Dear Gito,

UMN is not a real "GIS application" itsself, UMN is more capable for showing processed GIS data in the internet. There are some possibilities to interact with PostGIS, but if you really want to interpolate data from points to surfaces, you should think about using a GIS in your backend (e.g. GRASS, which supports a PHP, python (and some others based) interface to web-applications). As an example we use GRASS as backend so that users may interpolate time-series of measured soil-moisture data and present this data via UMN Mapserver in an OpenLayers based client.

So, what you need is an architecture, not purely UMN.
Correct me, if I'm wrong... -)

Hope this points you in a direction

Till


Hi all,

I am just introduced to Map Server, I've developed a web server with Fedora 7 and would like to develop a tool for map analysis in web by using Map Server.. Advise please, how to make a map interpolation with Map Server? and also the requirement for developing the interpolation?

Thanks
Gito Ginting

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