360GEO

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Georizon Viewer The Georizon Viewer is a high-performance, web-based platform for vendor-independent visualization and integration of large-scale mobile mapping and aerial datasets. It enables organizations to explore, analyze, and combine multiple geospatial data types within a single interactive environment. The platform supports street-level and panoramic imagery, aerial imagery (nadir and oblique), classified LiDAR point clouds, elevation models, textured 3D meshes, and 2D/3D vector layers. By bringing these datasets together in one viewer, users gain a comprehensive understanding of complex environments such as infrastructure networks, urban areas, and industrial sites. Advanced Data Visualization Georizon provides powerful tools for visualizing and navigating large datasets directly in the browser. Users can seamlessly move between panoramic imagery, aerial views, point clouds, and 3D meshes while performing measurements, inspections, and spatial analysis. Historical imagery and time-series comparisons allow users to identify changes over time and monitor developments in landscapes and urban environments. Vendor-Independent Platform The viewer is designed to work independently of specific sensors or vendors, allowing organizations to integrate datasets from different mobile mapping systems, aerial surveys, and LiDAR platforms. This flexibility ensures long-term usability of data and prevents vendor lock-in. Seamless Integration Georizon integrates with existing systems through APIs and standard geospatial services. The platform connects with GIS environments, CAD systems, asset management platforms, and case management software, enabling efficient data exchange and collaborative workflows. Flexible Deployment The viewer supports Single Sign-On (SSO) and can be deployed both in cloud environments and on-premise infrastructures. Its scalable architecture allows organizations to quickly implement the platform and manage large geospatial datasets securely. Supported Data Types - Imagery - Mobile mapping imagery - Panoramic imagery (360°) - Aerial imagery (nadir and oblique) - Tripod-based imagery - Time-series imagery 3D & LiDAR - Classified LiDAR point clouds - Textured 3D meshes - Corridor and city-scale mesh models - DSM, DTM and DEM elevation models Vector Data - 2D vector layers (assets, objects, boundaries, infrastructure) - 3D asset models and object geometries - Annotations, measurements, and inspection layers Reference & Analytical Data - Base maps and thematic layers - Administrative boundaries and grids - Inspection results and change detection outputs Georizon transforms complex geospatial datasets into accessible insights for planning, inspection, infrastructure management, and digital twin applications.

Next generation SaaS Tile Server (OGC, WMS, WMTS)

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The GEORIZON Tile Server is a high-performance OGC raster tile server designed to publish and stream large imagery datasets for GIS platforms, web mapping applications, and digital twin environments. The platform enables organizations to efficiently serve aerial imagery, orthophotos, satellite imagery, and mobile mapping imagery through scalable web services. Built for performance and reliability, GEORIZON delivers imagery through OGC standards such as WMS and WMTS, as well as modern web tile protocols including XYZ tiles and REST APIs. These services allow imagery to be easily integrated with popular GIS software such as ArcGIS, QGIS, and web mapping frameworks. The platform is specifically designed for organizations managing large geospatial imagery collections, including national aerial surveys, infrastructure inspection imagery, corridor mapping projects, and mobile mapping datasets. Advanced tile caching and optimized data streaming ensure fast map rendering and smooth navigation even when working with massive datasets. GEORIZON provides a vendor-independent imagery hosting platform, enabling organizations to publish raster imagery from multiple sensors and mapping providers through a single system. This prevents vendor lock-in and ensures long-term interoperability with existing geospatial workflows. The tile server integrates seamlessly with GIS, CAD, and asset management systems via standard geospatial services and APIs. It can be deployed in both cloud and on-premise environments, making it suitable for organizations with strict data governance or high-performance infrastructure requirements. As a modern alternative to traditional imagery servers, GEORIZON provides a scalable solution for organizations looking to replace legacy systems such as ArcGIS Image Server or ERDAS Apollo, while enabling faster imagery delivery for GIS platforms, digital twins, and web-based geospatial applications.