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AeroGRID Launch Online Geoshop
« Posted: October 30, 2009, 05:31:03 PM »


Paris, 30th October 2009 - AeroGRID has launched a new Geoshop with immediate availability of national imagery of the USA, Germany, Great Britain and Benelux. The imagery is delivered by FTP straight to users’ desktops without the need for specialist software with convenient payment via credit card or company account.

The site can be accessed at: http://aerogrid.datadoors.net/DataDoorsWeb 

By the end of 2009 the site will be populated with high resolution orthorectified aerial imagery of most of the developed world’s urban population centres. These include the USA, Great Britain, Benelux, Germany, Poland, France, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Portugal, Spain, and Italy with many others still to be announced.

The AeroGrid Geoshop is hosted by AeroGRID partner iCubed from Fort Collins, USA, using its DataDoors technology. This makes it easy to go to the exact area of interest using either the built in gazetteer or the map navigation and selection tools. The site is host to a wide variety of data, from satellite to traditional aerial survey so there is often a choice for the area of interest. Once the area has been selected and the source of imagery chosen, users can choose from a number of different file formats, plus the projection and tiling options to suit their own viewing software. This online ordering process is simple and fast making the AeroGRID Geoshop one of the most convenient ways of obtaining professional aerial imagery currently available.

“This new Geoshop brings us a one step closer to our goal of providing professionals with an easy access archive of aerial photography from across the planet both in the format and the projection they really need to do their job,” said Miles Taylor, AeroGRID’s General Manager.

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