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SpatialNews.com Press Release

Radius Topology 2.5 now available
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Cambridge, UK, 16 August 2004. Laser-Scan is pleased to announce the launch of Radius Topology version 2.5. This release contains new functionality developed directly as a response to partner and customer needs. Initial feedback about the release has been extremely positive with both existing and potential customers.

The new release supports topological structuring of 2.5D data, in which each vertex has an associated height value. Radius Topology 2.5 maintains all height values, snapping features together according to pre-defined business rules and creating topological information to help speed up spatial queries. This development has specific value for a number of commercial, government and military organisations that use height data within their GIS.

Radius Topology 2.5 also adds cross-schema functionality, allowing users to structure and snap data together from tables owned by different Oracle users. This capability enables information within data tables to be conflated whilst allowing Database Administrators (DBAs) to maintain separate storage, ownership and security for each table.

David Allen, Laser-Scan's Development and Support Manager commented:

"This enhanced functionality allows organisations to better manage their geospatial data. It gives all the benefits of Radius Topology as a data validation and gatekeeper tool to any data that includes height information. In addition to this users can now reap all the benefits of topologically combining data tables, even if they belong to different Oracle users. This allows more powerful control of data security across the enterprise"

Laser-Scan's Radius Topology is a dynamic topology management layer that was initially delivered on the Oracle9i platform. It acts as a 'gatekeeper', only allowing clean, accurate data into the database. Inconsistent data is automatically corrected, within the bounds of user-defined rules and without any significant disruption to the existing IT workflows. Radius Topology is now also available on Oracle Database 10g as a unique solution for Oracle Locator and works in conjunction with the topology storage mechanism offered through Oracle Spatial.

www.laser-scan.com

For more information please contact Abbie Beckford.
Tel: +44 (0)1223 420414,
Fax : +44 (0)1223 420044
Email : abbie.beckford @laser-scan.com

About Laser-Scan
Laser-Scan delivers world-class, innovative business solutions for geographic information. Our technology is the result of over 35 years experience in the development of market-leading database products. Laser-Scan offers a new approach to exploiting location data in enterprise information architectures.


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