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DIVA-GIS | DIVA-GIS: free, simple & effective - 0 views

www.diva-gis.org

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shared by Tom Johnson on 23 Aug 11 - Cached
  • DIVA-GIS DIVA-GIS is a free computer program for mapping and geographic data analysis (a geographic information system (GIS). With DIVA-GIS you can make maps of the world, or of a very small area, using, for example, state boundaries, rivers, a satellite image, and the locations of sites where an animal species was observed. We also provide free spatial data for the whole world that you can use in DIVA-GIS or other programs. You can use the discussion forum to ask questions, report problems, or make suggestions. Or contact us, and read the blog entries for the latest news. But first download the program and read the documentation. DIVA-GIS is particularly useful for mapping and analyzing biodiversity data, such as the distribution of species, or other 'point-distributions'. It reads and write standard data formats such as ESRI shapefiles, so interoperability is not a problem. DIVA-GIS runs on Windows and (with minor effort) on Mac OSX (see instructions). You can use the program to analyze data, for example by making grid (raster) maps of the distribution of biological diversity, to find areas that have high, low, or complementary levels of diversity. And you can also map and query climate data. You can predict species distributions using the BIOCLIM or DOMAIN models.
  • Tom Johnson on 23 Aug 11
     
    DIVA-GIS DIVA-GIS is a free computer program for mapping and geographic data analysis (a geographic information system (GIS). With DIVA-GIS you can make maps of the world, or of a very small area, using, for example, state boundaries, rivers, a satellite image, and the locations of sites where an animal species was observed. We also provide free spatial data for the whole world that you can use in DIVA-GIS or other programs. You can use the discussion forum to ask questions, report problems, or make suggestions. Or contact us, and read the blog entries for the latest news. But first download the program and read the documentation. DIVA-GIS is particularly useful for mapping and analyzing biodiversity data, such as the distribution of species, or other 'point-distributions'. It reads and write standard data formats such as ESRI shapefiles, so interoperability is not a problem. DIVA-GIS runs on Windows and (with minor effort) on Mac OSX (see instructions). You can use the program to analyze data, for example by making grid (raster) maps of the distribution of biological diversity, to find areas that have high, low, or complementary levels of diversity. And you can also map and query climate data. You can predict species distributions using the BIOCLIM or DOMAIN models.
  • Tom Johnson on 23 Aug 11
     
    DIVA-GIS DIVA-GIS is a free computer program for mapping and geographic data analysis (a geographic information system (GIS). With DIVA-GIS you can make maps of the world, or of a very small area, using, for example, state boundaries, rivers, a satellite image, and the locations of sites where an animal species was observed. We also provide free spatial data for the whole world that you can use in DIVA-GIS or other programs. You can use the discussion forum to ask questions, report problems, or make suggestions. Or contact us, and read the blog entries for the latest news. But first download the program and read the documentation. DIVA-GIS is particularly useful for mapping and analyzing biodiversity data, such as the distribution of species, or other 'point-distributions'. It reads and write standard data formats such as ESRI shapefiles, so interoperability is not a problem. DIVA-GIS runs on Windows and (with minor effort) on Mac OSX (see instructions). You can use the program to analyze data, for example by making grid (raster) maps of the distribution of biological diversity, to find areas that have high, low, or complementary levels of diversity. And you can also map and query climate data. You can predict species distributions using the BIOCLIM or DOMAIN models.
Tom Johnson

You are here - 1 views

boundaries.tribapps.com/#demo

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shared by Tom Johnson on 24 Jun 12 - No Cached
  • Tom Johnson on 24 Jun 12
     
    Google - based app put together by the guys at the Chi Trib. presented at the hackaton in Santiago, Chile
Tom Johnson

re:log - Besucherstromanalyse per re:publica W-LAN - 0 views

apps.opendatacity.de/relog

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shared by Tom Johnson on 19 Jun 13 - No Cached
  • Tom Johnson on 19 Jun 13
     
    When you go to a conference, there are typically several talks going on at the same time, and you can always tell there's a popular paper coming up when you see people leave a bunch of rooms at once and head straight into one. There's also the unfortunate case when someone speaks, and there's only a handful of people in the room, all in the back staring at their laptops. Open Data City visualized this activity during the German internet conference re: publica. Open Data City used MAC addresses and access point connections to keep track of where devices went. So a person might be in a room connected to the nearest access point, disconnects as he leaves, and then reconnects as he reenters another room, which provides the flow. It's fun to watch the conference play out even if you didn't attend. Each dot represents an attendee, and as the animation plays the dots migrate from room to room. Click and drag over the dots to select specific people. [Thanks, Michael]
Tom Johnson

BatchGeo - 0 views

batchgeo.com/features

jagis GIS data visualization mapping

shared by Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11 - No Cached
  • Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11
     
    The web site batchgeo.com provides an easy-to-use web interface for creating interactive Google maps. If you have names and addresses and other information, you can quickly create on online Google map with up to 2500 points. "Maps tell a story, see what you're missing BatchGeo is simply the fastest way to create google maps from your address lists. It accepts addresses, intersections, cities, states, and postal codes. We do the hard work of figuring out where all your data lives in the real world."
Tom Johnson

FusionTablesLayer Builder - 0 views

gmaps-samples.googlecode.com/...fusiontableslayer_builder.html

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shared by Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11 - No Cached
  • FusionTablesLayer Builder This wizard helps you create the HTML for a map with a FusionTablesLayer and search element (either text-based search or select menu). After creating your map, you can copy and paste the HTML code in the textarea below to display the map on your own website! Please submit bug reports here: Issue Tracker
  • Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11
     
    FusionTablesLayer Builder This wizard helps you create the HTML for a map with a FusionTablesLayer and search element (either text-based search or select menu). After creating your map, you can copy and paste the HTML code in the textarea below to display the map on your own website! Please submit bug reports here: Issue Tracker
  • Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11
     
    Click on the "Add another feature" drop-down to add additional layer or search box
Tom Johnson

Code to make legend in Google Map - 0 views

gmaps-samples.googlecode.com/...legend_template.html

jagis GIS mapping Google Maps

shared by Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11 - No Cached
  • Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11
     
    Ties in with Google Fusion.
  • Tom Johnson on 24 Sep 11
     
    A handy cut-and-paste HTML script that is easily customized
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Shapefiles to Google Fusion Tables - 0 views

www.shpescape.com

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shared by Tom Johnson on 23 Sep 11 - No Cached
  • Shape to Fusion Hi. This website lets you import a shapefile to Google Fusion Tables. This blog post has some details on how it was built. To continue, you will need to authorize this site to access your Fusion Tables data on your behalf. Site by Josh Livni. Source code available at http://code.google.com/p/shpescape/
  • Tom Johnson on 23 Sep 11
     
    Shape to Fusion Hi. This website lets you import a shapefile to Google Fusion Tables. This blog post has some details on how it was built. (http://porcupinealley.com/2010/dec/20/shape-escape/) To continue, you will need to authorize this site to access your Fusion Tables data on your behalf. Site by Josh Livni. Source code available at http://code.google.com/p/shpescape/
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