Author Archives: Mario

11th International gvSIG Conference: “It’s possible. It’s real”

Posted on 29/07/2015 by Mario

A year on, the reference conference of the gvSIG Community and one of the more relevant events about free geomatics at an international level will take place. The 11th International gvSIG Conference will be held from December 2nd to 4th … Continue reading →

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Taller sobre gvSIG Batoví para profesores en el liceo Nº54 del Prado (Montevideo)

Posted on 22/07/2015 by Mario

Originally posted on gvSIG Batovi:
El día martes 14 de julio se llevó a cabo un taller sobre gvSIG Batoví en el liceo 54 (Agraciada 3636, Montevideo). El mismo estuvo orientado a profesores de Secundaria (en su mayoría de Geografía…

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gvSIG Association has received the NASA World Wind Europa Challenge award

Posted on 20/07/2015 by Mario

The gvSIG Association received one of the “Europa Challenge” awards, given by the NASA and the European Commission last Friday, during the “FOSS4G Europe” in Como, Italy. The “Europa Challenge” award has an international character where besides the Spanish representatives … Continue reading →

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Snapping at the new editing extension in gvSIG 2.2

Posted on 13/07/2015 by Mario

The gvSIG Desktop 2.2 version has a new editing extension with several improvements and new tools respecting the previous version (like the extend line to object or trim line by object tools). One of the changes made at this new … Continue reading →

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Referencia a objetos (snapping) en la nueva edición de gvSIG 2.2

Posted on 13/07/2015 by Mario

En la versión 2.2 de gvSIG Desktop se incluyó una nueva extensión de edición, con bastantes mejoras y nuevas herramientas respecto a la anterior (como por ejemplo alargar línea hasta un objeto o recortar línea por un objeto). Uno de … Continue reading →

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Towards a new icon set in gvSIG

Posted on 10/07/2015 by Mario

Some time ago a collaborator, Mario Fèvre, from TreCC company, started a new project to generate a new icon set for gvSIG with the aim to have a friendlier interface.   This project not only consist in designing that new icon … Continue reading →

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Clipping polylines and creating intersections using Scripting on gvSIG

Posted on 09/07/2015 by Mario

There’s a useful geoprocess to clip simple lines and create a separation at the intersections with other lines. This geoprocess is run on the whole layer, checking the intersections between all the polylines. We can need it to calculate intersection, … Continue reading →

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Cambio de sistema de referencia ED50 – ETRS89 con gvSIG

Posted on 03/07/2015 by Mario

Recientemente explicamos cómo reproyectar capas ráster y vectoriales en gvSIG 2.x, donde se mostraba cómo cargar una capa que estaba en distinto sistema de referencia al de la Vista. En el caso de España, el sistema oficial desde 1970 hasta … Continue reading →

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Reprojecting vector and raster layers in gvSIG 2.x

Posted on 30/06/2015 by Mario

When we download cartography from a web page we need to know its reference system in order to load it correctly in gvSIG. For that we have to look for it at the same web page, or access to the … Continue reading →

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Reproyección de capas ráster y vectoriales en gvSIG 2.x

Posted on 26/06/2015 by Mario

Cuando descargamos cartografía de una página web debemos saber en qué sistema de referencia está para poder cargarla en gvSIG correctamente. Para ello deberemos buscar en la propia página para ver si lo indican, o si ofrecen los metadatos accederemos … Continue reading →

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