SuperGeo Technologies Inc., a leading global provider of complete GIS solutions, announced that SuperGIS Mobile Engine 3 was released officially around the world last week. SuperGIS Mobile Engine 3 is a Software Development Kit based on .NET Compact Framework. It enables developers to effortlessly develop highly flexible mobile GIS applications which not only satisfy the needs but can be deployed to the mobile devices supporting .NET CF. Therefore, the efficiency of outdoor survey can be greatly improved.
The flexible development modes of SuperGIS Mobile Engine can satisfy the developers with different developing abilities to customize the lightweight mobile GIS programs with basic GIS functions or the powerful mobile GIS applications.
"Abundant controls" is another key feature of SuperGIS Mobile Engine. There are dozens of built-in controls in SuperGIS Mobile Engine which help developers to easily create GIS tools, such as GPS functions, layer editing, map viewing, coordinates converting, etc. Developers can customize mobile GIS applications to meet outdoor surveyors’ needs through an extremely convenient and user-friendly developing process. Consequently, the surveyors can collect the latest and most correct data effectively to make the best decision.
SuperGIS Mobile Engine contains an out-of-the-box mobile application, SuperGIS Mobile Application. This built-in mobile GIS application can not only be deployed to the mobile devices supporting .NET CF to do outdoor survey but also allow users to do value-added development to develop another powerful application based on SuperGIS Mobile Application. As a result, the time and efforts for developing can be reduced significantly.
With SuperGIS Mobile Application, users can:
– View the map and explore each spatial data accurately.
– Collect and edit the new or existing GIS data promptly.
– Implement GPS to handle the current position.
– Query and manage multiple records of GIS data to make plans for surveys.
– Set the coordinate systems to overlay layers with different coordinate systems.
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