Let learn and explore new feature of MapInfo;
Presentation on Spectrum Spatial our new solution that extends the value of MapInfo Professional. This robust platform makes it easy to build and deploy location-based applications.
- Provide a centralized map service
- Empower non-GIS users to access GIS insight
- Use data, maps and spatial assets more effectively
- Deliver real-time visibility quickly and easily
- Incorporate geospatial services into business processes
See how you can add data access, new functionality and multichannel output to your desktop mapping solution.
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Spectrum Spatial for BI: SAP Business Objects Overview Demo
See Spectrum Spatial for BI in action and see what is possible when leveraging the power Location Intelligence with a business intelligence system, in this case, SAP Business Objects.
I believe we can apply this for Telecom KPI Dashboard report, Interesting for Sale and marketing department as well.
This is a short video tutorial that explains how to create larger regions out of smaller ones. There are different ways to combine objects within the same table together. Perhaps you have a need to create some sort of territory boundaries. You can take some existing postal or census boundary data and combine the individual objects together to create larger regions. This tutorial will cover two methods to combine objects. The first method is to select the objects manually, and go to the Objects menu and choose combine. The second method is by going to the Table menu and choosing Combine Objects Using Column. This second method requires that there is a column of data that contains some designation or ID that MapInfo Professional can use to combine the objects. It will read that column and combine all of the objects on the map together based on all the unique values in that column.
This video explains the Universal Translator tool in MapInfo Professional. Universal Translator is a tool inside MapInfo Professional that converts files from one spatial data format to another spatial data format. (This tool is in MapInfo Professional up to, and including version 11.5.)
This is good course for understanding the Interpolation concept, Thank for good explanation and make it easy to understand.
This is the part of Lecture series from SabberFoundation.
Lectured by Md. Sabber Ahamed, Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh.
In this video, we will show you how to use the SQL Select command in MapInfo Professional to perform a variety of tasks related to organizing, analyzing and summarizing the information in tables. You will derive new information from existing information in your tables, calculate totals and averages, and sort data.
In MapInfo Professional 10.5 there is a new way to handle style overrides. It's called Stacked Styles and essentially allows you to build one style override on top of another, without having to add any extra layers.
A new Image Control allows for easy embedding of pictures, logos and images of all types on to your Layout windows.
In MapInfo Professional version 12, the labeling functionality has become much more robust than ever before. As a result, the Layer Properties dialog box has been updated to reflect the new features. This tutorial will outline the new label functionality.
You can use a thematic map to shade one table with data from another, as long as there is some common element between them. That common element is used to tell Mapinfo Professional how to join the two tables together.
This video introduces drawing objects in MapInfo Professional. You will learn about the different drawing tools and how to set the style settings for each object.
This video introduces some more advanced techniques used when drawing objects in MapInfo Professional. You will learn about moving and reshaping objects, as well as the effect of the CTRL and SHIFT keys have when drawing objects.
In this video you will learn about some of the more advanced drawing techniques in MapInfo Professional. These include the Snap function, the Autonode function, moving existing nodes and the Autotrace function.
This tutorial will explain how to use the Google Earth Connection Utility included with MapInfo Professional. You will be able to export your MapInfo Professional .TAB files to .KML format that can be opened in Google Earth.
This tutorial will explain what a Workspace file is and what it contains. It will also go over some common problems that you may encounter when using Workspaces, and how to fix them or avoid them entirely.
In MapInfo professional version 10.5 you have the option to create layered PDF output. This means that you can turn the individual layers on and off, show some attribute data (i.e., information from the Browser window) and show the cursor location, all from within a PDF reader, like Adobe Reader. You can create a layered PDF either from a map window or a layout window.
How to Extract Coordinate Data from a Table of Points or Regions in MapInfo Professional.
It is possible to extract the longitude and latitude of points from a map. If a record has a map object associated with it, MapInfo Professional knows the coordinates. However, they are not displayed in the browser automatically. You may use the Update Column function, or the Coordinate Extractor tool, to extract these coordinates and store them as numeric data in your browser. This tutorial will show you an example of each. This tutorial uses point tables, but you can also extract the coordinates of the centroid (or center) of a table of regions in the way.
Calculate the Distance between Points in Two Different Tables in MapInfo Professional
