Open Source Java Mapping Software for Linux - Page 5

GPSMobile is a java library providing access to GPS devices from mobile devices like PDAs or mobile phones. It uses J2ME Personal Profile (JSR 062) specification. The core of the library uses GPSTool package from Dinopolis. A demo application is provided.

GPSylon is a Java moving map application that is able to display maps like in an atlas and show your position by the use of a gps device. It may track your path, load overlays (e.g. shape files), download maps from expedia servers. - The source code was moved to github!

There are many good programs to manage gpx tracks from my sport activities. My favorite one is gps-prune to view gps tracks on a map and make changes. However, I was missing a simple tool to store summary information about a gpx track into a database to keep track of my training efforts. That's why I created GPXReport. GPXReport is a desktop solution which is written in Java and should run on most computers. The program can read a gpx-file and calculate basics information such as: - overall and moving time - distance (km), - average and max speed - time, km uphill and downhill It automatically classifies the acitvity as hiking, MTB or race bike. Each track information can be added to a Sqlite database. The program can display all information of the database and summarize it by activity.

A program for cropping GPX track files. The GUI plots the GPX track (latitude vs longitude) and lets the user remove GPS points from the beginning and end of the track respectively. There is also a built-in Command Line Interface. Note: No development anymore since I found out that GpsPrune does all the things I was looking for.

!!! ABANDONED PROJECT !!! I'd be happy to hand it over to anyone willing to take over, or just to use the name. Check out the showcase : http://gwt-mapfish.sourceforge.net/showcase/GwtMapFishShowcase.html I see there are still some downloads, so I feel I have to advise against using this project. It barely has any functionality, and anyway you'd be better off with home-made GWT widgets and Java logic. GWT-OpenLayers is OK, but don't go further in JS-library wrapping, or it gets messy.

GeoTech is a GIS based on Eclipse RCP. It uses OpenGL for visualization.

GeoCatalogo, SRW, search and Retrieve Geographical Metadata. Jface, swt, Eclipse Forms to catalog iso19115 compliant metadata.

Geoclipse is a collection of Eclipse plugins, that allow you to add mapping capabilities to your Eclipse Rich Client applications. Current development happens on github! http://michaelkanis.github.com/geoclipse

Gis editor, for two persons edit the same shapefile at the same time. Developed with GeoTools.

A visualization tool for GPS data.

Hanghe is a marine navigator supporting BSB/KAP chart, GPS, multiple chart display, ship tracking. It is developed in Java 1.6.

A user-space spatial addon for Derby and H2 databases.

Heart (Hydrological and Environmental Analysis and Reporting Tool) is a raster-based GIS-like app for the analysis of hydrological parameters and the generation of associated reports.

HidroSIG is a GIS that supports raster and vectorial maps with modules oriented to the hydrological analysis, time series, remote sensing and more. It has been made 100% in java using VisAD for data visualization and using MySQL to storage all data.

We are 5 students from ECE gathered for a project for our fourth year of engineering school: This project named HydroTurb is realized in the context of a PPE, which means Project multidisciplinary by team in French. Why this project If this project is so attractive is that it has a very strong double interest: - At First, the very subject of the project on tidal energy, which is one of the most interesting renewable energy for the future - Second, this project focuses on the potential energy in the French representing the places of possible locations of turbines on the French coast. Description of tidal energy The tidal energy consists of using the force and power obtained from waves and current. In our case, the principle is to place in current sea water turbines to obtained power. This source of energy is maybe the “best” for several reasons: - Ecological: no pollution (underwater, no emissions) - Economical: rentability very important quickly - Efficiency

A mapping application written in Java that displays Ordnance Survey maps downloaded from OS's getamap website or maps from the OpenStreetMap project. It is possible to add new map sources or extra functionality through plugins.

JMapDesk is a Java-Swing application to the UMN MapServer on the base of the shp2img tools (FWTools) similar to Sourcepole's Mapdesk. The UMN MapServer is a well known online map server software. MapServer is being configured through a so called Mapfile

The JUMP DB Query Plugin is an extension for the OpenJUMP GIS platform that allows OpenJUMP users to give arbitrary database queries to retrieve and display geographic feature sets. Spatial databases currently supported are PostGIS, Oracle Spatial, MySQL, and SpatiaLite.

3d visualization of USGS Digital Elevation Models (DEM). Support for stereo visualization. Written in Java and Java3D

Yet another tool to read and convert GPS logs from Royaltek RGM-3800 and RBT-2300 (using serial communication), from RBT-3000 (using files), from NMEA logs files (comming from AMOD 3080 datalogger for example).

A very basic, very simple Java based GPS tool. Reads NMEA from GPS device over serial port - and does a few usefull things with it. The goal is to have something that can run and be useful on a desktop, laptop and handheld device.

Kaboum is an advanced java 1.1 applet that offers a user friendly interface to the mapserver cgi program (http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu). The displayed maps are made from a combination of mapserver output (gif or jpg image) with editable vectors layers.

KalypsoBASE is a Desktop-GIS built on Eclipse. It's focus lies on modelling gis data using GML Application-Schemata. Features contain generic dialogs based on GML, maps based on OGC's SLD, and other tools like a charting framework or API for timeseries

Geographical search extension to the java lucene search engine

MATCH is an application for J2ME / JavaME enabled devices which allows tracking (recording of tracks) and route-navigation with your mobile phone and a NMEA-compliant Bluetooth GPS-Receiver when jogging or biking.