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A java OpenGis WMS map client application. Support Web Map Context.Have a look at the 'Home Page' link.
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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.
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GPSMobile is a java library providing access to GPS devices from mobile devices like PDAs or mobile phones. It uses J2ME Personal Profile (JSR 062) specification. The core of the library uses GPSTool package from Dinopolis. A demo application is provided.
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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.
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This is a Open Source Geographic Information System extreamly open for further developpement due to a plug-ins mecanisme. It uses OpenGL for optimizing graphics and can connect to a native server or handle other map software formats
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GisBeans is an OpenSource (GPL) development environment for building spatially enabled Internet applications. The software builds upon Mapserver, JAI, IText, MSV and others. Gisbeans runs both as standalone, as Enterprise Java Bean, and as Applet.
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Append hundreds of different XML files into one large data document, validate, and attach a stylesheet. Stitcher is a porwerful summary reporting tool. Allows for complex file storage locations of xml data. UBL, HR-ML, LandXML ... visit stitcher.org.
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WKB4J is a Java library designed to read the Well-Known Binary format from a database and transform this data into corresponding Java objects. It supports several different GIS toolkits (JTS, PostGIS, OpenMap...).
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wlandscape is a tool for collecting access point data of public wireless networks ( wlan ) in order to share it with anyone. It also supports gps and visualisation with the help of topographical maps. Visit our homepage for further informations.
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What is TIMS? Converts streets and highways into logical point system and retrieves traffic information from this points. Application Features Data Mining Real time analysis
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Colombian metadata toolbox (comet-box) is a set of tools to handle metadata according to the colombian standards.
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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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To create, as a community, an open-source, GPL-licensed positioning system designed with a service-oriented architecture (SOA) that will run on all major platforms to provide low-cost positioning of any Wi-Fi enabled devices.
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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.
