SuperGIS Desktop

SuperGIS Desktop is a geographical information system (GIS) software developed by Supergeo Technologies Inc. that offers advanced mapping and spatial analysis capabilities. According to the vendor, this software is suitable for companies of all sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises. It is widely used by GIS professionals, environmental scientists, urban planners, market analysts, and engineering professionals across various industries. SuperGIS Desktop enables efficient editing, storage, integration, processing, analysis, and display of spatial data, facilitating accurate and effective analysis, management, and research.

Key Features

Powerful Map Editing Function: SuperGIS Desktop 10 provides a range of map editing tools, including COGO tools such as wire, two-point line segment, arc, and dead end. These tools aim to assist users in drawing accurate and precise maps.

Easy-to-Use Customization and Batch Processing of Data: SuperGIS Desktop offers the SuperGIS Toolkit, which enables users to customize and automate data processing tasks. According to the vendor, this toolkit allows users to connect different functions and create batch processing automation procedures, potentially improving efficiency and productivity.

Support Multiple Databases and Map Services: SuperGIS Desktop 10 supports various databases, including MS Access, PostgreSQL, MS SQL, and Oracle Spatial. Additionally, it supports common online spatial data service standards such as WMS, WFS, WMTS, and GML, facilitating the integration of network resources and enhancing data accessibility.

Enhanced Map Output Quality: Users of SuperGIS Desktop can utilize advanced editing functions, graphics tools, and chart tools to adjust the output layout and map elements like north arrow, legend, and scale. According to the vendor, this offers the potential to create maps and atlases with higher quality and professional content.

Improved Image Data Processing: SuperGIS Desktop 10 aims to enhance the processing efficiency for image data. It consolidates related tools into a single toolbox, allowing users to activate different grid computing functions such as masking, cropping, band mixing, and NDVI. According to the vendor, this can facilitate effective processing and analysis of image data.

Enhanced Cadastral Map Editor: SuperGIS Desktop features an enhanced cadastral map editor, which aims to provide effective management of cadastral and parcel data. According to the vendor, this editor streamlines the process of managing and updating cadastral information, ensuring accuracy and reliability in cadastral mapping.

Spatial Analysis Tools: SuperGIS Desktop offers a wide range of spatial analysis tools, enabling users to perform complex spatial analysis tasks. These tools aim to assist users in analyzing spatial relationships, conducting proximity analysis, performing network analysis, and generating spatial statistics, potentially facilitating informed decision-making.

Data Integration and Analysis: SuperGIS Desktop enables seamless integration and analysis of various types of data. Users can import and integrate data from different sources, perform attribute-based queries, and conduct data analysis using statistical and geoprocessing tools.

Advanced Symbolization and Visualization: SuperGIS Desktop provides advanced symbolization and visualization capabilities, allowing users to create visually appealing and informative maps. Users can customize colors, symbols, and labels, and apply thematic mapping techniques to effectively convey information.

Geoprocessing and Automation: SuperGIS Desktop offers a wide range of geoprocessing tools and automation capabilities. Users can perform geoprocessing tasks such as buffering, overlay analysis, and spatial join, and automate repetitive tasks using scripting and model builder, potentially improving efficiency and accuracy in data processing and analysis.