By Deepika MalaDBx GEOMATICS, a major player in the development of interactive Web mapping applications, has unveiled CartoVista 3, the 3rd generation of its thematic Web mapping solution.
The all new CartoVista 3 includes a brand-new tile engine, which integrates existing map tile providers, such as Google (News
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Entirely re-architected and optimized for a faster display, CartoVista 3 provides an unparalleled interactive experience. It combines the best of today’s cartography with advanced data visualization and continues to be a highly effective Web application.
In a press release, Dany Bouchard, president of DBx GEOMATICS, said: “With its user-friendly icons and graphics, the CartoVista 3 user interface includes new pods, windows, contextual menus and animations to help display strategic indicator data. The user interface leverages the best of the Adobe Flash platform with a maximum of flexibility.”
He also added, “The dockable windows and dialogs assist the users in building advanced dashboard views for analysis in just a few clicks.”
More control over the map thematic analyses is also provided by CartoVista 3. It now supports unlimited thematic analyses from different interactive vector layers all at once.
CartoVista 3 maps load up to three times faster than version 2, provides smoother navigation and allows for unlimited zoom details.
DBx GEOMATICS, established in 1993 in the Ottawa-Gatineau region, offers innovative and effective geo-spatial solutions to federal and provincial government, as well as international businesses. It has also been recognized as a leader in the integration of MapInfo (News
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In related news, OnTerra Systems, a technology leader in Web mapping, fleet optimization, and Geographic Information Systems integration solutions and services, today introduced MapSavvy WMS: an affordable Web Mapping Service application based on Bing maps.