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World Wind Java Web Browser Balloons

World Wind Java Web Browser Balloons displays HTML, JavaScript, and Flash content to the user in the form of a screen-aligned balloon. This software has two browser balloon types: one which displays a balloon attached to a position on the Globe--GlobeBrowserBalloon, and one which displays s a balloon at a point on the screen--ScreenBrowserBalloon

• Publisher: NASA
• Last updated: October 10th, 2011

World Wind Java Annotations Demo

This example allows you to experiment with the multiple options of World Wind Java annotation feature. Annotations are text labels with support for multiline text, simple HTML and many styling attributes such as font face, size and colors, bubble shapes and background image.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: April 2nd, 2012

World Wind Java KML Viewer

KML Layer and Viewer software written in java for for World Wind. This project has two main pieces: - A Layer that can be used in World Wind Java to display KML files. - An application built on WWJ and the KML layer to view KML files (similar to Google Earth but open source and with open data).

• Publisher: tgleason
• Last updated: September 19th, 2012

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World Wind Java Scankort Denmark Data

Scankort Denmark Data demonstrates high resolution imagery (0.2 meters per pixel) and elevation data (1.6 meters per pixel) served by the World Wind WMS, and visualized by the World Wind Java client. Demonstrates visualization of common rigid shape types in World Wind Java.

• Publisher: goworldwind
• Last updated: July 9th, 2013

World Wind Geospatial One-Stop Portal

The latest version of the World Wind Geospatial One-Stop Portal is embedded into the World Wind Search and Rescue application. World Wind Geospatial One-Stop Portal is an easy to use application that allows you to search the Geospatial One-Stop Portal for data. Geospatial One-Stop Portal is written in the Java programming language and can be run on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: November 30th, 2010

Uc Web Pc

Uc Web Pc is a web browser with built-in data saving features. Thousands of pages could be viewed using this program, in less than 1 MB, by blocking unnecessary data. It also let you browse Internet anonymously though proxy servers. This browser is created in Java, and requires Java Runtime engine to work.

• Publisher: ECS, Inc.
• Home page: electroecs.com
• Last updated: March 23rd, 2015

Live!Flight

Live!Flight allows that everyone can track your flight in flight simulator in real-time, all over the world. Your aircraft is displayed as a 3D-model in a map of NASA World Wind. For that purpose Live!Flight transmits position and flight attitude information. With a refreshing rate of 2 times per second you can see every aircraft's movement.

• Publisher: Christoph Paulus
• Home page: www.liveflight.de
• Last updated: April 25th, 2012

Dapple

Dapple is a global data explorer designed to provide an open and optimal environment for visualizing, presenting and sharing massive quantities of geoscientific data on desktop computers. Dapple lets you browse, discover and display graphically rich data from global and corporate spatial servers – Geosoft DAP servers, NASA servers, USGS servers, and the many, many WMS servers currently available

• Publisher: Geosoft Inc.
• Last updated: July 21st, 2010

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World Wind Java View Volume

This is the most basic usage of the SDK. It shows the default globe with the default layer list and panel. It features the Earth with SRTM Plus elevation and bathymetry, the Blue Marble Next Generation may 2004, I Cubed Lansat 15m, and United States Department of Agriculture NAIP imagery layers among others.

• Publisher: NASA WorldWInd
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: April 29th, 2012

NASA World Wind

With this SDK, developers can embed World Wind technology in their own applications. The API documentation will be made available later. Requirements: a 3D video card with updated drivers is necessary. World Wind has been tested on Nvidia, ATI/AMD, and Intel platforms using Windows, MacOS 10.4, and Fedora Core 6.

• Publisher: NASA
• Last updated: September 22nd, 2020

World Wind Java Terrain Profiler Tool Demo

This application shows the terrain profile layer in action with its various controls. It allows you to view a realtime section profile graph for any place on the planet, at any scale - continent, country or mountain range... just by moving the mouse. It proves particularly useful to explore the ocean floors where the bathymetry data reveals important geologic features.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: March 9th, 2012

World Wind Java Line Builder Demo

World Wind Java Line Builder Demo is a simple example that allows you to interactively draw a path over the terrain surface. This small application developed in Java demonstrates how can you use and consume mouse events before they get to the default view input handler.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: July 6th, 2011

World Wind Java Surface Shapes

World Wind Java Surface Shapes is a java applet that demonstrates visualization of common terrain following shapes in World Wind Java. Includes five surface shape types: SurfacePolyline, SurfaceQuad/SurfaceSquare, SurfaceEllipse/SurfaceCircle, SurfaceSector, and SurfacePolygon.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: April 8th, 2012

World Wind Java MGRS Graticule

This is the most basic usage of the SDK. It shows the default globe with the default layer list and panel. Shows visualization of the Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) as a graticle overlayed on the globe's surface. This is a useful software that will relieve you from the worry of missing your dead lines.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov

World Wind Exporting Surface Imagery and Elevations

World Wind Exporting Surface Imagery and Elevations demonstrates how to use the SectorSelector utility to save a selected region of surface imagery and elevations to a GeoTIFF file. This application is simple to use and it doesn't require installation. You can launch it via Java Web Start.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: March 8th, 2012

World Wind On Screen Controls

World Wind On Screen Controls is an application developed in Java that allows you to create simple user interfaces embedded into the World Window.This software application is easy to install, easy to use and has a friendly user interface. The on screen controls also includes a series of layers that will help you in your project

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: May 19th, 2012

World Wind Analytic Surface

Demonstrates visual representation of scalar values over a grid of geographic positions. AnalyticSurface supports dynamic scalar data by providing a simple, high throughput rendering pipeline for the application. A dynamic surface representing random altitudes over the Coast of Florida, USA.

• Publisher: NASA
• Home page: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov
• Last updated: March 14th, 2012

Balloon Browser

The Balloon Browser recognizes and highlights geo-coordinates in web pages. Hovering over a recognized location advises another application to show a map of the corresponding area. For now the only program Balloon Browser can interact with is Google Earth.

• Publisher: Michael Krause
• Last updated: December 13th, 2009