3-D Geospatial Visualization, Simulation and Tracking with Thermopylae’s iSpatial Web-Based Geospatial Framework

Most organizations require access to the right geospatial solutions in near real-time to make critical decisions.  As geospatial data is the foundation for driving all decision-making – especially for the defense and intelligence arenas – it is critical to use the right technologies that can aid in this speed of deployment.

Thermopylae Sciences and Technology (TST) is a next-generation organization that takes a “Silicon Valley”-like approach to developing web-based geospatial capabilities to help meet this critical industry and government need.  The company’s forward-thinking approach to product development has allowed it to bring emerging technologies to its customers in ways that enhances organizational performance.

TST’s iSpatial solution is a Web-based geospatial framework that allows for rapid development/integration of applications on the Google Earth™ API.  Designed to reduce both cost and time to deploy a custom geospatial solution, this solution integrates with and leverages existing data sources to promote powerful visualization and knowledge fusion opportunities.

iSpatial provides pre-built tools that can be quickly adopted to specific use cases and delivers the best that Google Earth has to offer combined with capabilities developed by trained geospatial engineers.

Be sure to check out this product demonstration of iSpatial:

iSpatial is comprised of both front- and back-end libraries, enabling it to augment and extend Google Earth. The framework is designed to connect and integrate multiple, disparate data sources and is ideal for quick development of geospatial visualization and analytic capabilities.

Click here to learn more about iSpatial from Thermopylae Sciences and Technologies.

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