“…With the advent of Web 2.0, there has been an increase in the use of GIS technologies, this is possible due to more interaction of the user interaction with the features contained in this systems. With increased use of the GIS in Web 2.0 context, new tool and applications have arisen, which is applied in other computer domains (J. da Silva, 2008), such as: spatial decision support system (SDSS), business intelligence (BI), geospatial data warehouse (GDW), Spatial OnLine Analytical Processing (SOLAP), according to these works: Fu & Sun (2010), J. da Silva (2008), Marshall et al (2010) e P. C. da Silva (2010). The use of GIS on web also boosted the creation of new computer languages which have been created for distribution and visualization based on geodata, such as: GML (Geography Markup Language), KML (Keyhole Markup Language), GeoMDQL (Geographic Multidimensional Query Language) (Open Geospatial Corporation, 2003;Google Developer, 2013;J.…”