PyWPS is simple cgi set of scripts, which (nearly) fills standard of OGC (http://opengis.org) Web Processing Service. This standard describes the way how geoinformation operations should be served via networks.
PyWPS provides environment for writing own scripts with help of GIS GRASS modules (http://grass.itc.it). User of PyWPS can easily focuse on writing own GRASS-scripts, without taking care on how the data will be imported and served back to the client. Providing GRASS funktionality on the Internet should be as easy as possible.
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