Haringey Council, UK, selects eSpatial’s iSMART for Local Government Solution Framework for new Corporate Web GIS
August 19, 2008
eSpatial & Ação Informática Announce Strategic Reseller Agreement to Deliver eSpatial’s iSMART® Products & Applications Throughout Brazil and South America
July 17, 2008
Dublin Bus Goes Live with New Bus Stop System based on eSpatial’s iSMART®
June 27, 2008
GITA Oil and Gas Conference 2008 21st-24th September
September 21, 2008
SAOUG Conference 2008 13th-15th October
October 13, 2008
NLPG "Underpinning Transformational Government" 2008 Conference 16th October 2008
October 16, 2008
UK Oracle User Group 2008 Conference and Exhibition 1st-5th December
December 01, 2008
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Verizon Wins "GITA 2008 Innovator Award" with Web Mapping Application, built on eSpatial's iSMART |
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Two eSpatial Case studies have been included in the latest Oracle Book 'Pro Oracle Spatial': DOD Case Study USGS Case Study |
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Data itself is rarely of value to an organisation. It is the information that can be derived from that data that is valuable. Deriving information means analysing and understanding the relationships between the various data.
In the spatial arena this could be as simple as measuring the distance between two points or deriving how many customers live within a certain catchment area. What is important is that the data is amenable to analysis.
Most large organisations have many sources and formats of spatial data, or data that is spatially referenced e.g., a customer name and address. For example a utility company may source base-map data from their national mapping agency, customer demographic data from the census agency, network data from their own surveyors and geological data from yet another. If this data is to be of use then it must be:
* Converted or transformed into a common format and data model
* Stored in a common data store that allows meaningful searches across the data
* Accessible in whatever format that the user requires.
eSpatial's standards based technology supports the consolidation, transformation and referencing of most forms of spatial data. Stored in an oracle spatial database, the data is easily queried and analysed, and can be distributed in multiple formats to any device, anywhere.