Project Summary
The Ossim Mapping ARchiver (OMAR) is an advanced discovery, processing, and viewing system for remote sensing, satellite and aerial image processing, and a wide range of geospatial products. The top level logic uses GRAILS to integrate several leading open source solutions including:
OSSIM, OpenLayers, MapServer, GDAL, Postgres/Postgis, GeoServer (geotools) and others. The core development team at RadiantBlue provides periodic releases and ongoing support for the system to a wide range of federal agencies, international efforts and projects.
In a Nutshell, omar...
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took an estimated 95 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in January, 2010
ending with its most recent commit almost 7 years ago
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