LXer: QGIS earns a spot on GIS software map

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08-14-2008, 04:50 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,374 Rep:	LXer: QGIS earns a spot on GIS software map Published at LXer: Quantum GIS 0.11.0, released last month, is a free geographic information system (GIS) application released under the GPL that runs on multiple platforms, including Linux. QGIS can read, edit, and export common GIS file formats. After installing it and using it to work with existing data layers available from official data repositories, performing common spatial analysis tasks, and sharing files and data with the commercial GIS products, I found QGIS has the potential to be a viable alternative to proprietary commercial GIS programs from the likes of ESRI and Intergraph/Geomedia. Read More...

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