Mapping the world, one organic vertex at a time. What ISPs taketh away, the spatial community giveth back. The State Plane Coordinate System is comprised of 120 geographic zones across the US. The system, developed in the 1930s by the U. Coast and Geodetic Survey, is a commonly used mapping standard for government agencies and those who work with them. The awful tan color of the background was carefully chosen for providing less eye-strain. Looking at it now, is th.

Spatial Data on the Web Working Group. Submit a Conference for promotion. Guide to Role of Geospatial Standards. OGC standards are used in a wide variety of domains including Environment, Defense, Health, Agriculture, Meteorology, Sustainable Development and many more.

Introduction to the Open Source Geospatial Foundation Wiki. This is the community Wiki of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation. Please refer to the official web site. For official documents and policies. This Wiki is the place where documents such as committee notes, discussion on software projects, and proposals can be created collaboratively. For how to dive in and get involved. Which work regionally and in other languages. We also have many active Mailing Lists.

PDAL - Point Data Abstraction Library. PDAL is a BSD licensed. Library for translating and manipulating point cloud data. PDAL can be used to read, write and translate point cloud data in many formats. Support is included for input files of LAS, LAZ, SBET, BPF, QFIT and others. PDAL can also read from and write to databases that support point cloud storage, including Oracle, Postgres and SQLite. PDAL is developed by Howard Butler.