Search Results for "globe"

WorldWind Java is an open-source virtual globe SDK developed by NASA that allows developers to embed a 3D Earth visualization into Java applications. It renders detailed global terrain and satellite imagery, and supports real-time geographic data overlays, making it ideal for applications in geospatial analysis, education, simulation, and scientific visualization. With its flexible API and plugin system, WorldWind Java is a powerful platform for building interactive geospatial applications that need accurate globe rendering and data integration.

XNavigator is the online viewer for the OpenStreetMap Globe at http://osm-3d.org and much more. It is an interactive 3D viewer and integrated client for exploring virtual city and landscape models. A wide range of interaction and navigation possibilities makes it easy to visualize and analyze very detailed virtual urban environments. XNavigator is the first application that supports the Web3DService (W3DS) service interface.

Earth3D is a program to display the earth as a 3D globe (including heightfields) in real-time. One can zoom until cities become visible. It uses huge datasets that are loaded on demand over the internet. It is possible to embed dynamic data into the view

JetClass, Java net-class application, allows virtual lectures to be held by teachers and students located in front of their computers, somewhere around the globe. It's written in Pure Java, relying on CORBA for network communications.

A 3D rotating grahical globe, which can have a variety of information overlayed over it, such as real-time traceroute results, or loads at different servers.

The Geosphere project provides a versatile interactive globe Java 1.1 applet which can be embedded in web pages. You can use the globe to display points that are linked to URLs and/or use it to input coordinates via a javascript interface.