[OSGeo-Discuss] Total Open Station 0.3 released!

George R. C. Silva georger.silva at gmail.com
Fri Dec 2 09:59:58 PST 2011


Em 02/12/2011 15:40, Stefano Costa escreveu:
> Total Open Station 0.3 was released today!
>
> What is Total Open Station?
> Total Open Station (TOPS for friends) is a free software program for
> downloading and processing data from total station devices.
>
> If you don't know what a total station is, please read
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_station to get an idea.
>
> The task of managing survey data is usually done by proprietary, dedicated and
> Windows™-only software, but TOPS is different by nature, because:
>
>        * it is free software released under the GNU GPLv3 license;
>        * it works on any operating system, including some mobile platforms
>          (OpenMoko);
>        * it is designed to support as many devices and formats as
>          possible, all within the same program, opposed to having one
>          program per device.
>
> Total Open Station is available as a Python source install for GNU/Linux and
> other UNIX systems (possibly including Mac OSX, feedback welcome), and
> as a binary installer for Microsoft Windows. Downloads and install
> instructions at http://tops.iosa.it/installing.html
>
> TOPS 0.3 is our first official release, and already has support for
> different input formats (there are lots of them out there). More formats
> will be supported in next releases, and user feedback is essential.
>
> Total Open Station is developed within the IOSA Project, and is written
> in Python. The website and documentation is at http://tops.iosa.it/ if
> you want to find out how to contribute or read more detailed
> documentation.
>
> Ciao,
> Stefano
>
>
>
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Congratulations for the release of such a software. There is a huge gap 
in OSS regarding topography and GNSS.

Congrats agaiN!



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