Tech Tip:
Can I
publish
redistricting
plans and other
maps and data on
the Internet or
my intranet?
There are three
ways you can
publish
redistricting
plans and other
maps and data on
the Internet and
your intranet.
The simplest way
is to
choose Redistricting-Plan
Utilities-Publish
Plan to HTML.
Maptitude for
Redistricting
turns the plan
map and
Districts
dataview into
a static HTML page
that you can
publish on your
web site.
The second way
is to export
your plan layer
to a Google
Earth Compressed
(.kmz) document.
These documents
can be shared
online and added
directly to any
Google Earth
window on a
desktop or
mobile device.
This method
allows viewers
to zoom in and
out and obtain
information on
the
characteristics
you include.
The third and
best way is to
create
interactive web
applications
that allow you
to zoom the map
to any location
and then display
your
redistricting
data to a wider
audience.
Caliper's Maptitude
for the Web
is the
easy-to-use and
cost-effective
tool for this
job. Maptitude
for the Web, a
special edition
of Maptitude
Geographic
Information
System (GIS)
software,
includes all of
the regular
capabilities of
Maptitude, and
in addition
leverages
powerful
functions that
make it easy for
you to design,
test and publish
interactive map
applications on
your web site.
Maptitude for
the Web lets you
create dynamic,
independent,
embeddable, and
interactive web
applications
using a map and
a Mapplication
(application
template).
Maptitude map
applications are
published via a
server for
intranet or
Internet access
by end-users.
In addition,
Maptitude Online
Redistricting is
a web-based
redistricting
software
designed to
create
redistricting
plans, rather
than just to
share them. The
redistricting
toolbox is
similar to the
toolbox in the
desktop version,
and the user can
zoom, pan, and
query the map
using the
mapping tools.
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Maptitude Online
Redistricting
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