LocationAgent enables
IT professionals to integrate GIS functionality such as
maps, geocoding, optimal routing and other spatial technology,
into new or existing Web applications.
LocationAgent is ideal for:
- High-volume,
real-time business processes where location is important
- Wireless
location solutions where staff or assets are mobile
- Back
office reporting requirements
LocationAgent utilises proprietary
data storage, indexing and retrieval techniques in order
to optimise spatial data queries and operations. These
caching and indexing techniques enable LocationAgent to
rapidly process and present multiple layers of spatial
information. And with its map-database independence, LocationAgent
can access and present multiple sources of location-based
data - including business information of all kinds - in
a single integrated map.
LocationAgent has a stateless architecture designed to
meet the ever-changing business and scalability requirements
of location intelligence applications. Built on J2EE and
Web Services technology, it can be deployed within or integrate
with your existing service-oriented IT architecture and
business applications.
LocationAgent delivers the location
intelligence required by modern business applications:
- AJAX-style click-and-drag map rendering
- Spatial
queries, for example: "Find closest to a point" or "Give
me the total values of all points in this geographic
area"
- Support for a wide variety of road-network
database formats including NAVTEQ and Tele Atlas
- A powerful
phonetic engine that transforms ambiguous or misleading
address information into the most likely location
- Reverse
geocoding that accepts points or shapes in any coordinate
system and returns intuitive location descriptions
- Multi-point
routing that provides intelligent optimal route calculation
- Support
for positional inputs from GPS, A-GPS, GSM/ cellular,
Wi-Fi, DSRC/microwave based and other vehicle-sensor
input devices
LocationAgent brings mission-critical power to each of your location
intelligent solutions, including:
- Scalability and speed.
- AJAX-style click-and-drag
maps
- J2EE compliance
- Easily integrated Web
Services and Java SDKs
- Hosted, deployed and distributed
architectures
- Map data independence
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