POSPac MMS 5.210/12/2008 |
| Applanix has launched POSPac MMS (Mobile Mapping Suite) 5.2. New functionality includes full land-based mobile mapping support, making POSPac MMS 5.2 fully capable of processing mobile mapping data obtained from air, sea, and land platforms. POSPac MMS 5.2 now offers customers lowered costs, less complexity, and improved results in the execution of all mobile mapping mission types. |
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In addition to adding full support for land-based mapping, POSPac MMS 5.2 includes a Batch Manager that allows for the processing of multiple POSPac MMS projects at one time, the Applanix Smart Select technology which automatically selects, downloads and imports the best available Applanix SmartBaseTM network of reference receivers, full support for the BD960 with OmniSTAR VBS/XP/HP for AV and LV data that have OmniSTAR corrections enabled, and support for Windows XP/VISTA 32-bit and 64-bit.
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