Thursday 10 January 2019

web mapping - Seeking free web GIS browser?



I have created several projects for several different clients. Each project has OS maps, shapefile layers from Government Bodies, Shapefile layers created, AutoCAD dxf loaded in (in various manners).


Is there a programme out there that I can load all my layers into (whilst maintaining their properties), keep all the original files on my computer. Send a link to a client that allows them to open the project, turn on and off various layers, interrogate the data (as in simple information tool), measure distance, and print maps, but not be able to edit the layers or save data.


I have worked of a GIS browser with various different government agencies but never had to create one.


Is there one that is a free, easy to use, and easy to learn by the clients?


I would like to be able to load all the files from QGIS 1.8.0 to this service whilst maintaining their properties, however if this is not possible I can do it over again.




Answer



If you are not looking to build your own, and rather use a hosted web service, there are a few that are out there to consider:



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