The Carbon Project and CarbonTools PRO took a key role at the first annual Aeronautical Information Exchange (AIXM) and Weather Information Exchange Model (WXXM) Conference on May 13 in Arlington, Virginia.

The Carbon Project announces it has been selected by the 2009 National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) Cooperative Agreement Program (CAP) to develop an open source desktop dashboard for Geodata.gov, the federal government service for maps and data. The project will develop a free application to enable “at-a-glance” visualization of geospatial assets and monitoring of Geospatial One-Stop (GOS) Portal search functions.

The Carbon Project is proud to release a series of videos that take you from Gaia installation to more advanced OGC and map styling features. Watch Nuke Goldstein, CTO of The Carbon Project, demonstrate Gaia including bits of the less known features (did you know Gaia supports GeoTagged images?) newcomers and advanced users may find helpful.

The first update of CarbonTools PRO for 2009 is a cool one. In addition to the usual bug corrections and feature enhancements we also added a new GML 3.2 parser and a major update to Gaia (version 3.3). Gaia Extender developers would love the API enhancements made in this version. Like all previous CarbonTools PRO releases the full Gaia source code is included with the package.

This document covers release notes for version 3.0.2.3 and historical notes for versions starting at version 3.0.1.0.

The Carbon Project is pleased to announce an expanded level of service now available to developers and users alike. The Gaia Support Package enables customers to engage Carbon Project engineering staff to address specific extensions, changes and enhancements to its Gaia and CarbonTools products. This new support package is in response to a worldwide surge of activity in developing Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) based on Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards. To help its growing user community address new and specific needs, The Carbon Project is providing a direct channel to the developers behind its products.