FortiusOne at Google I/O

This week some of the other engineers are off to Google I/O, look for plenty of GeoIQ and Geocommons goodness in the Developer Sandbox there. FortiusOne is a Google Enterprise Partner and we’ve performed integration with Google applications on both the Geocommons and GeoIQ side. On Geocommons we’ve integrated with both the Google Earth Plugin and the Google Maps API. Geocommons and GeoIQ both support KML for upload and download of Finder overlays as well as download of maps as KML. Specifically On the enterprise side GeoIQ allows you to hook into your organization’s Google Earth Fusion Server. This enables you to use tiles from the Fusion Server as well as globes with the Google Earth Plugin.
Also in the Sandbox we’ll be demonstrating our REST API and JavaScript API. Our documentation and some sample code is available on Github. For questions about either API join our API Google Group. As a company that believes in eating our own dog food Map of the News is built utilizing these APIs. To see the most current dashboard in action checkout maps of the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill.
If you stop by look for Matt Dew or Andrew Semprebon, tell them “wonderchook” sent you!
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