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CV XE GIS Applications Using OpenStreetMap

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Visual analysis with ProximityOne tools
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visually analyze clients/markets
site analysis using 1 mile radius

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$median household income
patterns by census tract - Houston

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113th Congressional Districts

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US Asian Indian population 2010

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geocoded students and school
McKinney ISD, TX

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geocoded students and school
with tax parcels & streets

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high school attendance zones
with schools by type

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%high school graduates by
census tract - Puerto Rico

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Austin, TX MSA counties &
places 10K+ population markers

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Appalachia counties (green) &
coalfield counties (orange)

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China provinces percent urban &
cities (markers) by state plan

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Honolulu census tracts (red)
& census blocks


Central Park area NYC

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Kansas City Metro & Counties
Home Depot locations (markers)

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World Cities; focus on Spain

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Power of Combining Maps with Data

Support & Technical Assistance
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This section illustrates using CV XE GIS software with Web-based OpenStreetMap (OSM) layer via OSM WMS (OGC Web Map Service). CV XE GIS supports the OGC WMS standard and can open map layers from any properly functioning WMS server, including OSM WMS servers. Use of the OSM shown here is available at no cost and has global coverage. Tiling graphics are courtesy of MapQuest.

Sample Views (scroll section)
CV XE GIS - U.S. south central region; states & interstate shapefile overlays


1 - U.S.; states & interstate shapefile overlays


2 - Houston, TX; Texas 113th Congressional District 29 shapefile overlay


3 - Georgia 2013 vintage Metropolitan Statistical Areas shapefile overlay


4 - Hawaii with census tract boundaries shapefile overlay


5 - Washington, DC


6 - New York, NY with census tract boundaries shapefile overlay


7 - Paris, France


8 - Geneva, Switzerland


9 - Berlin, Germany


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