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Tag Archives: symbols
Towards gvSIG 2.5: Taxonomy symbol library
In biology, taxonomy is the science of naming, defining (circumscribing) and classifying groups of biological organisms on the basis of shared characteristics.. The new symbol library includes more than 200 icons of species. This new symbol library, available for gvSIG … Continue reading
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Tagged 2.5, biology, species, symbol library, symbols, taxonomy
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gvSIG Desktop: Scary symbols library for Halloween
Focused in spooky gvSIG users, we have generated a new symbol library for Halloween. Click here to Dowload The installation way is the usual, from add-ons manager
gvSIG 2.1: Transportation symbol library (AIGA)
In gvSIG 2.1 we can install (among the available symbol libraries) the library called AIGA. AIGA is the acronym for American Institute of Graphic Arts. AIGA is known for its activities related to technical design, in particular with the creation of … Continue reading
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Tagged AIGA, gvSIG 2.1, symbology, symbols, transport
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gvSIG 2.1: Symbol library for collective mapping
“Territory is the socially built space”, with this sentence starts the excellent “Collective mapping tutorial. Critical mapping resources for shared mapping ” in Spanish, by Iconoclasistas (there’s another tutorial in English, with license CC BY-SA 2.0 – Creative Commons, called … Continue reading
gvSIG 2.1: Biblioteca de símbolos de mapeo colectivo
“El territorio es el espacio socialmente construido”, con esta frase comienza el excelente “Manual de Mapeo Colectivo. Recursos cartográficos críticos para procesos de creación colaborativa” realizado por Iconoclasistas. En este manual, con licencia Atribución-NoComercial-CompartirIgual 2.5, encontramos una simbología orientada a … Continue reading
gvSIG 2.1: symbol library of geology
In gvSIG 2.1 users will find a new set of symbol libraries completing further the wide range of existing symbols. One of these new symbol libraries is related to geology. This library includes mainly 2 sets of symbols. On the … Continue reading
gvSIG 2.1: Biblioteca de símbolos de Geología
En gvSIG 2.1 el usuario encontrará un conjunto de nuevas bibliotecas de símbolos que completan todavía más el amplio catálogo de símbolos existente. Una de estas nuevas bibliotecas de símbolos es la referente a Geología. Esta biblioteca contempla principalmente 2 … Continue reading
gvSIG 2.0: Biblioteca de símbolos “Numbers”
En más de una ocasión nos encontramos con la necesidad de una biblioteca con símbolos numéricos para identificar determinados elementos en nuestros mapas realizados con gvSIG. Para resolverla hemos generado una nueva biblioteca de símbolos, a la que en un … Continue reading