Embed sophisticated image reprojection and tiling in your application in a matter of minutes with two function calls! GeoTransform is the DLL behind our turn-key raster application tool - The Geographic Transformer.
GeoTransform creates an image map from a source image, georeferencing information and destination image parameters.
JPEG (including JPEG 2000), ECW, MrSID, BIL, BSQ, TIFF/GeoTIFF, Windows Bitmap, BSB Chart, ADRG, CADRG and PNG
Platform:
Windows 95 , 98, 2000, XP & NT
Price:
$999.00 Dev. Kit: Contact us for Distribution Fees
Media Type:
CD-ROM , Download
Support:
Annual Support and Update Subscription available, $499.00 introductory price, $699.00 annual renewal price
Distribution:
Direct
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LizardTech Express Suite – GeoExpress, Spatial Express and Express Server work together for a complete solution: manipulate and compress images with GeoExpress, store them in Oracle Spatial with Spatial Express, and distribute them using Express Server to quickly get your images into the hands of the decision makers who need them.
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