Here you will find some information on data related to SPRING:
- ASCII-SPRING
format for data exchange:
The lack of national standards for geographic data exchange
is one of the biggest impediments for a greater diffusion of
Geoprocessing technology in Brazil. When establishing a GIS
in an organization, the cost for converting data in an heterogeneous
environment where these spatial data come from diverse sources
with different digital formats is very high (between 60% and
80% of the total cost). Therefore, there has been created for
SPRING an ASCII data format, with its own particularities, to
clearly represent the main entities in Geoprocessing.
- Data format of SPRINGWeb:
SPRING WEB is an application written in Java that allows the
visualization of geographical data stored in a remote server.
This application uses an ASCII format with simplified structure
and easily reproduced by the user, besides images in the JPEG
format. Find out how to use and make your data available on
the Internet using SPRINGWeb
(in Portuguese).
- Data
Translators
for SPRING:
We present below some data translators that make easier the
use of databases from other GIS systems. These translators create
ASCII-SPRING files to be further used inside a previously defined
database/project.
- Maps
in ASCII - SPRING format;
- SPRING
Databases;
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