Projects tagged ‘gis’ and ‘python’

Mapnik is a Free Toolkit for developing mapping applications. It's written in C++ and there are Python bindings to facilitate fast-paced agile development. It can comfortably be used for both desktop and web development

Support library for development of GRASS GIS modules with aim on distributed computing and dynamic languages.

Scripts utilizing Mapnik's python bindings to ease the process of developing, testing, and producing map graphics with the C++ mapping toolkit.

QGIS Python plugins for deployment with QGIS 0.9.0 and greater.

Simple Django Apps highlighting GeoDjango integration

MarineMap is a web-based tool for open and participatory spatial planning in the marine environment. For more information about MarineMap, visit http://marinemap.org IRC Channelirc.freenode.net #marinemap

This project is a Python based utilization of the core QGIS libraries to create a simple, light weight, extensible GIS system that can be used as a stand alone system or modified to be incorporated into 3rd party applications.

Package for programming with OGC(TM) web services.

Python port of the Javascript Google Maps polyline encoder from Mark McClure, released under a BSD license. Both a pure python (gpolyencode) and a C++ extension (cgpolyencode) are implemented, with numerous unit tests.

Opticks is a software framework that enables video and image processing. It allows users to load numerous types of video and image file formats, geo-reference image data, display and playback video ... [More] and images, build algorithms to process images and video, and save the results as new images and video. Additionally, the Opticks public API allows software engineers to develop and add new software plug-ins, thereby expanding and customizing the Opticks functionality. [Less]