SuperGIS Image Server effectively manages large scale of Raster Data

SuperGeo Technologies utilized SuperGIS Image Server to manage huge imagery data for the Institute of Transportation. Users not only can access large quantities of data and reuse the images on the server side rapidly to optimize the value of the images, but also decrease the cost of purchased image significantly.

Institute of Transportation (IOT) at Ministry of Transportation and Communications, Taiwan, is in charge of managing and updating National Road Network Digital Map Sustainable Database. The database is one of the essential tasks of the Institute.

Besides the road variations and the field survey data provided by local governments, the aerial orthophotos provided by Aerial Survey Office are the important references of large scale of map updates which are also the sources for updating the Database.

The file size of each aerial orthophotos, however, is hundreds of MB so that it takes large space to save the files. It would be inefficient to share the data, and the data would be underused. Moreover, it always takes much time to find the needed extent and open the file, and the work efficiency might decline.

To solve the described problems, SuperGeo Technologies adopts SuperGIS Image Server to be the platform to centrally manage and publish the aerial orthophotos and satellite images of Taiwan.

SuperGIS Image Server, a set of large scale image server enterprise software, is capable of managing, processing, and publishing images. The software also enables users to rapidly access the large quantities of data and reuse the images on the server side to optimize the value of the images and decrease the cost of purchased image.

SuperGIS Desktop can be applied as the editing front end of SuperGIS Image Server. Map maintenance staff is then able to rapidly access the image from the server side on SuperGIS Desktop and also are allowed to edit the digital maps conveniently. The data can be the important references for editing road network digital maps.

Learn more about SuperGIS Image Server, please visit SuperGeo website.