July 2009
GIS, maps and much more... a web based GIS solution for less than £10K!
If you are constantly challenged to provide your staff with more for less then perhaps we can
help you.
Our recent deployment of software for British Transport Police handles terabytes of data and enables the delivery of maps, aerial photographs and GIS capabilities to the whole force over their Intranet.
We have used our experience with BTP to develop a range of solutions including ISM MapView, a new, flexible, low cost intranet GIS. Just one of the many tasks it can be used to carry out is plotting all CCTV sites against a mapping backdrop. Clicking on an instance reveals information about, ownership, coverage, type, refresh cycles etc.. All this is available through a standard web browser.
What's more much of the underlying solution is based on established, well supported Open Source components which means you will get excellent value for money and probably even some revenue savings over your existing solutions.
For more information, see our Products page.
16th October 2008
NLPG Exemplar Awards
Spatial Technology (UK) will be exhibiting at the NLPG Exemplar Awards 2008 on the 16th October 2008 in Birmingham. Good luck to everyone who has entered.
For further details go to http://www.nlpg.org.uk
23rd to 25th September 2008
AGI annual conference
We will be attending the AGI annual conference in Stratford upon Avon on the 23rd-25th September.
For further details go to http://www.agi.org.uk/
23rd July 2008
SW Region ALO and NSG/LLPG Custodians Meeting
We presented to around 40 staff from the Authorities in the South West Region. Ian's presentation covered the need for data warehousing associated with the Authority's spatial data in order to properly store and analyse data to meet the needs of CPA and also the Inspire directives.
The meeting took place at the Steam Museum in Swindon.
Isambard Kingdom Brunel - innovative technology
2nd July 2008
NW Region ALO and NSG/LLPG Custodians Meeting
We presented to around 50 staff from the 47 - 50 Authorities in the North West Region that have an ALO and about 20 Authorities that have LSG Custodians. Ian's presentation covered the need for data warehousing associated with the Authority's spatial data in order to properly store and analyse data to meet the needs of CPA and also the Inspire directives.
The meeting took place at the Radcliffe Civic Suite, Radcliffe near Bury.
