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  • LizardTech to Showcase Geospatial Software Solutions for Image Management

    LizardTech, a provider of software solutions for managing and distributing geospatial content, will be showcasing its products at eight conferences this fall.

    LizardTech representatives will highlight its newest product, GeoGofer, a software solution for powerful image searching and sorting. The representatives will be available for product demonstrations and to answer questions at the following shows:

    • September 8-11 in New Orleans, Louisiana, at GIS-Pro 2014, booth 229.
    • September 15-16 in Orlando, Florida, at the eighth annual Central Florida GIS Workshop.
    • September 22-24 in Columbus, Ohio, at the 2014 Ohio GIS Conference.
    • September 22-26 in Grand Junction, Colorado, at the GeCo in the Rockies Conference.
    • September 25 in Denver, Colorado, at the Esri DIUG.
    • October 5-8 in Groton, Connecticut, at the Fall Northeast Arc Users Group (NEARC).
    • October 20-24 in Austin, Texas, at the 2014 Texas GIS Forum.
    • October 22-24 in Atlantic City, New Jersey, at the MAC URISA 2014 Conference.

    In addition to GeoGofer, LizardTech representatives will provide product demonstrations of the company’s entire line of geospatial products. The LizardTech product line includes GeoExpress software, which enables geospatial professionals to compress and manipulate satellite and aerial imagery, Express Server software for high-performance image delivery and publication, and LiDAR Compressor software, which turns giant point cloud datasets into efficient MrSID files.

  • LizardTech Launches GeoGofer for Image Searching and Sorting

    LizardTech, a provider of software solutions for managing and distributing geospatial content, has launched GeoGofer, a new addition to its product line. GeoGofer is a software solution for finding geospatial imagery quickly and efficiently, regardless of where it is located.

    GeoGofer was designed to streamline the process of finding, organizing, and tracking geospatial imagery. To that end, GeoGofer comes with powerful search and filter features that can be used to find imagery by keyword, by projection, by file format and more.

    “Our customers will never again have to struggle to find their geospatial images,” said Jon Skiffington, director of product management at LizardTech. “Our product preview demonstrations have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from existing LizardTech customers and from a sampling of Esri User Conference attendees.”

    With GeoGofer, users can browse all of their imagery on a single map, tag images for later use, and perform powerful queries using simple tools. Users can search by modification date, by number of bands, or by resolution to find the imagery they need.

    GeoGofer integrates fully with trusted Esri technology. GeoGofer uses an existing ArcGIS Online subscription to store and query image information. Additionally, if users have ArcMap installed on the same machine that runs GeoGofer, they can open images directly in ArcMap.

    More product information, purchase options, and a free 14-day trial are available at the website.

  • LizardTech Announces GeoGofer at 2014 Esri User Conference

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    LizardTech, a provider of software solutions for managing and distributing geospatial content,  is announcing the newest addition to its product line at the 2014 Esri International User Conference this week. LizardTech GeoGofer is a software solution for finding geospatial imagery quickly and efficiently and will be available later this summer.

    The conference takes place in San Diego, California, where LizardTech will demonstrate GeoGofer in booth #1516.

    GeoGofer was designed to streamline the process of finding, organizing, and tracking geospatial imagery. GeoGofer comes with powerful search and filter features to find imagery by keyword, by projection, by file format and more, LizardTech said. With GeoGofer, users can browse all of their imagery on a single map, tag images for later use, and perform powerful queries using simple tools. Users can search by modification date, by number of bands, or by resolution to find the imagery they need.

    GeoGofer integrates fully with Esri technology. GeoGofer uses an existing ArcGIS Online subscription to store and query image information. If users have ArcMap installed on the same machine that runs GeoGofer, they can open images directly in ArcMap.

    Those interested in GeoGofer can enter their names at www.lizardtech.com/geogofer to be notified of the product launch later this summer.