Ian Skinner wrote:
Anybody out there work with serving GIS data on a website.
Best candidate I have found to date to export GIS data into raster tiles
or KMZ|KML data for use with Google Maps and|or Google Earth.
http://www.globalmapper.com/
Anybody out there work with serving GIS data on a website.
We have our own, custom GIS data and we would like to serve it on our
website. I have looked an using the Google Map API and it can serve up
custom data, if you can get it 'tiled'. But I am finding that it can be
very challenging to
We have plans to do such a thing. We are looking at Manifold. It comes
with a IMS built in, and it is very inexpensive (relative to 'other'
solutions).
http://www.manifold.net/
Rob
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 3:33 PM, Ian Skinner h...@ilsweb.com wrote:
Anybody out there work with serving GIS
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 9:33 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
We have our own, custom GIS data and we would like to serve it on our
website. I have looked an using the Google Map API and it can serve up
custom data, if you can get it 'tiled'. But I am finding that it can be
very challenging to get
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
In what format do you have your GIS data? What do you want to do with
it, just make it into pictures or overlay it on somebody elses
(Google, Yahoo etc.) dataset?
Jochem
I am not sure what format exactly our GIS is in. I know our
cartographer uses some level of
Rob Parkhill wrote:
We have plans to do such a thing. We are looking at Manifold. It comes
with a IMS built in, and it is very inexpensive (relative to 'other'
solutions).
http://www.manifold.net/
Rob
Thanks for the link, I'm reading now and the first thing I do see is a
price tag much
Ian
Manifold comes with a 'web server' or at least a version of the program that
will serve up maps from a specified directory. You have to put Manifold
onto a computer and then set it up with your map data. As I read it, it
seems relatively straight forward (although I am sure that there are
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 9:55 PM, Ian Skinner wrote:
I am not sure what format exactly our GIS is in. I know our
cartographer uses some level of ESRI's desktop GIS tools. I am trying
to get more specifics from him.
At the least we would like to have something like a Google Map (but we
are
Ian,
You might look into MapGuide Open Source http://mapguide.osgeo.org
Carl
Anybody out there work with serving GIS data on a website.
We have our own, custom GIS data and we would like to serve it on our
website. I have looked an using the Google Map API and it can serve up
custom
Jochem van Dieten wrote:
Have you checked MapServer: http://mapserver.org/
yes, mapserver would be my first choice for a free host your own web-based
spatial data server. it has many options that allows you to be pretty flexible
in how you build out your front-ends (simple, WMS, tiled, etc.).
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