Datastore Connectors

	What is it? This is a simple application that listens for OpenSpirit data selection and GIS feature events and responds by creating kml placemarks which are automatically added to Google Earth. The following data types are currently supported for Data Selection events: Well Bores - will create point placemark at well surface location 2d Seismic Line- will create a polyline placemark showing the full extent of the line geometry 2d Seismic Dataset- will create a polyline placemark showing the extent of a particular seismic trace dataset (potentially a subset of the full 2d line) 3d Seismic Survey - will create a 4 point polygon placemark showing the corner points of the 3d survey 3d Seismic Volume- will create a 4 point polygon placemark showing the corner points of a seismic volume (potentially a subset of the full 3d survey) Horizon - will create a geo-registered png image overlay showing the z values of horizon grid using a rainbow color scale Point Feature - will create a corresponding point placemark Polyline Feature - will create a corresponding polyline placemark Polygon Feature - will create a corresponding polygon placemark In addition, this application also listens for GIS feature selection events for points, polylines, and polygons (as sent by the OpenSpirit ArcGIS Extension). To view a 5 minute Flash video (with audio) showing this application in use please click here.
	What does it require? This is a Windows application that requires that you have OpenSpirit ( v3.0 or newer) along with the newest beta version of Google Earth 4 (available from Google).
	How much does it cost? Nothing - we are providing this free to OpenSpirit customers. You will need your normal OpenSpirit runtime and data connector licenses but no additional paid for licenses. It does require a no-cost OspGoogleAdapter flexlm license feature be added to your existing license file.
	How do I get it? Download here (4 Mbyte download). Then double click on the downloaded file and follow the normal windows installer steps. You will also need to request your free flexlm license by sending an email to support@openspirit.com with the hostname and hostid of your current OpenSpirit license server. We will then send you a new feature key which your OpenSpirit administrator should then add to your existing license file.
	How do I run it? Start the application from its desktop icon or from the OpenSpirit->Google Adapter Program Start menu entry. Refer to the simple help instructions accessed from the help menu.
	Is it supported? OpenSpirit Corp. does not guarantee ongoing maintenance of this free application. We are interested in your feedback , however, so please send comments and suggestions to support@openspirit.com.
	Can I get the source code? Yes! We will be posting the C# source code on our developer online forum ( http://devnet.openspirit.com). Licensees of our dev kit are free to use this code for their own purposes (commercial or otherwise) . If you wish to share any of your enhancements will will post these on our developers forum as well.