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Maptek introduces GeoSpatial Manager

Posted on 12 Feb 2024

Maptek has introduced GeoSpatial Manager, described as a groundbreaking solution that brings simplicity and efficiency to workflows, “revolutionising the way mining and civil engineering projects handle data from laser scans and drones.” GeoSpatial Manager Maptek adds “effortlessly connects users with real-time updates for surveyed surfaces.”

Its smart visualisation tools and user-friendly interface “redefine how you interact with as-built surfaces, enabling seamless collaboration and accessibility for all project teams within an organisation through a convenient web interface.” GeoSpatial Manager dynamically updates surfaces, allowing users to manage, visualise, and download any as-built surface at any given point in time throughout the project lifecycle.

“Customers can say goodbye to the challenges of managing vast volumes of survey data,” said Global Strategy Manager, Jason Richards. GeoSpatial Manager automatically updates as-built surfaces when new data is imported. Centralised storage on a cloud or network server avoids uncertainty around locating survey files that may be stored in various folders on a local or server machine. “Having the latest data at your fingertips eliminates the risk of using outdated surfaces for critical design work.”

GeoSpatial Manager allows users to review surfaces for specified dates and times, providing clarity on an operation’s current state and key historical stages. “We see improved collaboration and understanding – GeoSpatial Manager bridges the gap between data and value,” Richards said.

Customers will be able to send surface data to other Maptek products knowing that GeoSpatial Manager provides the single source of truth for multiple systems. This interoperability harnesses the power of the Maptek ecosystem and streamlines project management.  Having all team members working within the same framework enhances communication and workflow. A cost-effective single licence covers unlimited users across the organisation, creating flexibility for changes in team size without licence adjustments.