Hi everybody !
As OrbisGIS is written in Java, it may be possible to use it directly
on a cd, independently of the OS. I don't know how you could do this,
though. And this software support shp reading ;-)
I hope that it will help !
Greetings,
Alexis.
Hello Leith,
I did not used this software yet, so I do not know if it is good, but
maybe Geopublisher would match your needs?
- http://en.geopublishing.org/
From the Website:
The Geopublisher 1.4
http://en.geopublishing.org/Geopublisher software allows the creation
and publication of
On 1 July 2010 07:22, Arthur Molina arthurmol...@yahoo.com.br wrote:
Isn't GeoPDF a proprietary and payed format?
It is an open Standard. Both OGC 08-139r1 and ISO 32000. However, I've
never seen it used outside of the Adobe/ESRI scope, so a better
question is what OS software either support
All, I did some related research on this last moth, trying different
packages and ideas about hoe to create GeoPDF(a little easier) and
3DPDFs(harder) while both options for output are indeed open standards,
there are only a select few tools to generate the output, and all the
(good) ones I
Hello,
I used the LiveDVD OSGeo to make a presentation yesterday and works just fine!!!
http://live.osgeo.org/index.html
I know that it´s possible to put on a USB driver too.
http://2007.foss4g.org/presentations/view.php?abstract_id=81
Take a look.
André
2010/7/1 Bob Basques
Leith,
I believe what you are proposing may not be as simple as it sounds.
You might be able to create some type of live CD that they use to demo
Linux distributions, but otherwise your map viewing software needs to be
installed on the target computer.
There are a few good open source
Perhaps use GeoPDF [1] as the destination format on the CD?
Bruce
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoPDF
On 1/07/10 2:53 AM, Landon Blake lbl...@ksninc.com wrote:
Leith,
I believe what you are proposing may not be as simple as it sounds.
You might be able to create some type of live CD
Bruce Bannerman wrote:
Perhaps use GeoPDF [1] as the destination format on the CD?
Hrm, GeoPDF... that's a fun one :)
For Haiti, I took Chris Schmidt's HaitiBrowser [1] and modified it to
run locally [2] by double-clicking the index.html file and loading
local tiles. This was required as
Leith,
I've managed to have GeoMoose run from a USB drive, complete with
MapServer and PHP, nothing get's copied, you run everything from USB,
even Apache. Makes for a nice development environment, since you as a
developer have complete control from front to back for the user
experience.
