitrary expressions/method invocations.

The OBO-Annotator is a semantic NLP tool that is designed to give its end-users a great deal of flexibility to combine any number of OBO ontologies from the OBO foundry regardless of their format and use them to annotate text-bases.

The goal of this project is to provide WSDL/SOAP wrapping services for OGC WMS, WFS and WCS in order to orchestrate them with a SOAP orchestration engine. It contains Parsers,WSDL generators, and Apache Axis2 example services. Current version is 0.9e

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.

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.

With OSM Parser it is possible to process OpenStreetMap geodata for various purposes. For example, it can be used to extract streets or other OSM elements for user defined regions to generate a street directory.

The goal of the OSM2PostGIS project is to develop an OpenStreetMap data processor that can import any amount of .osm XML data into a PostGIS database, and produce evaluated navigation network topologies to support routing.

A very simple command line tool to convert OSM files to Shapefiles. Written in Java. Think of it as a self-study project.

This Programm gets the Data from Openstreetmap and converts it to an Layerd SVG File for Inkscape. All conversion is don via a stylesheet. Here is defined what schould be shown and how it is displayed. You can get various styled Maps from the same Data with different sytelsheets. The Stylesheets are Javascript files and easy cusomizeable. (You should have a bit knowledge of OSM tags then it will be easyer to understand)

ODSSA - is a system for storing, searching and viewing spatially and temporally indexed photos, videos, GIS tracks, ESRI shape, and other files. It consists of an import tool, open API Server, browser based Client for search and viewing files.

OpenGGD aims to be a solution that centralizes the GPS information of a vehicle fleet, acting as an interface among different GPS devices or their control programs and different GIS programs

Plus Codes are like street addresses for people or places that don’t have one. Instead of addresses with street names and numbers, Plus Codes are based on latitude and longitude and displayed as numbers and letters. With a Plus Code, people can receive deliveries, access emergency and social services, or just help other people find them. Plus Codes technology is open source and free to create and use. They are much shorter than traditional global coordinates, so they’re easy to share. Plus Codes work whether you’re online or offline, you don’t need an internet connection. Plus Codes are based on a set of 20 alphanumeric characters. They do not include easily confused characters, are not case-sensitive, and exclude vowels. Plus Codes represent an area. The resolution of the area can be changed by adding or removing characters after the “+” sign. Simple, free to use, open-source digital addressing, for the entire world.

This project provides and open source implementation of HELD and related specifications. A HELD client and Location Information Server are included.

A universal navigation system for most kind of mobile phones, smartphones, portables and laptops for different kind of navigation: car/bicycle/pedestrian navigation, geocaching and maybe more.

This project is a reference, open source implementation of the coordinate conversion algorithms for the Polish geobotanical grid called ATPOL.