AerialSphere Updates: May 2024
BlackMaps Showcases AerialSphere’s Tech at ANZ Week
During Smart Cities Council – ANZ Week Aotearoa in Auckland, BlackMaps showcased AerialSphere’s innovative use of oriented imagery to bring their data to life. Their integration of reality mesh with 360 aerial panoramic images demonstrated the full potential of their technology. They extended special thanks to Lexi Zades, William Maier, Victoria Duran, and the AerialSphere team for their exceptional work. We look forward to implementing AerialSphere’s solutions in New Zealand.
XPGEO Studio Version 1.1 Released
This latest release offers powerful new tools for drone operators, field crew members, and GIS analysts to enhance their workflow with features like editing published catalogs, adding custom fields, and deleting images within catalogs. With usability improvements and increased control over imagery data, XPGEO Studio continues to revolutionize the management of Oriented Imagery.
XPGEO Multi-Viewer Listed in the Esri Marketplace
With the XPGEO Multi-Viewer from AerialSphere, users can create apps that display multiple Oriented Imagery Catalogs (OIC) in a single experience, and work with them just like map layers. This is one of the first products listed in the newly-created Experience Builder Widget category of the Marketplace.
AerialSphere Demonstrates XP360 Integration with Cesium
AerialSphere Sales Engineer Max Maier has developed and demonstrated an innovative integration of the XP360 API with the open-source GIS software, Cesium. This integration enables seamless visualization and interaction with 360-degree aerial imagery within Cesium’s 3D geospatial platform. By combining the robust capabilities of XP360 with Cesium, users can now experience enhanced spatial analysis and immersive geospatial data visualization, bringing new dimensions to their GIS applications.
AerialSphere GIS Specialist recognized for her Contributions to Esri Community
Victoria Duran, AerialSphere’s GIS Specialist, achieved level 3 New Contributor status on the Esri forums. Her commitment to Oriented Imagery knowledge sharing and fostering collaboration within the Esri Community is truly inspiring.
