Hexagon’s Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial division announced the launch of Power Portfolio 2022, the latest version of its leading GIS, remote sensing, photogrammetry and geospatial data management products. The Power Portfolio helps organizations collect, process, analyze and understand geospatial data and organize it into centralized libraries for easy sharing through web and mobile applications, including custom apps and solutions.
The latest release increases efficiency for users of ERDAS IMAGINE, ImageStation and GeoMedia with automated workflows and the ability to extract point clouds from larger stereoimagery files up to three times faster. GeoMedia WebMap also enhances productivity by empowering field personnel to access and edit data anywhere, anytime with new mobile capabilities.
Interface improvements across the portfolio elevate the user experience for many products, most notably ERDAS APOLLO with the new web-based administration client APOLLO Studio, while enhanced support for industry standards, such as OGC, MGCP and INSPIRE, makes data sharing easier than ever. Additionally, analysts can now double the amount of imagery in the graphics area of ERDAS IMAGINE at a 1:1 pixel resolution for greater detail.
"With Power Portfolio 2022, government, defense and transportation organizations can extract location intelligence faster from their spatial and enterprise data," said Mladen Stojic, President, Geospatial, Hexagon’s Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial division. "That not only saves time and resources, but it also helps users generate better maps and analytical products to improve their services and stay ahead of challenges."
Used by numerous public and private-sector organizations around the world, from national mapping and geospatial intelligence agencies to city planners and transportation analysts, the Power Portfolio is comprised of globally recognized and proven geospatial visualization, analysis and data management products. In 2021, Hexagon’s geospatial products received the top spots in SoftwareReviews’ Emotional Footprint and GIS Data Quadrant awards.
