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NAVTEQ Features Impressive Line-Up of Customer Solutions at Oracle OpenWorld
2008 —Sep 22, 2008, GISCafe (HTML) |
NAVTEQ and NAVTEQ customers deliver presentations
and deomonstrations at Oracle OpenWorld 2008. Deomnstrations included an
interactive mapping application, a thin-client location intelligence solution,
advanced imagery for risk assessment on major catastrophic events including
Hurricanes Ike and Gustav and more... |
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Where 2 Get It Announces Reverse Geocoding, Leveraging Oracle SaaS Platform
for Cost-Efficient Development of Complex Geospatial Applications—Sep
22, 2008, GISCafe (HTML) |
"Oracle Spatial allows Where 2 Get
It to geocode client locations and web page address input used for store/dealer/restaurant
location searches and driving directions. Where 2 Get It is able to integrate
all geospatial services through an Oracle system capable of scaling as necessary
to handle huge increases in user demand, at a lower total cost of ownership,
which is passed on as savings to Where 2 Get It customers." |
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Independent Software Vendors Continue to Adopt Oracle (R) Real Application
Clusters for Enhanced Availability and Scalability—Sep
22, 2008, GISCafe (HTML) |
Over 600 Independent Software Vendors worldwide
have certified their business solutions, including many Geospatial applications,
on Oracle Real Application Clusters. |
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Oracle XE and Geospatial Information Systems: An Interview with Dennis Wuthrich
of Farallon Geographics—Apr 26, 2007, Directions
Magazine Article (HTML) |
Dennis Wuthrich, CEO of Farallon
Geographics, talks with Directions Magazine about Oracle XE and Farallon's
use of its spatial capabilities to meet certain clients needs. He particularly
talks about the advantages to Farallon and its clients of using technology
built by the world's second largest software company and supported by every
major GIS vendor. |
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Las Vegas Valley Water District Improves the Design and Management of Infrastructures
with Autodesk Topobase—Nov 16, 2006, Geospatial
Solutions (HTML) |
Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD)
has expanded its enterprise software systems using Autodesk Topobase software
to apply real-time spatial data in design, as-built documentation and maintenance
work in the field. Autodesk Topobase software is built on Autodesk Map 3D,
Autodesk MapGuide Enterprise and Oracle Spatial database software applications
allowing LVVWD to implement efficient GIS data management systems and maintain
and share accurate spatial information throughout its organization regardless
of format. |
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Going
Beyond Averages, Using Spatial Data to Analyze Insurance Risk—April,
2006, Location Intelligence Conference, San Francisco (PDF
835KB) |
This presentation by Scott Tracy, QPC; Jennifer
Lemus, ISO Innovative Analytics; and David Lapp, Farallon Geographics examines
the use of spatial data to analyze insurance risk. Click
here to view the related Farallon Geographics case study. |
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Oracle Spatial-Based Track Maintenance and Management System for the Brussels
Public Transport Co.—Apr 10, 2006, STAR
Informatic Presentation (PDF 1.2MB) |
This presentation by Manuel Pallage, STAR
Informatic, to the UK
Oracle User Group—Oracle
Spatial SIG, shows how Oracle Spatial's Linear Referencing System (LRS)
provides a solid foundation for the Brussels Public Transport Co. rail asset
management system that is easy to develop with. It shows how specific LRS
functions provide required track management capabilities, how data was easily
converted to Oracle Spatial LRS format, an overview of the web GIS platform,
and how LRS attributes are added.
Related
Case Study: Tracking the Transit Tracks in Brussels |
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LizardTech GeoExpress 6 - Product Overview—Feb
07, 2006, Directions Magazine Article (HTML) |
Joe Francica describes Oracle Partner, LizardTech's
latest release of their GeoExpress product. Included is a description of
product enhancements and the benefits of LizardTech's integration with Oracle
Spatial. |
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