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GeoTango GlobeView™ Selected for ISIES Project

Tuesday, October 4th 2005
GeoTango International Corp. | Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Read More About: remote sensing


GeoTango, a leading supplier of 3D mapping and visualization software, announced today that GlobeView™has been selected as the 3D visualization environment for the Intelligent Sensor web for Integrated Earth Sensing project (ISIES).

GlobeView™ is a groundbreaking solution for Internet-based 3D visualization of image and location-based information for anywhere on the planet.It delivers a rich and immersive 3D Digital Earth environment.In addition, GlobeView™ seamlessly integrates location based services, local search, driving directions, place finder, and proximity analyzer functionality into a single Digital Earth environment, allowing you to interact with vast amounts of business, cultural and environmental information.

Funded by Precarn Incorporated, ISIES is a multi-million project to integrate in-situ sensors with remote sensing and auxiliary sensor data for a range of applications including crop yield prediction, rangeland biomass and drought estimation.MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd.is the prime contractor.Other participants include the Canada Centre for Remote Sensing, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Radarsat International and York University.GlobeView™ is being used in conjunction with work undertaken by York University for ISIES.

GlobeView™ will provide on-line users with a complete 3D viewing environment to monitor and fuse information streamed from a variety of sensors including data on air and soil temperature, precipitation, wind speed and direction and soil moisture.In addition GlobeView™ will display image data from a variety of sensors including Radarsat, QuickBird and ASTER.The regular collection, analysis and visualization of a wide range of crop indicators will support efforts to maximize yield and improve yield prediction.

"GlobeView™ is an essential component of the overall ISIES project," says Ali Shankaie, ISIES Project Manager.MacDonald Dettwiller and Associates Ltd."GlobeView™'s OGC compliant web services design allows us to quickly access information from a wide array of sources, and deliver that information effectively to the user's desktop."

"We are pleased to be providing the GlobeView™ visualization environment for the ISIES project," says Mike Pastushak, VP Sales and Marketing at GeoTango."GlobeView™ is designed to stream real-time information from diverse sources to the desktop, supporting better decision making.The ISIES initiative is an excellent showcase highlighting the power of GlobeView™."

For more information about GeoTango visit http://www.geotango.com.

About GeoTango
GeoTango is revolutionizing the way geospatial information is extracted, modeled, visualized, and communicated.Our software solutions break the limitations of traditional geospatial modeling, photogrammetry and remote sensing to help our clients get results quickly, easily and cost effectively.Our award winning solutions are based on numerous patented technologies for network based 3D/2D mapping and visualization.GeoTango clients include organizations and agencies in defense; intelligence; homeland security; emergency response; telecommunications; municipalities; health; media; utility and energy; and the United Nations.

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