Data viewer
About
The NEII programme in collaboration with Data61 have developed the NEII data viewer to provide map-based access to NEII data resources. The viewer uses TerriaJS software to display NEII conformant data services and will grow as more NEII conformant data are on-boarded.
The data viewer adopts an open distributed architecture where, when a user accesses data, it is from the custodial organisation through a NEII-conformant data service. The data viewer itself does not store data—it provides a map-based view to data stored at-source.
More information on how to use the viewer can be found here.
Data viewer source code licence
The source code for TerriaJS is available on GitHub. It is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, and source code files can only be used in compliance with the licence.
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the licence is distributed as is, without warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied. See the licence for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the licence.
Data viewer open source software
The data viewer uses open source software. Portions of the viewer use the following copyrighted open source material:
- Cesium (open source under the Apache 2.0 licence)
- Leaflet, Leaflet-plugins:Bing.js (open source under the simplified BSD licence)
- Geoserver (open source under the GNU GPL 2.0 licence)
- JQuery, jquery-csv, jquery-xml2json, URI.js, Proj4.js, html2canvas, Leaflet Tile Filters, Knockout, Knockout ES5 plugin, Jasmine (all open source under the MIT licence)
- esri-leaflet.js (open source under the Apache 2.0 licence)
- togeojson, Tilelayer.Bing.js (open source under the wtfpl ver 2) For more detail on the licences see Data61s GitHub.
For more information email environment@bom.gov.au.