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Thematicmapping.org

Thematicmapping.org

Les Webservices Retour section Webmapping Définition d'un Webservice, d'un serveur WMS et WFS Sites généralistes listant les webservices WMS WebServices payant WebServices gratuit Bureau de recherches géologiques et minières BRGM Infoterre Serveur WMS : Serveur WfS : Cartorisque Cartorisque offre la possibilité d'accéder aux données publiées selon les spécifications Web Map Service (WMS) et Web Feature Service (WFS) élaborées par l'Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC)Cartorisque Serveur WMS par département : Exemple : l'adresse WMS du serveur Cartorisque du Tarn est : Serveur WMS sur la France métropolitaine : Discussion sur le forum (source) DREAL du Languedoc-Roussillon GéoFoncier Serveur WMS : GeoLittoral Geolittoral GéOpenService : le serveur WMS de Géosignal Divers Autriche

Earthquake visualization Mapping our Worlds | an interactive online exhibit Software - geOrchestra Spatial Data Infrastructure geOrchestra’s core relies on a security proxy based on Spring Security and on a single-sign-on system using CAS. geOrchestra provides independant and interoperable modules to build your own custom spatial data infrastructure: a data catalog based on GeoNetwork version 2.10, a map and feature server: GeoServer version 2.5.4, an advanced data access list manager: GeoFence, a map tiles server: GeoWebCache version 1.5.1, an advanced web map viewer with query, styling, editing functions, a data extractor to extract, reproject and download datasets from OGC services, a user and group manager (“ldapadmin”), a module to display data usage statistics (“analytics”). License All geOrchestra modules are available under the terms of the GNU GPL v3 license, except: JASIG CAS - Apache License, version 2.0, GeoNetwork & GeoServer - GPL v2, GeoWebCache - LGPL. Our main libraries are using a mix of licenses, compatible with the Open Source definition: Web Services Releases

U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Hazards Program Mapping Vintage Photographs | What's That Picture? I have a particular interest in visual tools that help interpret historic photos, and what better a way to do this than maps? So here is a start at pulling together all the services I know that achieve this, to one extent or another. Any additional suggestions are always welcome. See also my summary of Mobile apps for vintage photographs (previously a section of this page) Geotagged Photographs on Flickr Screengrab from Flickr Flickr claim that they are “almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world” – a huge claim, but one as an avid user I’d go along with. The best example of this is The Commons but although many of the images are geotagged (17,210 as at 23 November 2011) there’s no way, unless anyone wants to correct me, of displaying a single map of them. Examples of maps for Flickr Commons institutions (For all these Flickr maps click on the ‘interesting’ link at the bottom to see the best and widest spread of images) Historypin What Was There

Esri Geoportal Server - Open Source Software Earth Dashboard The National Parks: America's Best Idea: Place-Based Digital Storytelling Modules Here you will find eleven screencasts (video tutorials) and associated quick-start guides offering hands-on training in place-based digital storytelling. Using themes woven into the film and highlighted in the lesson plans, these modules train teachers how to integrate new media, digital storytelling, and online mapping projects in their curriculum to engage students in authentic learning. The modules can be used separately or together, letting participants choose the appropriate level of engagement, given available skill level, time, and resources. The hands-on, project based educational materials offer a wonderful opportunity to explore place-based teaching and learning using "easy to integrate" new media tools and techniques. About the Screen Casts Tier 1 screencasts require a minimum of time and computing power. Tier 2 screencasts offer training in exciting new media tools to better connect people to their place and students to their community. Tier 1: Easy Geo-Tagging

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