deegree - Free Software for Spatial Data Infrastructures
deegree is a comprehensive geospatial software package with implementations of OGC Web Services like WMS and WFS, a geoportal, a desktop application, security mechanisms, and various tools for geospatial data processing and management. It is open source (LGPL), Java, standards-compliant (OGC, ISO) and an OSGeo project.
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deegree @ FOSS4G
deegree will take part in this year's FOSS4G with these presentations:
- deegree project report: past, present, future (Presentation)
- Introducing deegree 3 WPS (Presentation)
- Conquering complex application schemas (INSPIRE Data Themes, GeoSciML, ...) with deegree 3 web services (Tutorial)
More information can be found in the deegree wiki.
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deegree 3: The perfect match for INSPIRE
Due to its advanced support for GML application schemas, the upcoming generation of deegree is the natural choice for implementing INSPIRE Data Themes.
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deegree 3 (in development)
deegree 3 is the upcoming generation of deegree. In a nutshell, it offers
- state-of-the-art OGC web service implementations (WMS, WFS, WPS, WCS, CSW, SOS, WPVS)
- a completely modular and pluggable data access layer
- an advanced geospatial core library
More information on deegree 3 can be found in the deegree wiki.
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iGeoDesktop
iGeoDesktop is a modular and platform independent desktop GIS. It is implemented in Java and licensed under GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
iGeoDesktop may be used as stand-alone desktop application or in a network environment with multi-user support via Java WebStart. The application is highly configurable and customisable. Appearance, functionality and data model may be freely adjusted. A plug-in mechanism provides enhancement of functionality on demand.
Download a demo of iGeoDesktop for the Windows or Linux platform.
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FOSS4G
FOSS4G 2010 is the leading annual conference for free and open source
geospatial software. It will include presentations related to deegree, and some representatives of the deegree development community will be attending. Next to deegree day, it is the event for those interested in deegree, other FOSS geospatial technologies and the community around them.
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