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| Subject: | GISList: Summary- GISList: 'webgis' applications |
| Date: |
06/10/2002 07:58:36 AM |
| From: |
Harsh Prakash |
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thanks to Peter Demark, Mark Prins, Peter DHaeseleer, Brett Forbes, Craig von Hagen, Marc Jacquin, Dimitri Rotow and Calin for responding to my query.
a bit surprising to learn that none of the webGIS applications i looked at help you track client's browsing habit.
thanks, harsh
here is a summary of the responses:
an essential resource- http://www.web-mapper.com/tech/internet/
brief list of webGIS applications-
mapguide, arcims, mapserver (free!), geomedia webmap, manifold, maptitude, spatial fusion, mapextreme, spatial fx, beyondgeo, altamap.
** MapServer
(the functionality seems to be there and it is free. one of the best free web mapping tool which has a very active mailing list. Main issue is the creation of an image of the map in GIF/JPEG/PNG and Mapserver is one of the best. And it's free ! Runs on Linux and Windows).
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/
** geomedia webmap
http://www.intergraph.com/gis/gmwm/
** Manifold IMS
(At $245 it includes not only a fast and powerful Internet map server, it also *includes* Manifold 5.00, the world's most sophisticated GIS. This allows creating cool web applications without programming using the totally
WYSIWYG facilities of Manifold).
http://www.manifold.net/
** Maptitude
(handles ESRI Shapefiles, MapInfo TAB files, and Oracle Spatial tables in their native format, enables live access to the data, has Mapplications- web mapping templates. costs only $2995/first year and $995/additional years for unlimited numbers of users).
http://www.caliper.com/webmaptitude.htm
** Spatial Fusion.
http://www.spatialcomponents.com/SpatialFusion.html
** MapXtreme
http://www.mapinfo.com
** SpatialFX
http://www.objectfx.com
** BeyondGeo
(not really a standalone web GIS, but more an ASP model for web GIS).
http://www.bluemarblegeo.com
** AltaMap
http://www.geomicro.com/index.htm
original query-
hi,
i am interested in learning about experiences that some of you might have had with 'webgis'.
intergraph's geomedia webmap looks impressive- data can reside in native-source format, and it enables live access to the data.
do other applications (ims or mapguide) have the same (or better) functionality? could someone give a comparison for the 3 (inc. pricing, compatibility etc).
thanks, hp
(http://maps.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/)
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