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<div class="">It’s actually usable in both of the those categories. I would lean a bit more towards the Portal description though. GeoMoose was put together in the forst place to handle the dissemination of large GeoSpatail datasets covering a large area,
while still allowing the users to get at the data they needed for their little corner of the map world.</div>
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<div class="">At it’s heart, it was intended to oraganize and distribute many data layers while also aloow for a visual interface for the discovery of the spatially referenced data (A Portal). The GeoMoose demo is packaged as a Portal too. But a key point
is that while GeoMoose can connect to other Web services. It’s essentially a Javascript application that can be used to mine OGC services. The Demo has these services originating from MapServer. GeoMoose can also use Tiles, raster and vector, as well as
be configured to run in standalone mode. It really only requires a Browser and some datasets to operate. A web server helps, but I think I could set it up to run from a flat file location too (I can be corrected here, and proably will :c).</div>
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<div class="">It’s really (REALLY) hard to describe all the GeoMoose capabilities actually. I’m of the mind to figure out how to pachage it up in more than on way actually, but it’s just not been gotten to yet. Others here will likely say I’m not 100% with
any of this too.</div>
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<div class="">On Oct 17, 2017, at 5:48 PM, Jody Garnett <<a href="mailto:jody.garnett@gmail.com" class="">jody.garnett@gmail.com</a>> wrote:</div>
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<div class="">One thing that startled me was where geomoose lives in the choose-a-project wizard.</div>
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information technology</a> > <a href="http://osgeo.getinteractive.nl/choose-a-project/information-technology/web-services/" class="">
web services</a> - yes!</div>
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<div class="">Did I do a bad job of describing "portal"? It used to be called "intengrated" but then everyone chose it, now that it is called portal nobody has chosen it.</div>
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<div class="">Goal is to describe an application (like GeoMOOSE?) that can be used for web mapping out of the box using only configuration ... or do I have the wrong idea about GeoMOOSE?</div>
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