gvSIG: soluciones de código abierto para las tecnologías espaciales

Authors

  • Álvaro Anguix

Keywords:

SIG, infraestructuras de datos espaciales, software libre

Abstract

gvSIG es proyecto de desarrollo en software libre con licencia GPL (software libre). gvSIG surge como un cliente SIG destinado a satisfacer las necesidades de los usuarios de la Generalitat Valenciana, asegurando su funcionamiento multiplataforma, lo que influye en la elección de Java como lenguaje de desarrollo. Durante este proceso surgen las infraestructuras de datos espaciales (IDE), como nuevo paradigma a la hora de trabajar con información geográfica.

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Anguix, Álvaro. (2014). gvSIG: soluciones de código abierto para las tecnologías espaciales. GeoFocus. International Review of Geographical Information Science and Technology, (5), 38–42. Retrieved from https://geofocus.org/index.php/geofocus/article/view/74

Issue

No. 5 (2005)

Section

Informes y comentarios

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