Web GIS in practice IV: publishing your health maps and connecting to remote WMS sources using the Open Source UMN MapServer and DM Solutions MapLab

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Abstract
Open Source Web GIS software systems have reached a stage of maturity, sophistication, robustness and stability, and usability and user friendliness rivalling that of commercial, proprietary GIS and Web GIS server products. The Open Source Web GIS community is also actively embracing OGC (Open Geosp …
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Authors Boulos MN;Honda K;;
Journal International journal of health geographics
Year 2006
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image processing National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine editorial software* computer-assisted / methods public sector geographic information systems* maged n kamel boulos pmid:16420699 pmc1352347 doi:10.1186/1476-072x-5-6 kiyoshi honda information storage and retrieval* / methods public health informatics / methods

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