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Aquarius.NET®
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In this section, you can learn more about Aquarius.NET architecture.
Understanding Aquarius.NET
Aquarius.NET is the collection of software components, services and user
interfaces. It covers three key areas of spatial data processing. First, it
integrates disparate spatial and attribute data from public and legacy
corporate sources. Using adapters, it connects to any database, file format or
WEB service. Second, using powerful analytical and management tools
Aquarius.NET allows to mix and match connected data and helps to
understand the hidden relationships among them. Third, Aquarius.NET
publishes results and complex views on any device or output user interface.
Aquarius.NET is the product that represents the most comprehensive,
configurable and flexible suite of spatially enabled software components on the
market today.
Data Integration
Success of any new technology depends on its compatibility with the
existing environments. Aquarius.NET solves this problem in a radical
way: it leaves all connected spatial and attribute data data in their
legacy storages and formats. It connects to any database, file format or WEB
service by its specific adapters. This architecture allows rapid
application development and very quick customer implementation.
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Data
Integration Objects
Data
Storage Objects
Data
Adapters
Analysis and management
Management objects and tools allows representation of normalized data
sources independently from their physical formats. It allows to mix
and match connected data and helps to understand the hidden relationships.
Powerful analytical query infrastructure combined with high performance
cache enables on the spot decision-making. Further it aids in deeper
understanding of hidden relationships among disparate spatial and
attribute data from various public and corporate sources.
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Management
Analysis
Drawing
Geometry
Spatial Reference
Core
Library Detail
Presentation and publication
Aquarius.NET delivers service results to a broad range of output devices,
ranging from old fashioned PCs on intranets to futuristic wireless mobile
devices. The transparent presentation of a user interface or WEB service can
bring together multiple sources of information from anywhere in the world to
meet customer requirements.
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Windows
user interface
WEB
services
WEB
user interface
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