JaGo: An Interactive Map

The Vertigo database group of the CEDRIC lab at CNAM, Paris, in collaboration with the Verso group of INRIA, Rocquencourt and the database group of Telecom, Paris, is interested in open architectures for GIS. More specifically, we are currently looking at different distribution platforms for geographical data and services.

This user interface allows you to display and modify maps obtained by database queries or stored in files (URL queries). A thematic map is obtained by an overlay of several layers, each of them representing a different theme (highways, rivers, equipments). The global framework and prototype architecture is described here.


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The main interface is composed of three components:

Start with clicking on Next and Send Query. A new map will be displayed. In the drawing area, you can select objects (mouse down) and draw rectangles (shift mouse down). When you click on an object, its bounding rectangle and other useful information (identifier, graphic value, label, persistent root) are displayed. Each point and rectangle has a unique identifier ($i) and can be used in the queries (e.g. InWindow).

The buttons are defined as follows:


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Authors: Henri Khou and Bernd Amann