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SERVIR-VIZ 3-D Visualization Tool for Mesoamerica
SERVIR-VIZ is a customized version of NASA’s free, open-source, web-enabled, 3D earth exploration tool known as WorldWind. SERVIR-VIZ was developed in a joint effort lead by SERVIR research partner The Institute for the Application of Geospatial Technology (IAGT). SERVIR-VIZ allows users to employ custom tools and view remotely-hosted framework data layers, maps, real-time satellite images, and other SERVIR products relevant to the Mesoamerica region in an interactive, 3D globe environment. SERVIR-VIZ is fully interoperable with NASA World Wind and can be used in conjunction with the numerous plug-ins and add-ons available from WorldWind Central. Please visit this page in the future as the SERVIR and IAGT teams have plans to expand the tools, data, and images available from SERVIR-VIZ.
Download SERVIR-VIZ (20mb) from CATHALAC (New version 2.1.6!)
Download SERVIR-VIZ (20mb) from NASA mirror site (New version 2.1.6!)
Note About Version 2.0: If you currently have a version of SERVIR-VIZ installed on your machine that is below version 2.0, you may need to uninstall prior versions of SERVIR-VIZ. Otherwise, uninstalling prior versions of SERVIR-VIZ is not required.
For more information about what’s new in SERVIR-VIZ 2.1, click on this link.
NASA has released World Wind as an open source program to improve its quality through peer review, maximize awareness and impact of NASA research, and increase dissemination of World Wind in support of NASA's mission: To inspire the next generation of explorers ... as only NASA can.
World Wind is developed at NASA Ames Research Center by Chris Maxwell, Randy Kim, Tom Gaskins, Bruce Lam and project manager Patrick Hogan.
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