iSMART® provides full, enterprise-grade GIS functionality that is used by experts every day.
Key features include:
- Web-based interface: Users access all functionality via a web browser, no downloads or installation required.
- Role-based access control for data sets, maps, print templates and application functions.
- Standards-based security: Users and roles can be configured in LDAP/Active Directory.
- Viewing: Including pan, zoom, attribute information, measurement. Layer visibility and precedence can be set by administrators and customised by users. Users can save and view Map Bookmarks.
- Geographic business intelligence & analysis: Including search, query builder, graphs and charts, parameterised reports, exports to Excel, and regional "drill-down".
- Labelling: Capabilities include label positioning and rotation, font, scalable labels, halo, box, anchor point, offset, duplicate text suppression (with user toggle), partial object labelling, clash detection, user session changes to label style, SQL query based labels (including multiple database columns), and option in Layer Control to display labels only for particular layers.
- Editing: Full editing capabilities for the complete range of geometry features; a wide range of spatial editing functions like attribute entry, draw, move, offset, delete, union/merge, vertex editing, coordinate / distance and angle entry, copy and paste, merge, split, rotate & graphic grouping. Includes session management, undo & redo, locking, and the ability to keep edits private until approved by a designated supervisor.
- Dynamic snapping: Including several snap options and auto-trace , for spatial data consistency and quality while crea ting/editing geometries.
- Data rules engine: Allowing administrators to define powerful rules to maintain data quality. Rules are checked when saving data and users can review and correct rule exceptions.
- Printing: High q uality (vector) m ap output to PDFs with customisable print layouts . PDFs can be sent to printers for printing to scale.
- Map styling: Administrators can define display and print map styles (including lines, fills, text and symbols & scale-dependency), and for users to define personal styles. Layers may be styled by attribute.
- Thematics: Users can define and display thematic queries, including by range, discrete values, database joins, and spatial & SQL functions.
- Temporal: Time-based mark-up and analysis of spatial data.
- Metadata: View and search metadata to quickly find useful spatial data sets. Administrators may define metadata profiles corresponding to metadata standards such as ISO 19115 and ISO 15836 ("Dublin Core"), FGDC, GEMINI/ eGMS, and custom profiles.
- Web-based administration: User-friendly web-based setup of spatial data from Oracle and geospatial web services, including definition of maps, styling, metadata and end-user permissions.
- Auditing: Recording of all changes, including data and configuration.
- Network Data Modelling: Managing and editing of network data, and routing/tracing f or Oracle Network Data Model, or custom network data schemas.
