Orbit GT Orbit GT to showcase Geomni Oblique content in ArcOnline/ArcGIS at Esri UC, San Diego, CA

“Orbit GT and Geomni are proud to announce a major breakthrough for Esri users looking to use aerial Oblique imagery”, says Peter Bonne, CEO of Orbit GT. “Orbit GT will showcase Geomni Oblique content integrated in ArcOnline/ArcGIS Pro at the Esri UC. Geomni covers all major US cities in Oblique imagery which now instantly come available to all Esri customers.  Join us on booth 333 to see how it works.”

Geomni, a business unit of Verisk Analytics, provides aerial acquisition capability throughout the continental US and Hawaii.  Geomni’s massive library of hi-resolution data is available for subscription within the OrbitGT viewer.  The library collection plan includes every community of 15,000 people or more in the US, with annual or higher refresh rates on communities of 50,000 or more.  In addition, Geomni can provide custom collections, or provide content via drives, download, or API’s for immediate and precise 3D measuring within the OrbitGT viewer.

Come and take a look at booth 333 (Orbit GT).

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La Matanza, Argentina, optimizes public advertising using Mobile Mapping

La Matanza, Argentina, optimizes public advertising using Mobile Mapping

The survey and identification of public advertizement space for the calculation of the advertising rights of La Matanza allows the city to quantify and typify all the installations and/or advertising elements through which the economic activity of a certain social actor is developed and materialized according to the ordinance tariff 2017 for the advertising rights of the municipality of La Matanza ...
The survey and identification of public advertizement space for the calculation of the advertising rights of La Matanza allows the city to quantify and typify all the installations and/or advertising elements through which the economic activity of a certain social actor is developed and materialized according to the ordinance tariff 2017 for the advertising rights of the municipality of La Matanza.
Irina Longo, La Matanza, Argentina

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