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14 May 2008
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What's New in ERDAS IMAGINE 9.2?
15 May 2008
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22 May 2008
ERDAS Image Manager
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Workflow Solved: High Fidelity Orthomosaics
5 June 2008
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Getting the job done: Field-based Enterprise Asset Management
19 June 2008
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Announcing the New ERDAS, The Earth to Business Company
April 3, 2008
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The world of IONIC SOFTWARE
We all need a clear real-time vision and understanding of our environment : state agencies and institutions make best use of geospatial information to make the right decisions in terms of national planning and development; earth observation (EO) also requires relevant geodata exchange; even Defense needs it to safeguard public safety. Besides companies increasingly monitor their employee and equipment mobility thanks to similar data.
It is therefore obvious that the need for actually shared geospatial information is critical and reaching such an objective implies as well relevant data as efficient architectures that are genuinely interoperable.
The IONIC RedSpider product line is the most complete suite of interoperable products available today that implement full OGC and ISO architectures out-of-the-box.
INTEROPERABILITY & OPEN STANDARDS
It has been years now that GIS major players try to free themselves from proprietary/close information systems, joining the world of open and genuinely interoperable systems.
Interoperability allows integration of geodata issued by different systems and/or databases. Users can then exploit and share geospatial information over the Internet in an environment that is both open and safe.
Actual interoperability is possible thanks to open standards such as those established and promoted by the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC)/ISO .
Interoperable GIS solutions are therefore growingly implemented in information systems of organisations from different activity domains : geodata providers, national geographic institutes, distribution sector, logistics, ministries or local governments, facility management units, agencies active in cultural heritage protection, regional planning and development, environment, spatial industry, disaster management units, defense, etc.
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