23 June 2008, 5:38pm
Fredericton, NB, Canada - June 23, 2008 - CARIS is pleased to announce the release of version 4.3 of its web mapping software, Spatial Fusion Enterprise, featuring real-time target tracking.
Spatial Fusion Enterprise is a web mapping engine for the integration of existing data from many sources, formats and locations and introduces geospatial visualization and analysis tools to support strategic short and long-term decision making without unnecessarily impacting your current operational processes.
Version 4.3 includes new tools and features for Point Buffer Selection, Markers, Statistical Analysis and Reporting. Among the most noteworthy features of version 4.3 is target tracking. Target tracking is mapped in
real-time, with display options such as track line feature (based on position or time), speed and turn indicators, and a display label.
Spatial Fusion Enterprise implements the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc.? (OGC) specifications for Web Map Service (WMS) and Web Feature Service (WFS). Version 4.3 delivers new support for the WFS 1.1.0
specification including the use of GML 2.0 and the GML 3.1.1 Simple Feature profile.
"We are very excited about the features being delivered to users in this latest release," said Claude LeBlanc, CARIS Product coordinator.
"Overall, the new features will enable users to offer an exciting new range of geospatial services, to meet the needs of their GIS-expert stakeholders through sophisticated geospatial tools, and to further promote the use their data through a highly intuitive web portal."
To learn more about CARIS Spatial Fusion Enterprise and to see an online
demonstration please visit www.caris.com/sfe.
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