Aquarius.NET® - features


In this section, you can learn more about Aquarius.NET capabilities.

Data Integration
  • Aquarius.NET integrates wide range of spatial and attribute data formats from various independent sources.
  • Integrated data are normalized, described by its schema and published within Aquarius.NET framework as unified feature sources.
  • Aquarius.NET data integration layer allows to query feature sources in different coordinate systems and still obtain homogenous results. 
  • Aquarius.NET Data Adapter architecture is compatible with many spatial and attribute data formats around the world and is fully extensible and programmable.  
  • See details of formats supported by Aquarius.NET.
Analysis And Managemet
  • Aquarius.NET manages available resources into applications and workspaces. The system uses role based security for restricting access to resources.
  • Aquarius.NET provides powerful infrastructure for analysis using unified feature source schemas and commands. Analysis can be performed on logical collections of objects such as feature sources, layers, maps, user defined sets and so on.
  • Commands are used for many usefull operations such analysing, selecting, rendering, drawing, user implemented commands etc.
  • For the complex geometric and atrribute data query, Aquarius.NET provides XML based query language, which contains arithmetic, boolean, comparison, logical and spatial comparison operators.
  • The query expression could combine attribute and spatial operators and literals.
  • Aquarius.NET allows to transform and visualize connected data in various projections and coordinate systems.
  • More...
Presentation And Publication
  • Aquarius.NET supports a wide range of clients ranging from old fashioned PCs on intranets to futuristic wireless mobile devices. 
  • Windows user interface is designed for local windows based clients. It offers prefabricated forms and controls.
  • Web services extends the functionality of the framework to existing third party consumers (ArcIMS clients, MapPoint.NET clients, OpenGIS clients), or to prefabricated Web parts.
  • Web interface consists of three main levels: Web Services, Web Parts and Web Forms
  • Web parts are Web user interface building blocks available within Aquarius.NET framework such as AquariusExplorer, MapView, LayerManager, SelectionViewer etc.
  • 2D drawing subsystem uses GDI+ contained in .NET framework.
  • 3D drawing subsystem uses powerful DirectX technology.
  • More...
Rapid Applications Development
  • With Aquarius.NET you can quickly and easily build suitable GIS applications.
  • Aquarius.NET WinUI, WebUI and Web.Services  namespaces provides classes and interfaces that allows you to create windows or web based applications or web services.

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