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PuntoGPS
Minimalistic wide-open GPS-locator/tracker
PuntoGPS is a simple tracking application to show your position to others, e.g. during urban bike rides :) It's made up of a GPS tracking app and a web based map. The app can be run on any GPS equipped device (smartphone, tablet, etc) by the users that want to show their position and/or track their paths. No user account is required, but users can set a short status message to identify (the default is the device name). The web map shows the current position of the active users,... -
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The DTC (Drone Traffic Control) project for air traffic drones. It also utilizes DGPS for accurate position measurement of the drones.
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Sistema Forestal para las Organizaciones de Silvicultores
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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
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APRS World is comprised of an Automatic Packet Reporting System (APRS) parser and a web interface. The parser connects to an APRS feed and inserts packets into a MySQL database. The web interface provides a convenient means of retrieving this data. This
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