Software Listing: Geodesy

	Geodesy.NET | License: Shareware |
	With Geodesy.NET, you can quickly and easily convert geographic coordinates from one system to another. Several hundred coordinate system conversions are supported, and all conversions can be done in under three lines of code. Full support is included for both desktops as well as mobile devices! This software is included FREE with any purchase of our GIS.NET 3.0 mapping component for .NET Support for Three-Axis Geocentric Translation Support for Seven-Parameter Position Vector Transformation Support for Coordinate Frame Rotation. Includes a library of thirty-five map projections which can be used with GIS. Publisher: GeoFrameworks, LLC| Date: 15-07-2008 | Size: 129689 KB
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	GEODLL32 | License: Shareware |
	In the Dynamic Link Library GeoDLL geodesic functions like coordinate transformation, reference system changes, meridian strip changes, user defined coordinate and reference systems, distance calculation, maps functions and more geodesic functions are contained to bind them into own applications. The DLL is delivered with interface source codes to many programming languages. WINDOWS operating system allows building of function libraries intended for use by applications, the so-called Dynamic Link Libraries. The application uses functions stored in the DLL by making a DLL call. The language used for developing applications that call functions of the DLL is not important. Publisher: Killet Softwareentwicklung GbR| Date: 23-11-2005 | Size: 1033 KB
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	GIS ObjectLand | License: Shareware |
	GIS ObjectLand is a universal Geographic Information System for Windows. Key features: - creation of vector-raster maps with arbitrary structure of layers and feature types; - creation of themes. Theme is a user presentation of a map; - control of displaying features depending on the chosen scale; - spatial data input and editing by assigning feature coordinates and also by interactive drawing with mouse or digitizer; - sewing of separate pages of an imported map into one unified continuous map; - copying, merging, and moving maps, layers, and feature types between different geoinformation databases; - creation of tables of arbitrary structure; - creation of queries. Publisher: Radom-T| Date: 11-10-2004 | Size: 23836 KB
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