billaugust
2009-02-06, 12:44 AM
Hi
Here I recommend an open source gis application.
You can either down desktop application or development kit (for C#, VB, c++). For those who want to get a detailed idea about gis software or want to develop their own GIS based applications.
http://www.mapwindow.org/download/download_images/mapwindowapp.gif
MapWindow GIS desktop application is a free, open source, standards-based standalone software package that you can use to view and edit GIS data in many file formats.
The software includes plug-ins for various geoprocessing tasks (e.g. buffer, merge, etc.), watershed delineation, accessing online data sources, and an experimental geodatabase plug-in. The attribute table editor can be used to write simple queries, and there is a complete scripting editor that allows you to write and run scripts in VB.NET and C# directly in the MapWindow program.
http://www.mapwindow.org/download.php?show_details=1
Here I recommend an open source gis application.
You can either down desktop application or development kit (for C#, VB, c++). For those who want to get a detailed idea about gis software or want to develop their own GIS based applications.
http://www.mapwindow.org/download/download_images/mapwindowapp.gif
MapWindow GIS desktop application is a free, open source, standards-based standalone software package that you can use to view and edit GIS data in many file formats.
The software includes plug-ins for various geoprocessing tasks (e.g. buffer, merge, etc.), watershed delineation, accessing online data sources, and an experimental geodatabase plug-in. The attribute table editor can be used to write simple queries, and there is a complete scripting editor that allows you to write and run scripts in VB.NET and C# directly in the MapWindow program.
http://www.mapwindow.org/download.php?show_details=1