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Aktuelle Version vom 21. März 2006, 18:44 Uhr
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| Entwickler: | HydroloGIS |
| Betriebssystem: | multi-platform |
| Programmiersprache: | Java, Java Swing |
| Datenbank(en): | JDBC |
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| Kategorie: | Viewer, Desktop-GIS |
| Lizenz: | GNU General Public License (GPL) |
| Sprache: | English, German, Italian, Spanish |
| Website: | https://sourceforge.net/projects/jgrass |
JGRASS is a free java based GIS being developed to bring GRASS up-to-date as it were, and facilitate its use among a larger number of GIS professionals using a wider range of computer systems. The goals of the JGRASS project are:
- Portablility, enabling GRASS to be fully functional on the Windows, Unix/Linux and Mac-OS platforms;
- Extensiblity, providing a framework for the incorporation of user developed modules to provide specialised functions such as visual representations or graphical interaction with the map data;
- Standalone/Networked Access, allowing standalone operation interacting with local and networked databases, but also allowing remote access to its spatial processing capabilities to enable group interactions;
- Scripting, providing a java based scripting engine to allow the development of application scripts;
- Ease of Use, providing all the features common to state of the art GIS applications.
