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JXML2OWL Project is divided in two sub projects: JXML2OWL API, a library for mapping XML schemas to OWL Ontologies on the JAVA plaform. JXML2OWL Mapper, an easy to use standalone application with a graphical user interface using the JXML2OWL API.
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The project will produce a small standalone Java application which will allow a user to convert ESRI Shapefiles (.shp) to the Google Earth KML format. This will allow ESRI Shapefile points, lines, and polygons to be viewed in Google Earth.
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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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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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Simulated annealing package written in Java using simplex downhill algorithm from Numerical Recipies in C++/FORTRAN/C It is intended for use "behind the scenes" in applications, and it is optimised for ease of integration. Completely standalone,
