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    SuperSurv 3

    crai0cata
    By crai0cata,
    New release!! [table][tr] [td] SuperSurv 3[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td]  [/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] Overview[/td] [/tr] [tr] [td] [table] [tr] [td][/td][td] [table]  [tr] [td] [/td] [td] [/td] [/tr]  [/table] [table]            [tr]            [td]            [table]                                    [tr]                        [td]                         SuperSurv is the mobile GIS application specially designed for Android OS. Integrating with GIS and GPS technologies, SuperSurv allows

    Business Analyst API for Flex 2.2 and Business Analyst Flex Widgets Available

    Lurker
    By Lurker,
    The Esri Business Analyst API for Flex enables you to build dynamic rich Internet applications (RIAs) using the same functionality in the Esri Business Analyst Online and the Business Analyst Server REST APIs. On Thursday, December 29th, 2011, the Business Analyst API for Flex Version 2.2 has been released. Along with this, we have also made three Business Analyst Widgets for the Flex Viewer available. These include Smart Map Search, Comparison Report and Business Search. source : [hi

    SuperGeo Release SuperSurv 3.0 Beta (for Android OS)

    Lurker
    By Lurker,
    SuperSurv is the application designed for field survey with android  mobile device.   It integrates GIS and GPS technologies, which also  supports global coordinate system. Thus, you can collect, display, and  manipulate GIS data correctly with SuperSurv. We focus on the concept of user-centered design and develop SuperSurv with five features that help users collect data efficiently and effectively: 1. use GPS signal and free hand drawing to collect data, 2. use time interval sett

    Dgn support in Stereo Analyst for imagine

    Intellgis
    By Intellgis,
    Hi, I have Stereo Analyst 9.3 and I wanna open DTM points in a dgn file. What is the option ? My ERDAS account not yet approved, thats why I asking this in this expert forum. Regards, Adarsh

    Developing tool in ArcGIS???

    badar
    By badar,
    Hello,         I've just started developing some scripts in python ArcGIS for the automation of repetitive tasks. Also, I am new to it and I started this on my own. Well, I have developed some tools/scripts. But the problem is that, each of my python script is shown with a SCROLL  icon in the toolbox and it's code can be accessed by anyone to which the toolbox is distributed. I've following questions. 1. How to develop some tools in python with the default "Hammer" icon? 2. How to restrict

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