Geospatial Simulation Service
VizMAP's Vis/Sim bureau service creates stunning
interactive, real-time, 3D databases incorporating your geospatial data (or
we can source it). These databases are supplied with free run-time
software, enabling you to run (fly) and distribute your Vis/Sim databases at
no extra cost.
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to see some sample simulations created by VizMAP
- Click here to
learn more about visualisation run-time software
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to e-mail VizMAP to learn more about Vis/Sim bureau work
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Vis/Sim Software Distribution
VizMAP is proud to be able to distribute TerraTools®
(from TerraSim Inc., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA) in Australia and New
Zealand. TerraTools® is the complete
synthetic environment toolkit allowing you to create your own Vis/Sim
databases from your own carto-source data, in-house.
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to learn more about TerraTools®
- Click here
to e-mail VizMAP to talk to us about TerraTools®
Digital Mapping Service
Drawing on 25 years experience in Surveying, GIS,
Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry, VizMAP operates a custom cartographic
bureau service, tailoring digital mapping to your specific requirements.
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to e-mail VizMAP to learn more about our Digital Mapping
Entry Level Simulator Hardware Distribution
VizMAP offers aviation training devices offering the highest level
of realism available to the personal computer user. The ruggedly crafted yet
handsome controls are ideal for individual use as well as for flight schools,
colleges, flying clubs and corporate flight departments. Or just imagine one
these little suckers in the corporate boardroom!
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to have a look at training simulator hardware
- Click here
to go to the Geosim Technologies Rotary Wing Part-Task Trainer
pages
- Click here
to e-mail VizMAP to learn more about entry-level simulators
Subscribe to VizMAP's E-Zine - VirtualGeography
An initiative of VizMAP is the electronically disseminated VirtualGeography
- a collection of interesting snippets from all over the place,
dealing with industry issues concerning the computer based visualisation of
geography and a few other associated (or otherwise) interesting bits and
pieces.
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to subscribe to the VirtualGeography
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to unsubscribe to VirtualGeography
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previous editions of VirtualGeography
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