The second video of the fifth module is now available, in which we will see how to load web services from gvSIG Desktop. In the first video of this module we saw an introduction on the Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI), which helped us to understand this new video in a better way.
Many administrations have a large amount of cartography available for users, being in many cases web services that are accessible from desktop applications or web browsers, which allow us to access this cartography without having to download anything on our disk.
The cartography to follow this video is available at this link.
Here you have the second videotutorial of this fifth module:
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how to download the software? i my self trying to practice!
You can download it from http://www.gvsig.com/en/products/gvsig-desktop/downloads (if you have a W10-64bits computer and the installation doesn’t work you can use the portable version. At Module 3 you can see how to download gvSIG and how to start to use it. Enjoy it!
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