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Description
TdhGIS offers a powerful and flexible array of tools designed for vector-based spatial analysis, ensuring users can conduct spatial assessments in just a matter of minutes with its user-friendly software suite.
Highlighted Features:
- Visually create and modify geometric data similar to tools found in CAD applications.
- Import data from Shapefiles and OpenStreetMap seamlessly.
- Utilize raster images as a background while overlaying CAD drawings for enhanced visualization.
- Color code polygons based on user-defined data values, employing either discrete intervals or gradient representations.
- Assign point data to specified buffers around points, polygons, and multilines, such as identifying all gas stations within one mile of a highway.
- Link point data to polygons, for instance, associating structures with hydrological basins.
- Relate polygon data to other polygons, such as distributing population data from census blocks to political boundaries.
- Generate Thiessen polygons, which can delineate regions closest to each hospital throughout a state, providing clear spatial insights.
With these features, TdhGIS stands out as a comprehensive tool for anyone involved in spatial data analysis.
Description
The City Form Lab has unveiled an innovative toolbox designed specifically for analyzing urban networks. This groundbreaking ArcGIS toolbox is the first of its kind, featuring centrality tools that facilitate the computation of five distinct graph analysis measures on spatial networks: reach, gravity, betweenness, closeness, and straightness. Additionally, it includes redundancy tools that calculate the redundancy index, identify redundant paths, and assess the wayfinding index. Notably, these tools boast three key features that enhance their effectiveness for spatial analysis in urban street networks. Firstly, they are capable of considering both geometry and topology within the input networks, allowing for the use of metric distance (such as meters) or topological distance (like turns) as impedance factors during analysis. Secondly, in contrast to earlier software tools that only handle two network elements—nodes and edges—the UNA tools introduce a third element: buildings, which serve as the spatial units for all analytical measures. This comprehensive approach not only improves the accuracy of urban analysis but also provides deeper insights into the relationships within urban environments.
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Pricing Details
$20 for commercial use
FREE (for non-commercial use)
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Deployment
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Windows
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Linux
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Deployment
Web-Based
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On-Premises
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iPhone App
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iPad App
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Android App
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Windows
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Mac
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Linux
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Chromebook
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Customer Support
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Live Rep (24/7)
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Online Support
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Customer Support
Business Hours
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Online Support
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Types of Training
Training Docs
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Training Docs
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In Person
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Vendor Details
Company Name
TDH Engineering
Founded
1988
Country
United States
Website
tdhgis.com
Vendor Details
Company Name
City Form Lab
Country
United States
Website
cityform.mit.edu/projects/urban-network-analysis.html
Product Features
GIS
3D Imagery
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Census Data Integration
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Color Coding
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Geocoding
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Image Exporting
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Image Management
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Internet Mapping
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Interoperability
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Labeling
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Map Creation
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Map Sharing
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Near-Matching
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Reverse Geocoding
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Spatial Analysis
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