'On-the-fly' interoperability for GIS data
1 February 2002
Global Geomatics has introduced MapFusion, a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) software that permits access to geospatial data from diverse sources and formats - without requiring complex pre-processing or time-consuming translations.
MapFusion's 'on-the-fly' ability to access, visualise, share, and disseminate geographic information systems (GIS) data across the Internet or IP-based intranets, means that even nonGIS specialists can reap benefits from geospatial data created by other departments or organisations.
MapFusion seamlessly and dynamically merges heterogeneous and distributed geospatial data files into a single map - literally 'fusing' maps together. Multiple vector or image files - regardless of their source coordinate systems or formats - can be combined to form a single map. The product uniformly displays tactical overlays atop geospatial data from any source.
Global Geomatics
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