Fledermaus Mid-Water Visualisation and ESRI Integration01/02/2010 |
| Fledermaus Version 7 will improve integration with ESRI. This workflow with the ESRI Arc integration is to eliminate the need to export or import between the two platforms. Particular interest and discussions surrounded the Fledermaus mid-water visualisation tools to be released. |
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