GISkart

GISkart is a geographic information system (GIS) platform designed for creating, managing, analyzing, and sharing geospatial data. It emphasizes interactive mapping, multi-layer visualization, attribute editing, and basic geoprocessing. The system is designed for interoperability, supporting common data formats and standards to facilitate data exchange across organizations and software tools.

Key features typically include map composition and styling, spatial queries, routing and network analysis, and data import/export. GISkart supports formats such as Shapefile, GeoJSON, KML, and GeoPackage, and can connect to spatial databases and services via Open Geospatial Consortium standards like WMS and WFS. It often provides both desktop and web-based interfaces, with extensibility through plugins or scripting to add specialized tools.

Applications span urban and regional planning, environmental monitoring, utilities and infrastructure management, transport analysis, and academic research. Users include government agencies, universities, and private sector organizations seeking to visualize geospatial patterns, perform analyses, and generate maps and reports for decision making.

Information about the development history, current ownership, and release timeline of GISkart is not widely documented in publicly available sources. The description above presents a general overview of GIS-oriented software that may be associated with a GISkart product in various contexts.