Netgis

Netgis is a software framework for developing and deploying geographic information system (GIS) applications over the internet. It aims to provide a flexible and scalable solution for handling geospatial data and functionalities. The framework is designed to enable users to access and interact with maps, spatial data, and analysis tools through a web browser, eliminating the need for dedicated desktop GIS software in many scenarios.

Key features often associated with Netgis include support for various geospatial data formats, the ability to perform spatial queries and analysis, and tools for data visualization. It can also facilitate the creation of interactive maps with customizable layers and features. The underlying architecture typically involves a client-server model, where the server manages the geospatial data and processing, and the client provides the user interface for interaction. Netgis can be used for a wide range of applications, from simple map viewing to complex spatial data management and analysis platforms. Its modular design allows developers to extend its capabilities and integrate it with other systems.