Almost everything is ready for the 7th gvSIG Latin America and the Caribbean Conference, which will be held in Mexico. We value the gradual addition.
It's time to review some magazines whose recent editions have come out; here I leave you at least interesting experiences that come out in the latest edition of
The third version of Portable GIS has been announced, a tool that we reviewed three years ago, just when the third version was released.
Today we have received the news of the integration of efforts between i3Geo and gvSIG, a topic that seems to me to be an important decision of the gvSIG Foundation.
Our friends at Geographica have told us something about the innovations they are including in their training processes, so we took the opportunity to promote
GIS, scripting and Mac are a natural combination in a blog that I have decided to recommend, because it has given me great satisfaction to find it myself.
The best thing that can remain from these events are the PDF presentations that are very practical for reference in training processes or
Last time we talked about some of the criteria for using MapServer and the basics of installing it. Now let's see how it works in an exercise with
Taking advantage of a recent conversation with a Cadastre institution that was looking for something to publish its maps, here I summarize the most important things to return the rescues
The Virtual Classroom of the Cartographic Institute of Andalusia is a platform based on Moodle, which allows you to take distance learning courses. Apart from
…gvSIG 1.9 stable arrived…we are about to start installing the IDE on mapserver…coup d'état, restitution, another coup, elections, no one knows anymore…it's
Version 2 of Portable GIS has been released, a simply wonderful application to run from an external disk, a USB stick and even a
There aren't many answers: Traveling. We choose what we do, almost everything, although I think many things aren't more complicated for lack of
The article makes a first revision of Quantum GIS, without analyzing the extensions; doing some comparisons with gvSIG and other applications
Last May, version 1.2 of this brief but admirable document was published, which with that name seems to mock the complexity of the document.
The Prototype of Spatial Data Infrastructure for Guatemala, which is being prepared by the Secretary General of Planning and Programming of the SEGEPLAN Presidency, is interesting.
Gentlemen, these are days of running around; between finishing the operational plan for this year, settling the balances from the last one, and communicating the scope of the plan with mayors.
This month was less productive than the previous ones, when I had been around 40 posts, in this case I was around 28 products that the
