Geoc can create map cubes from your custom data and it can also use well known tiles sets like OSM, Stamen, and USGS.

I recently posted about creating paper craft map cubes using GeoScript Groovy and geoc CLI. This time, let’s use the GeoShell.

GeoShell is an interactive shell for geospatial analysis. It supports vector, raster, and tile datasets and includes a map module.

I recently posted about creating paper craft map cubes using GeoScript Groovy. This time, let’s use the geoc command line interface.

When my daughters were younger, we discovered cube craft paper models as a fun way to create paper toys. I then discovered that you can do the same thing with maps. The cubed Gnomonic projection is perfect for creating simple map cubes that kids can easily print, cut out, and assemble with a glue stick. Let’s use GeoScript Groovy to create a custom map cube.