Dr. Fred Calef @Fred_Calef_III (JPL) talks about “The Multi-Mission Geographic Information System (MMGIS) is a NASA AMMOS open source webGIS framework for orbital and in situ planetary missions.”
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From Fred Calef:
Here’s a link to the MMGIS open source repository: https://github.com/NASA-AMMOS/MMGIS
MMGIS capabilities:
- Supports any spherical planetary body
- Handles Web Mercator, Equirectangular/Equidistant Cylindrical, Polar (LAEA) projections with capability to support others
- Web-based mapping interface
- Display vector, raster, and 3D models
- 2D Leaflet Slippy map
- 3D globe with tiled height data
- Viewer for photosphere mosaics, images (GIF, PNG, JPG, WEBP), 3D models (OBJ)
- Image viewer capable of showing mosaics with targets
- Customizable layers
- Multiuser vector drawing
- Elevation profiler
- Graph Chemistry and other data types
- Default data types: GeoJSON, MapBox Vector Tiles, TMS tiled rasters from GeoTIFFs, OBJ (for 3D and Viewer)
- Imports GeoJSON, shapefiles for users, CSV for data tables, reading raw GeoTIFFs for value querying
New release of MMGIS due on 10 April 2020.