Note: these pages are no longer maintainedNever the less, much of the information is still relevant.Beware, however, that some of the command syntax is from older versions, and thus may no longer work as expected. Also: external links, from external sources, inside these pages may no longer function. |
Getting started [installing the software] |
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2011 January 28 |
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Download the app Start your web browser and go to SpatiaLite's home: http://www.gaia-gis.it/spatialiteThe current version (January 2011) is v.2.4.0-RC4, and you can get executable binaries from: http://www.gaia-gis.it/spatialite-2.4.0-4/binaries.html Quite obviously the download site layout changes from time to time, so the above URLs may become quickly outdated. May be Linux users have to build binaries from themselves starting from sources: in such case read carefully the appropriate release notes before starting. |
Download the sample dataset #1 The first dataset we'll use is the Italian National Census 2001, kindly released by ISTAT (the Italian Census Bureau).Point your web browser at http://www3.istat.it/ambiente/cartografia/ and then download the following files:
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Download the sample dataset #2 The second required dataset is GeoNames, a worldwide collection of Populated Places.There are several flavors of this dataset: we'll use cities-1000 (any populated place into the word counting more than 1,000 peoples). http://download.geonames.org/export/dump/cities1000.zip |
Launching the app The spatialite_gui tool doesn't require any installation: simply unzip the compressed image you've just now downloaded, and click the launch icon. That's all. |
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