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10 March 2008, 1:49pm
New version of ERDAS IMAGINE® offers new capabilities & enhanced features
Infoterra Ltd, a leader in the provision of geospatial products and services, announces that the new version of ERDAS IMAGINE® is now available to order by customers in the UK and Ireland.
With an improved surfacing tool, ERDAS IMAGINE 9.2 increases its handling from 500,000 points to more than 50 million points, quickly and efficiently. Promoting classification and productivity, ERDAS IMAGINE 9.2 now includes IMAGINE Subpixel Classification and swift and accurate image segmentation tools in IMAGINE Professional. Additionally, ERDAS IMAGINE now provides ECW support, offering increased interoperability with the recently acquired ER Mapper suite of products.
ERDAS IMAGINE 9.2 is expected to begin shipping in late March 2008. For more information please contact the Infoterra team at lgis-sales@infoterra-global.com or visit
www.infoterra.co.uk/leica.php
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