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LizardTech® to Showcase its Express Suite Line of Products at Upcoming Regional Conferences
Company to Exhibit at GIS in the Rockies and NW GIS User Conference

www.lizardtech.com/events

- LizardTech, a division of Celartem Inc. and a provider of software solutions for managing and distributing geospatial content, will be exhibiting the 23rd annual GIS in the Rockies Conference in Loveland, Colo., in booth number 12 and the 2010 NW GIS User Conference in Spokane, Wash., in booth number 4.

“We always look forward to the more intimate setting of regional conferences where our LizardTech staff and sales representatives have plenty of time to meet face-to-face with our potential and existing customers,” said Jon Skiffington, director of marketing. “Through these regional conferences we get ample opportunity to share with our customers our latest geospatial developments as well as carefully listen to their input on how we can improve our software.”

first published week of:   09/13/2010

LaserGIS for ArcPad®

www.lasertech.com

Using LTI lasers for GIS data collection will certainly increase your productivity because you don’t need to physically occupy the locations you have to record. That’s great, but you still need your laser to work seamlessly within your GIS software. That is where LTI’s LaserGIS for ArcPad comes into play. It’s the first robust software extension that significantly enhances ArcPad’s current laser offset functionality

• Connect your TruPulse 360 and configure your options within seconds
• Easily record laser offset data with or without GPS using an existing ArcPad map or from a template
• Use "Quick Traverse" to map and calculate an area as well as determine your % error of closure
• Automatically import your height measurements, as well as distance, azimuth, slope, and reference coordinates, within your GIS attributes
• Refer to the trace file that logs all your raw data for every laser shot you take

  first published week of:   07/19/2010

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  Legislation to Establish a Pennsylvania Geospatial Coordination Council Introduced

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  Legislation to establish a statewide geospatial coordination council, in Pennsylvania, was introduced June 8 by Rep. Russ Fairchild (R-85). The bill, HB 2300, was introduced with 59 cosponsors and referred to the Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness committee.

  Pennsylvania is one of only three states that do not have a geospatial coordination council. Such a council would benefit the citizens of the Commonwealth by providing an advisory panel from the public, private, non-profit and academic communities that provide critical geospatial data, services, products, technologies and applications. Geospatial is the base data for mapping, planning, land inventories, emergency preparedness, transportation, environmental management, economic development, critical infrastructure and many other applications.

  “We are thankful for the leadership of Rep. Fairchild and the support of the many organizations that have supported HB 2300. I am also grateful to the 59 bipartisan members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives who have cosponsored the bill upon introduction of the legislation,” said Mike Shillenn, (Photo Science, West Chester, PA) PA-MAPPS President.

  first published week of:   06/14/2010

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  LizardTech Exhibits at 2010 ESRI Worldwide Business Partner Conference

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  LizardTech is exhibiting at the 2010 ESRI Worldwide Business Partner Conference in Palm Springs, Calif., on March 22.

  “We look forward to networking with other ESRI business partners and identifying new opportunities for continued integration with ESRI products,” said Jon Skiffington, director of marketing. “In addition, we're excited to share our latest release of LiDAR Compressor™ software, designed to turn giant point cloud data sets into efficient MrSID® files.” This newest version, 1.1, offers improved lossless compression performance and better data quality for lossy compression. We are also pleased to announce support for MG4 in several third-party applications including ArcGIS 3D Analyst. This integration, by way of a free MrSID plug-in, enables customers to easily compress and utilize all of the information in their point cloud data sets.

  LizardTech will be showcasing their Express Suite™ line of geospatial products as well as the newest release of Lidar Compressor in booth #209. The free MrSID Plug-in for ArcGIS 3D Analyst is available for download at http://www.lizardtech.com/download/dl_options.php?page=plugins.

  first published week of:   03/15/2010

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  LizardTech MrSID Gen 3 Files Supported in Applied Imagery’s Quick Terrain Modeler

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  LizardTech®, a division of Celartem Inc. and a provider of software solutions for managing and distributing geospatial content, announced the integration of its GeoExpress Raster DSDK 7.0.0 for MG3/MG2, a toolkit for decoding and viewing MrSID® and JPEG 2000 images, into Applied Imagery’s Quick Terrain Modeler version 7.1.0.

  Quick Terrain Modeler is a 3D point cloud and terrain visualization software package used to create and visualize large DEMs and point clouds from various data formats. The software is focused on both defense and civilian applications.

  “Our user community has access to significant libraries of MrSID images. This new decode functionality will allow our users to quickly and easily locate, drape, and sample MrSID imagery onto point clouds and DEM’s.” said Chris Parker, Applied Imagery’s founder. “Integration of the GeoExpress Raster DSDK into Quick Terrain Modeler offers users the best of both worlds, high resolution imagery and high resolution LiDAR in the same interactive scene.”

  “This integration is especially exciting for our Department of Defense and intelligence community users who currently work with MrSID imagery and use Applied Imagery’s Quick Terrain Modeler for LiDAR data-set management,” said Jon Skiffington, LizardTech’s director of marketing. “These users can now quickly drape MrSID imagery over their point clouds and DEMs for greater understanding and usability in the field.”

  first published week of:   05/17/2010

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