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Filed Under: 52°North, Communities, GSoC, ILWIS Tagged With: 52°North, Gatherer, Google Summer of Code, GSoC, ILWIS
This is the final blog post of the GSoC project ILWIS Mobile. The project has been introduced in this blogpost. The first period has been used to get acquainted with the tools and the programming languages and the second half to code the app.
The Gatherer app was a project of the Google Summer of Code 2014 hosted by 52°North. Rob Lemmens, Martin Schouwenburg and Bas Retsios ( ITC Enschede ) are members of 52°North’s ILWIS community and mentored this project.
Filed Under: Communities, GSoC, ILWIS Tagged With: GSoC, ILWIS, ILWIS NG, ilwis-Objects
This ILWIS Mobile project is one of the Google Summer of Code projects hosted by 52°North. The project was introduced in an introductory blog. In this blog I will give a little update. I spent the first month following courses for my studies and got acquainted with the tools (Qt with QML/Java Script and C++) and the project. In the second part of the project (July and August), I will carry out the actual realization, which will culminate in the Gatherer app. I will elaborate on both.more >
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Filed Under: 52°North, GSoC, ILWIS Tagged With: 52°North, Google Summer of Code, GSoC, ILWIS, ILWIS NG, ilwis-Objects
I would like to introduce the project “Using the ILWIS framework for geo-data capture with a mobile application”. This is one of the Google Summer of Code projects hosted by 52°North.
The project is mentored by ITC since they are the developers of ILWIS-Objects. ILWIS-Objects is the next generation ILWIS, which is a GIS environment. The idea behind it is that it won’t be ‘just’ a desktop GIS application, but a framework for many different scenarios, applications and platforms.
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Filed Under: Communities, Geoprocessing, GSoC, ILWIS, Sensor Web Tagged With: app, communities, envirocar, Google Summer of Code, linked data, mobile, Rasdaman, students, user interface
52°North is pleased to welcome the following students to work with us closely this summer on five Google Summer of Code projects!