Innovation Mapping - Advanced Features

innomap advanced utilizes an Open Source web-based platform that enables users to quickly develop and deploy web mapping applications and geospatial web services. advanced features an interactive viewer that includes support for feature selection, property inspection, map tips, and operations such as buffer, select within, and measure. advanced includes an XML database for managing content, and supports most popular geospatial file formats, databases, and standards. innomap advanced can be deployed on Linux or Windows, supports Apache and IIS web servers, and offers extensive PHP, .NET, Java, and JavaScript APIs for application development.

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Features

Interactive Map Viewing

Offers an AJAX Viewer (pure DHTML no plug-in required) or a vector-based Viewer (requires an ActiveX Control) with a common user interface and JavaScript API
AJAX Viewer offers a tiled map display for smooth navigation
Allows feature selection by point, rectangle, radius, or polygon with immediate feedback
Displays feature properties in multi-line tool tips
Displays properties of the selected feature in a property browser panel
Supports feature buffering, querying features that fall within selected polygons, and a tool for measuring distance
Provides printing and plotting support

Quality Cartographic Output

Scale-dependent detail
Rule-driven thematic layer stylization
Dynamic labeling with overpost detection, labels that follow the path of a line, and automatic label resizing
Anti-aliased image rendering
True color support
TrueType font support

Built-in Resource Database for Manageability

Provides hierarchical storage of XML resource documents that define maps, layers, data connections, symbology, and viewer layout
Allows you to define data sources and layers once and then reference them from multiple maps
Provides an access-based security model with inheritable permissions
Permits metadata and binary data to be associated with resource documents

Uniform Data Access

Exclusive use of the Feature Data Objects (FDO) API for vector and raster feature data access

Support for ESRI SHP and SDF (available now)
Support for ESRI ArcSDE, MySQL, ODBC, GDAL Raster, WMS, and WFS (coming soon)

Exclusive use of DWF for CAD-based data access

Flexible Application Development

Write your application logic once within the web server environment and it will work with either viewer on any client
Develop your applications in PHP, .NET, or Java

Extensive Server-Side APIs

Create, query, read, and write permanent and session based XML resource documents
Query and update feature data across all supported data sources, including spatial and attribute data, and schema discovery
Perform coordinate reprojection and great circle distance computation
Create, manipulate, and analyze geometry with support for spatial predicates based on the DE-9IM model, overlay functions (intersection, union, difference, symmetric difference), buffer, convex hull, area, and distance functions
Produce stylized vector and raster maps and legends
Manipulate runtime maps and layers, add / remove / change layers, change layer and group visibility, modify the definition of a layer, and alter the current view

Fast, Scalable, Secure Server Platform

Fully multi-threaded and takes advantage of multi-core / multi-processor technology
Multiple servers can be configured as one logical site to improve scalability
FastCGI based Agent loads once and stays loaded for use with both Apache and Microsoft IIS
Database connections are pooled and shared between users, improving performance
Tile caching ensures map image tiles are only rendered once for the AJAX Viewer no matter how many users are viewing the map
Connection-oriented, role-based security
Configurable logging of client access, administrative access, authentication attempts, errors, session lifetimes, and request tracing
Web-based site administration allows remote site and server configuration, and log file access

Multiple Platform Support

Deploy on Microsoft Windows or Linux
Serve applications with Apache or Microsoft IIS
Browse applications with Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari

Open Geospatial Consortium Standards

Web Map Service
Web Feature Service