Spatial Manager Desktop, Basic Edition - ESD Download

Spatial Manager Desktop™ is a desktop application designed to manage spatial data in a simple, fast and inexpensive way.

Developed by a group of professionals working in the areas of GIS, Planning, Infrastructure and Civil Engineering, it provides the user with powerful tools to address the most common tasks of management and operation in the world of spatial information

• Windows desktop application
• Read and write spatial data using a wide range of file formats and spatial servers
• Transform geometries between CRSs
• Easily create and print maps
• Use Tasks to automate any import and export process
• Publishing to Google Earth
• Interface simple, intuitive and productive
• Perpetual licenses. Pay once, no periodic fees
• Lightweight, easy and powerful

Transformation of coordinates

Spatial Manager Desktop™ will calculate geometric transformations of the features in line with the import or export processes, which will depend on the chosen Coordinate Reference System (CRS) for the source anddata.

The user can choose the appropriate CRSs from a complete CRS catalog or from a list including the most recent used CRSs.   

User Data Sources (UDS)

Spatial Manager Desktop™ incorporates the UDS technology to easily connect with spatial database servers, or data stores, and also as the way the user can define the path to a particular spatial data file, including their own connection parameters.

UDSs avoid having to enter a lot of connection parameters, which are not easy to remember, and they are stored inside the user settings to take advantage of them in every application session.   

Tasks

Spatial Manager Desktop™ tasks are the way the user can save any import or export process and its parameters in order to run repetitive processes for import or export data tables.

The user can execute any task directly from the application or from the operating system command window; this feature also lets the user define powerful batch processes.   

Publishing to Google Earth

Spatial Manager Desktop™ includes a specific function designed to Export all or part of the features in the visible Layers of the map and their data, to a KML or KMZ file (Google Earth) through a one-click operation

The current Layers organization and the properties of the Layers are considered when creating the resulting GE file, and this file can be opened in Google Earth (if installed)