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General Manager of gvSIG Association

gvSIG 2.0: How to create symbol libraries (II)

Posted on 03/05/2013 by Alvaro

In the former post we saw how to create a new symbol library from image files. Once the library is created it may be interesting to share it with other users and even with the community in general. With gvSIG … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Additional feature for managing CRS

Posted on 25/04/2013 by Alvaro

In early versions of gvSIG a support of CRS (Coordinate Reference System) was developed with basic functions and definitions. This implementation allows the user to select the reference system based on the datum, projection and time zone. However it has … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Crear bibliotecas de símbolos (II)

Posted on 24/04/2013 by Alvaro

En el post anterior vimos como crear una nueva biblioteca de símbolos a partir de una serie de ficheros de imagen. Una vez creada la biblioteca puede ser interesante compartirla con otros usuarios e incluso con toda la comunidad. gvSIG … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: How to create symbol libraries (I)

Posted on 18/04/2013 by Alvaro

We start a series of posts dedicated to one of the more interesting novelties of the new  gvSIG Desktop version. It’s a series of new functionalities that will allow to create new symbol libraries easily, but also to package and … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Crear bibliotecas de símbolos (I)

Posted on 17/04/2013 by Alvaro

Comenzamos una serie de post dedicados a una de las novedades más interesantes de la nueva versión de gvSIG Desktop. Se trata de una serie de nuevas funcionalidades que van a permitirnos no sólo crear con relativa facilidad nuevas bibliotecas … Continue reading →

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The gvSIG Association is nominated for the ‘LLGA|Cities Pilot the Future’ awards at San Francisco city

Posted on 22/03/2013 by Alvaro

22 cities around the world announce the ‘LLGA|Cities Pilot the Future’ competition, where they present their social, urban and environmental challenges with the aim to find innovative solutions proposed by companies and entrepreneurs that participate at this international contest. The … Continue reading →

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La Asociación gvSIG nominada a los premios ‘LLGA|Cities Pilot the Future’ por la ciudad de San Francisco

Posted on 22/03/2013 by Alvaro

  22 ciudades de todo el mundo convocan el concurso ‘LLGA|Cities Pilot the Future’ , donde presentan sus retos sociales, urbanos y mediambientales con el objetivo de encontrar soluciones innovadoras propuestas por empresas y emprendedores que participan en este certamen … Continue reading →

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Support gvSIG

Posted on 14/02/2013 by Alvaro

“According to the gvSIG philosophy, the Open Source software model depends on collaboration and solidarity. We want to encourage the construction of a new development model that allows us to improve and broaden the software in a fairer and collaborative … Continue reading →

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Aaron Swartz y el derecho a acceder al conocimiento

Posted on 24/01/2013 by Alvaro

El pasado 11 de enero Aaron Swartz decidió quitarse la vida. A sus 26 años era ya un referente en la lucha por el derecho a la información libre y gratuita, contra los intentos por privatizar el acceso a la … Continue reading →

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Mapas temáticos para gvSIG Educa

Posted on 14/12/2012 by Alvaro

Alguno de vosotros ya habréis oído hablar de gvSIG Educa, el último producto del proyecto gvSIG. gvSIG Educa nace con el objetivo de aglutinar una serie de herramientas, con base en gvSIG Desktop, que faciliten en el ámbito de la … Continue reading →

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