Geoplatform MNCN - Map viewer (prototype)

Google & Yahoo

Visualize it

Projection Options

Printing options

Layers

TDWG layers

Natural features

Quadricule layers (degree grids)

UTM grids

Administrative layers

Africa

Antartica

Asia

Central America

East Europe

West Europe

North America

South America

Oceania

high resolution layers

Background layers

GBIF data

Explore GBIF data
It doesn't work with Internet Explorer!!

GBIF data for Copris

Your projects

Create your project

Upload your project

Please select a file and click Upload button

Upload your CSV data!

Number of fields
Position of latitude
Position of longitude

Upload a CSV file

create new dataset
add to the current data

Show data format and CSV example

Here you can download an example of a valid CSV file (1000 records)

The parameters to fill for this test file are:

Number of fields:5
Latitude: 1
Longitude: 2

The file must be a CSV (comma-separated values) and have at least latitude and longitude in WGS84 datum and a field (genus, species...) for future filtering and symbolization.
The system is currently designed to work with Genus and Species, and these must be the third (and fourth) field in your CSV.

You can try to work with other kind of data, but you must have at least a third field in the CSV.

Don't leave any blank space! don't use non-latin letters or symbols (accents, ' > < commas...)

Coordinates must follow Decimal notation (eg: 0.44, -79.9). To to Decimal notation you can use the Coordinate Conversor

Your Point Data

Other tools

Boxes tool

Data manipulation tool

Spatial analysis

Interactive analysis tools

Click here, wait the layer to appear on the map and hover the desired polygon

Polygon code:

Number of records

Number of genera

Taxa/record

Add/Remove modules

Show Projects module

Show Projections module

Show Google & Yahoo module

Show analysis module

Show GBIF module

Show Query & draw module

Show other modules

Help&Contact

We are updating documentation, but you can check these videos

EDIT mapViewer has been developed by Pere Roca (peroc79@gmail.com)
We are in development, but you can share your experience, complain or just suggest something to davy.james@hotmail.com (James Davy)
Most of the GIS layers here can be found on EDIT GIS download site

Spatial Analysis (you can click and drag me)

Query results (you can click and drag me)

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