American Digital Cartography, Inc., a leader in providing comprehensive, current, and seamless geographic digital data for the whole Earth, is pleased to announce the release of ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas v7.1.
The ADC WorldMap upgrade features two new layers: World Seas and World Coastlines. The World Seas layer represents seas for the entire world represented as polygons. The World Coastlines layer contains coastlines for the entire world, differentiated by country. With the addition of these two new layers, this release of ADC WorldMap will contain a total of 42 detail rich layers and tables.
Along with the two new layers, ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas v7.1 includes current country and first level political boundaries for the entire world and over 37,000 second level political boundaries in 123 countries. The population data has also been updated in many cities across 112 countries. This release also adds over 2,300 parks to the Parks and Protected Areas layers.
Joe Roehl, Vice President of ADCi says, “We continually look to enhance the features included in ADC WorldMap by staying current with market needs.” Roehl adds, “Version 7.1 adds two new layers – World Seas and World Coastlines – which further enhances the best available worldwide data at this scale.”
ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas has proven to be an essential tool for mapping applications in a variety of industries including weather, communication, aviation, government, fleet/logistics management and transportation.
ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas v7.1 is available in Esri, MapInfo and Oracle Spatial formats.
About ADC WorldMap
ADC WorldMap is a division of American Digital Cartography, Inc. (ADCi). From the company’s headquarters in Appleton, Wisconsin, USA, ADCi has specialized in providing digital mapping products and services since 1988. ADC WorldMap is the leader in digital atlas products and recognized by users throughout the world for high-quality, ease-of-use, quick drawing display, and increasing user productivity. For more information about ADC WorldMap Digital Atlas, visit adcworldmap.com
Source: GeoCommunity