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gvSIG 2.0: Biblioteca de símbolos “Japanese”

Posted on 07/06/2013 by Alvaro

Un aspecto realmente interesante de los mapas, y por extensión de los SIG, es la representación que los seres humanos hacemos del territorio. La simbología empleada no sólo varía en función de la temática, sino que ha ido modificándose a … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Charts I

Posted on 07/06/2013 by Alvaro

It is already available a new plugin to gvSIG 2.0 that allows us to work with one of the documents most requested by the user community: charts. Charts increase the chances of gvSIG users to represent and analyze geographical data, … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: las mejoras de las que nunca hablamos

Posted on 06/06/2013 by Alvaro

Ya hemos comentado en más de una ocasión que la principal novedad de gvSIG 2.0 cae del lado del desarrollo, nueva arquitectura, mayor estabilidad, facilidad de mantenimiento, etc. También hemos visto que la nueva línea que abre gvSIG 2.0 está … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: OpenStreetMap, adding new servers

Posted on 05/06/2013 by Mario

One of the small but important improvements that have been included in gvSIG 2.0 is, in our opinion, the access to the excellent data source that OpenStreetMap is. The extension, that was recently released, can be installed easily from the … Continue reading →

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SISTEMAS DE INFORMACIÓN GEOGRÁFICOS EN BASE A SOFTWARE LIBRE EN COLOMBIA

Posted on 05/06/2013 by asoredesocial2006

Hasta hace algunos años en la gran mayoría del territorio Colombiano (Sus Instituciones) no se podía hablar si quiera de implementar un Sistema de Información Geográfico sin pensar en la utilización de software SIG Privativo, inmediatamente se debía consultar y … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Improvements in access to geodatabases

Posted on 04/06/2013 by Juan Lucas Domínguez Rubio

One of the most interesting improvements in gvSIG 2.0 is that layers coming from geodatabases are instantly visible because there is no preprocess dealing with row IDs. Besides, the GeoDB wizard now detects the table’s CRS so the user does … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Mejoras en acceso a bases de datos espaciales

Posted on 03/06/2013 by Juan Lucas Domínguez Rubio

Una de las mejoras más importantes en gvSIG 2.0 es que, al cargar una capa procedente de una base de datos espacial como PostGIS u Oracle Spatial, no es necesario un preproceso en el que se leen todos los ID … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: Forestry symbol library

Posted on 03/06/2013 by Alvaro

One of the common areas of GIS use is forestry. Focus on these use cases, we have made a new symbol library. And, as usual, it is available from the “Add-On Manager“. Following the steps defined in the series of … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: “Emergency” symbols library

Posted on 31/05/2013 by Alvaro

One of the fields which gvSIG is becoming more used in, is the emergency management, both in urban and natural disaster. With no doubt, spatial analysis gives a significant contribution to emergency management and other related fields like for example … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.0: OpenStreetMap tiles

Posted on 30/05/2013 by Mario

gvSIG 2.0 improves the raster access incorporating the possibility to make tiles for the sources of this type of data, local or remote ones. The results is that the raster layers are loaded on the gvSIG view in small portions … Continue reading →

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