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...The program is very easy to install on the computer, fully supports the GEDCOM format, has no restrictions on the number of persons and generations, allows you to generate pedigrees, building several tree species, as well as print and save their images, provides fast navigation, filtering, searching and adding multimedia materials. In addition there is an output of geographic data on Google maps (© Google). The aim of the program is as quick and effective means of conducting personal genealogical database. We invite native speakers to improve the translation of the program on the Crowdin platform: https://crowdin.com/project/gedkeeper Project is published on GitHub, url: https://github.com/Serg-Norseman/GEDKeeper

This program converts data from a GEDCOM 5.5 file exported from Family Tree Maker or another source into a database of ancestors births, deaths, etc and geocodes them using the Google maps API. It then generates a javascript application that plots these events chronologically on Google maps with matching infowindows and a heat map overlay.

A very easy to use application for teaching and information purpose. Maps of countries, states, cities, particular areas can be marked with specified notes. Notes can be seen by just hovering over the place marks.

Xingtu, 星圖, "star map" in Chinese, shows stars with their traditional Chinese names. It can be used in Google Sky to make new discoveries from ancient history. Models based on BSC5 and other star maps are also released.

InterMap is an Internet mapping application that allows the user to combine interactive maps from distributed Internet Map Servers in a browser. InterMap supports OpenGIS WMS and ESRI-ArcIMS and can be fully integrated with the GeoNetwork Metadata portal

Namesmapper is planned as an extensible application that visualizes distribution of surnames in a map. It supports historic maps based on import of Gedcom files as well as modern maps based on phone dictionaries and population census.

Nexist is being developed based on a few hypotheses regarding Topic Maps (XTM) as an interface to a collaborative knowledge repository system. Nexist is a reference implementation for further collaborative development.