This update of CarbonTools PRO provides numerous corrections and enhancements such as support to the OGC WCS 1.1.x and improved handling of WFS 1.1 and GML 3.

This update of CarbonTools PRO is full with goodies. The tile-map engine was put to good use with the support to the up and coming WMTS (Web Map Tiling Service) from OGC, as well as the OpenStreetMap tile services - to which we added a new assembly with complete source code.

Another exciting update is the addition of editing tools to the MultiMap control. This is the first major update to MultiMap in a while and it is a doozy, you can easily create and edit points, lines and polygons directly on the map mash-up.

There are many enhancements and additions in this release that we decided that it is time for a sub-version raise. In addition, a preview version of Gaia 3.4 with full source code is included. Welcome to CarbonTools PRO 3.1!

The Carbon Project and CarbonTools PRO took a key role at the first annual Aeronautical Information Exchange (AIXM) and Weather Information Exchange Model (WXXM) Conference on May 13 in Arlington, Virginia.

The first update of CarbonTools PRO for 2009 is a cool one. In addition to the usual bug corrections and feature enhancements we also added a new GML 3.2 parser and a major update to Gaia (version 3.3). Gaia Extender developers would love the API enhancements made in this version. Like all previous CarbonTools PRO releases the full Gaia source code is included with the package.

This document covers release notes for version 3.0.2.3 and historical notes for versions starting at version 3.0.1.0.

The Carbon Project recently announced that its CarbonTools PRO, Gaia and ((Echo))MyPlace software now includes support for Microsoft Virtual Earth.