Кризис, да?

И по этому поводу все начинают экономить. Очень подходящий момент для "пересадки" на опенсорц.
В нашем случае - MapServer, OpenLayer, PostGIS со товарищи (QGIS, GRASS, ...).
mapserver.gis.umn.edu


primagis.fi
PrimaGIS is a mapping solution meant primarily as a spatial extension for Archetypes based objects. The idea is to allow existing Archetypes based objects to be presented on predefined maps and allow users to easily access this spatial information in relation to the primary information of the objects. It is possible to have non-AT objects as data items also. PrimaGIS is not a standalone application, but builds on top of Mapserver, Python Cartographic Library (PCL) and Cartographic Objects for Zope (ZCO).


nabble.com
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There is no comprehensive matrix of geospatial packages for Plone, but
I'll try to do a quick overview here:

Maps and PloneGoogleMaps are about georeferencing your existing and new
Plone content. They embed tools to geo-annotate (with lat/long) your
contents and embed map portlets to view them. Like Eric said, Maps and
PloneGoogleMaps can't connect to PostGIS and, as far as I know, can only
handle points. If Plone is the major piece of your intranet and you
don't have any other spatial data, then these products could serve you well.

PrimaGIS does connect to PostGIS and in the Plone 3 branch will deliver
feature data to an OpenLayers map using JSON, but this is probably too
heavyweight. Generally, PrimaGIS is a solution when Plone is the major
piece of your intranet and you *do* have other spatial data (shapefiles
or spatial databases).

I'm developing a slightly different set of software for my Pleiades
project. Plone is just one piece of our system, and we're mainly
interested in getting our spatial data out onto the "GeoWeb" so that our
community of classicists can view it in Google Earth, Google Maps, or
whatever. My new Geographer product for Plone 3 makes GeoRSS and KML
views of content which can be handed off to other viewers, perhaps even
an embedded map.

Those are the three clusters of spatial tools for Plone as I see them.
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