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WISE (Water information system for Europe). The first viewer that uses to map template. This website hosts 12 different interactive applications and all configured from XML-files. The AXL on the server side has no layers defined. The viewer uses the ArcIMS9.2 dynamic layers function. WISE has more then 60 different layers and makes the AXL server side way to complicated to manage.

http://water.europa.eu or http://dataservice.eea.eu.int/demo/wise

Ozone web viewer. Try it out and feel how pleasent you browse arround in the data. This viewer is very smooth mainly because we diconnected to user interaction from the server beeing busy.Latest development: Developed by a company called Atkins for EEA based on the map components. A very nice piece of work. 1 million records every moth, more then 3000 interpolations are executed in that month, you can go back in time and a simple click on the map give you options to view or zoom into the map. All thanks to 30 providers all over Europe. (Source can be asked on request)

http://www.eea.europa.eu/maps/ozone

Image 2000 and Land cover changes from 1990 and 2000. This viewer hooks up to 1Terra byte of satellite images and another service showing a polygon layer of Land cover changes in Europe. A simple click on the polygons will show you the change between 1990 and 2000 including some examples of images.

http://dataservice.eea.eu.int/clc, source code CLCViewer.zip ( 2.5MB, 2 Sept 2005)

EPER is the European Pollutant Emission Register - the first European-wide register of industrial emissions into air and water.

http://eper.eea.eu.int/eper/flashmap.asp

EUNIS is building a new viewer based on the Mapviewer components. Very soon available on the EUNIS website. Have a look at. This site is under development and might not be available sometimes.

http://eunis.eea.eu.int/gis-tool.jsp

Derek made a IMS viewer for everybody to use. Simple download the .swf file and hookup your ArcIMS server. Very cool work Derek!

mapViewer_large.swf
Derek is so free to give you also his source code

Flood methodology viewer. A prototype viewer that tries to give user input forms and viewer as one and the same tool. The edit function is disabled but you can see the forms.

http://dataservice.eea.eu.int/floodrisk/

SEMCog Maps (Southeast Michigan Council of Goverments), Jeff Nutting made a wonderful viewer. The newer version looks clean and easy to use!

http://webdev2.semcog.org/cgi-bin/mapping/

Chuang, Luke wrote: I just want to let you know your Flash map viewer is a wonderful component for ArcIMS. I have been using different development tools (HTML, ASP, ASP.NET, …) to create ArcIMS websites for my company. I think you Flash map viewer is one of the best tools for smaller/simple mapping projects. I am in the process to create an imagery store website for my company (http://gdc.h-gac.com/website/flash/)

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