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A Open Source project with the main goal to make a simple way to display 3D objects from a Geodatabase (PostgreSQL/PostGIS) on the Web. This project was created by OpenGEO (www.opengeo.com.br).

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.

Create geographics maps from data in table format. Serve map creation requests using a XML-RPC server. - Requires: mapnik, swftools, MySQL server and MySQLdb python module.

A geolocation code for Ireland and elsewhere. Fully extensible. Encoding coordinates into single base-25 characters.

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.

OpenBR24 is a sample implementation of the Lowrance Navico BR24 network protocol as described in our paper. A (complete) preprint version is available at http://www.cci.dmu.ac.uk/administrator/components/com_jresearch/assets/publications/1326903964.pdf The final publication is available in print (Robotic Sailing, 2011, ISBN 978-3-642-22835-3) and online at http://www.springerlink.com/content/m7n253u08u3h5u67/ For FAQ see Wiki: https://sourceforge.net/p/openbr24/wiki/

An AIS radarview plug for OpenCPN. The plugin shows AIS targets in a Radar style view with the own ship in the center. Various ranges can be selected and both course-up/north-up views are supported

OpenGISCore is a C++ framework providing network spatial database support, user friendly graphical interface and other core GIS facilities for cross-platform GIS development.

.NET Framework GPS communications class library for communicating with GPS devices using NMEA 0183 and/or Garmin protocols. Written in C# with some Win32 interop (not quite mono compatible).

OpenGPSX Lazarus Component for GPS Interface programming. Decode NMEA messages, Display GPS skyplot view, Display GPS signal strength, Display target navigation.

OpenGTS Navigator seeks to help OpenGTS users to create their own look and feel of the telematics software by providing a skeleton which can be used as a way to start their customization.

Version 1.0 - Controles java para supervision de informacion distribuida geograficamente. Utilidades GIS, comunicaciones, bases de datos, graficas, protocolos. Versión 2.0 - Arquitectura J2EE, sobre servidor de aplicaciones JBoss NUEVO: Versión 2.1 - Migrado a JBoss-as-7.1.1-Final

A project to create of open source routing engine for navigation and possibly other graph analysis. Our goal is to build a commercial grade routing engine capable of find routes through 25-30 million node networks in 1 second ball park times.

Open source map editor with .NET frontend and C++ backend

The OpenOGI project is an open source library to integrate heterogeneous and distributed geographic objects (features) based on ontology and OGC WFS specification. This library is an open academic tool.

OpenPMU is a collaborative project developing a software defined Phasor Measurement Unit for Smart Grids and electrical utilities. This project is currently hosted by Queen’s University Belfast.

Navigation and monitoring system primarily intended for marine operation in small boats. OpenPilot aspires to provide the functionality found in a normal marine chart-plotter, for free. OpenPilot will run natively under both Windows and Linux.

OSME allows building virtual worlds in a single web app page form. Try selecting a built-in template to demonstrate sample virtual worlds. (e.g. Form: "Trip Visit Plan - May 2022".) Project the virtual world onto the map. (e.g. Form: Click the button for the instruction to take effect) Test one of the virtual objects marked on the map. (e.g. Map: Select a marked location like "Statue of Liberty") Explore the virtual surrounding in the 360 degrees panorama. (e.g. 3D: Navigate scene in virtual environment) Access the selected item to expand (e.g. Map/3D: Click on the "Statue of Liberty" reference) Build own virtual world by personalised customisation to the settings in the text box. Share it with others. Ideal for: running virtual exhibition event; showcasing items on display like in a museum of collectible art for curation; list favourite places to visit, shop and dine; constructing, playing, sharing virtual worlds one can imagine.

This Java application will for a given area, retrieve and list all the tags used and the totals. From there you have the ability to navigate to the specified node on the map and edit with Potlatch.

This project is an open source implementation of axial space syntax software. Space syntax is an analytic urban theory used by researchers to understand elements of the structural aspects of design and how these effect pedestrians and social interaction.

OpenVBMS is a mature open-source "Google Earth"-like application for use in DIS-based distributed virtual simulation environment. It has seen extensive use in the industry, and recently, open-sourced.

ESRI ArcMap plugin using mathematical optimization for minimum cost / maximum value site selection.

Simple UI to test the effectiveness of a heuristic algorithm against the brute force method for path finding among an arbitrary number of arbitrarily placed points on a grid. This is an educational project, don't expect new and better methods.

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