+44 (0)113 234 4000Aptmap software has the capability to include topographic, thematic and statistical maps, digital terrain models, aerial photographs, satellite imagery and network and route finding maps. The AptMap mapping applications include functions for viewing feature and raster maps, scrolling, changing scales, querying locations, querying objects and adding your own data using semi-transparent map overlays for points, lines, polygons and annotations.
AptMap applications are intuitive, easy to learn and use yet give users to access to powerful functions for solving a range of problems and deriving value for business and research. AptMap applications run on multiple computer platforms including computers running 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft Windows XP, Vista and 7 environments, Linux and selected mobile devices.
The suite of AptMap applications will includes:
- AptMap Mapping and Planning
- AptMap Postcode Mapping UK
- AptMap Census Mapping, Spatial Interaction and Population Forecasting
- AptMap Network RouteFinda, RoadDistanceFinda and Off-Peak DriveTimeFinda
- AptMap Leaflet Home Delivery Manager
- AptMap Spatial Interaction Modelling for Retail Analysis and Planning
- AptMap Biosphere Auditing and Modelling of Carbon Exchanges
- AptMap Terrain Analysis and Mapping
The initial applications in the AptMap suite will be available in August 2010. The others will become available over the next six months.
The Point2StreetAddress application reads a Longitude and Latitude coordinates in the WGS84 spheroid from a GPS receiver and returns the postal address of the street nearest to where an asset is located at a given time. By using the time of each GPS fix, the application can track asset movements 24/7.
Using innovative software engineering technologies, the Point2StreetAddress application lets you locate, monitor and track assets in the UK by sending the GPS data and time by a telecommunications link to a server. The Point2StreetAddress application uses the Royal Mail Postcode Address File (PAF) data.
The Point2StreetAddress application stores a record with an asset identification number, time, location and the address of the nearest street. It lets you compress and store records by a unique asset number to provide a log of where an asset has been at any given time.
For example, imagine a GPS receiver is programmed to capture locations and time every minute. If an asset has been stolen, you can reprise the log file for selected dates and times to track where it has been moved by reading addresses and times of where it has been such as street names, suburbs, towns, counties, countries and postcodes. This information can be facilitate investigations by the police or other agency.
The Point2StreetAddress software can be optimised to process over 120,000 requests per minute depending on the computer platform being used.
The Point2StreetAddress software is comprised of a series of libraries which can be customised as a stand-alone application or to link into business systems. It can locate, monitor and track valuable assets such as vehicles, equipment, boats or farm animals on a continual basis. It can even locate people!
Point2StreetAddress software is for different types of business such as insurance, agriculture, vehicle leasing, equipment leasing, valuable goods in transit and security.
Established in 1990, Graticule is a privately-owned software engineering company which designs, specifies, builds, tests, installs and maintains computer applications and provides software engineering and other services to publishers, electricity generators, government, civil engineering, marketing, health, education and industry and other sectors in the UK and overseas. It licenses its software applicatiopns to over 7,500 customers for mapping, geographical information systems, route finding, satellite global positioning systems and postcode analysis. It also creates custom software applications for publishers and commercial enterprises. It has an excellent track record of delivering products on time, to specification and within budget.