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August 7th, 2012
U.S. Army Geospatial Center (AGC) and TerraGo Develop eIndex Server for On-Demand Map Books

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The U.S. Army Geospatial Center (AGC) and TerraGo Technologies, an innovative provider of widely adopted geospatial collaboration software solutions, have developed eIndex Server, a browser-based application to deliver on-demand maps and imagery from the AGC’s extensive library of geospatial resources.

Acting as a geospatial PDF library navigation, data retrieval and integration tool, eIndex Server allows AGC to define an Area of Interest (AOI) and discover all of the available geospatial PDF content falling within that area. eIndex Server simplifies map selection and accelerates map book production for the fast distribution of maps and map books. In the future, AGC will look to add all of its geospatial content to the eIndex Server.

As a provider of imagery and maps to the Department of Defense (DoD), the AGC creates and manages geospatial intelligence resources including the maps and imagery for most of the countries in the world for use by the Army, DoD branches and coalition partners – ultimately providing direct geospatial support and products to the warfighter.  The AGC also serves as the Army Knowledge Center for geospatial expertise by providing direct support to Army personnel and their activities via geospatial data production, analysis and reachback support.  

“TerraGo is pleased to partner with the AGC to continue to develop innovative solutions to make its extensive geospatial maps and imagery database available to the warfighter as well as the National Guard and domestic public safety and disaster management personnel,” said Jim Sheen, TerraGo vice president of products and services.

The AGC and TerraGo Services used TerraGo® Composer® for Server, TerraGo SDK and Esri ArcGIS® Server to create to eIndex Server. Future upgrades of eIndex Server incorporating the latest release of TerraGo SDK will help AGC users to add WMS layers to the browser, support multiple map templates for specific scale, as well as support 3D GeoPDF content. The next evolution of the program will also focus on enabling self-service content integration for user specific functions. 

For more information on the AGC eIndex Server, please visit www.terragotech.com/company/case-studies.

 

 

About TerraGo Technologies
TerraGo Technologies geospatial collaboration software and GeoPDF maps and imagery are among the most widely adopted solutions to produce, access, update and share geospatial information and applications with anyone, anywhere. TerraGo solutions enable enterprises to extend, exchange and exploit geo-referenced maps, imagery, audio, video and other intelligence in connected or offline environments. Trusted by government agencies and businesses worldwide, TerraGo solutions increase the use of geospatial data throughout and between enterprises and the return on geospatial investment through greater organizational efficiency, productivity and responsiveness. Founded in 2005, TerraGo is privately held and is an In-Q-Tel portfolio company. For more information, visit http://www.terragotech.com.   

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