Author Archives: Giuliano Ramat

Etichettatura avanzata in gvSIG 2.1

Posted on 24/02/2015 by Giuliano Ramat

Una delle caratteristiche che si possono trovare in gvSIG 2.1 è l’etichettatura avanzata che comprende molte opzioni e strumenti per personalizzare le etichette in base alle esigenze dell’utente. L’etichettatura avanzata è stato migrata da gvSIG 1.x a gvSIG 2.1 , mantenendo tutte … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.1: Editazione alfanumerica nella Vista

Posted on 24/02/2015 by Giuliano Ramat

Una delle nuove funzioni incluse in gvSIG 2.1, grazie al contributo della società brasiliana GAUSS geotecnologia e engenharia, è uno strumento tanto facile quanto utile: un editor alfanumerico che permette di modificare gli attributi di qualsiasi elemento di un layer senza doverne aprire … Continue reading →

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Verso gvSIG 2.2

Posted on 24/02/2015 by Giuliano Ramat

Dopo l’uscita di gvSIG 2.1, inizia il cammino verso gvSIG 2.2, durante il quali chiediamo la vostra collaborazione, sia per la fase di test che per ogni altro possibile contributo sia tecnico che economico. Eravamo in attesa del rilascio di … Continue reading →

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Advanced labelling in gvSIG 2.1

Posted on 28/01/2015 by Giuliano Ramat

One of the features that can be found in gvSIG 2.1 is advanced labelling, that includes many possibilities and tools to customize label according to user need. The advanced labeling has been migrated from gvSIG 1.x to gvSIG 2.1, keeping all the … Continue reading →

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Geocoding in gvSIG 2.1 using scripting and GeoPy

Posted on 14/01/2015 by Giuliano Ramat

English translation of the article by Joaquin del Cerro. Hi, I ‘m here again. This time to speak about a very quick scripting . A few days ago Oscar Martinez told me that he had seen a python library to … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.1: from Excel to gvSIG

Posted on 11/12/2014 by Giuliano Ramat

During the last Google Summer Code a new plugin for gvSIG 2.1 was developed. This plugin allows to load data saved in Microsoft Excel format. This plug-in will be included by default in the next build of gvSIG, but it is … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Create symbols libraries (III)

Posted on 29/05/2013 by Giuliano Ramat

In the previous posts of the symbols series, we have seen how to create a symbols library form a set of images, realising some examples such as Google and OSM libraries. It can be interesting as well to realize our … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Thematic Maps I

Posted on 27/05/2013 by Giuliano Ramat

Two available extensions, derived by the gvSIG Batoví project, add very interesting functions for gvSIG 2.0 users. These two extensions are available through the add-ons manager as: Thematic Maps generator Thematic Maps viewer document By using both of them it … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Symbols library “OSM”

Posted on 17/05/2013 by Giuliano Ramat

Does anyone ignore what is OSM (OpenStreetMap)? If anyone was distracted, OpenStreetMap is the most important participative project to create free and editable maps  worldwide. Following step by step what has been described in the posts “gvSIG 2.0: Create symbols … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: “Google” symbols library

Posted on 15/05/2013 by Giuliano Ramat

In the previous posts of the “gvSIG 2.0: Create symbol libraries” (1 and 2) series, we have seen how to create a new symbol library, through gvSIG, starting from a set of images and, then, create a deliverable package making possible to … Continue reading →

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