Product Introduction
1. Overview
GISBox is a GIS toolbox capable of real-time editing, format conversion, and service publishing for** GIS images**, terrain, and oblique photography. It supports one-stop conversion for various GIS file formats, real-time editing for oblique photography, and completely free service publishing for images, terrain, and oblique photography.
2. Product Positioning
GISBox is a one-stop GIS data processing and publishing toolbox aimed at the digital twin industry, specifically designed to meet the current demand for efficient data processing and convenient service publishing. Users in the digital twin industry face challenges in managing, converting, and publishing complex data types, including images, terrain, and oblique photography. GISBox provides real-time editing, multi-format conversion, and free publishing services to help users process various GIS data quickly and flexibly.
Currently, the demand for GIS data processing is growing, especially in fields such as urban planning, remote sensing surveying, construction engineering, and emergency response. Users need tools that can respond quickly to massive amounts of geospatial data. Traditional GIS tools often lack efficiency in data editing and publishing, or require multiple tools to complete tasks. GISBox was created to solve these pain points, providing users with a one-stop, multi-functional workflow that meets different data format needs and offers efficient real-time processing capabilities.
3. Product Advantages
3.1 One-Stop GIS File Format Conversion
GISBox supports one-stop conversion for GIS images, terrain, and oblique photography file formats. It not only automatically slices formats such as GEO-TIFF but also converts various formats like OSGB/PVT/FBX/OBJ to 3DTile format. Additionally, it can convert GEO-TIFF and other formats to terrain formats.
3.2 Real-Time Oblique Photography Editing
GISBox supports real-time editing of oblique photography (OSGB format), allowing users to quickly process data and reduce waiting times in traditional image editing, significantly improving work efficiency.
The “breaking face” issue in oblique photography data often affects the completeness and visual effect of images. GISBox provides a break-face repair feature that allows users to adjust damaged areas and restore the smoothness and continuity of oblique photography, ensuring high-quality data display in applications and reducing the workload for secondary processing.
GISBox also supports riverbed depression, adjusting the river area in oblique photography to match the actual topographic changes in height. This feature allows for accurate simulation of riverbed depression, providing more realistic terrain data for applications such as hydrological studies, urban flood prevention, and ecological environment evaluation, thus improving analysis accuracy.
In practical applications, users often need to overlay oblique photography with other terrain or GIS data. GISBox’s topographic alignment function helps users achieve precise matching between different data sources, ensuring consistency in elevation and avoiding errors caused by misalignment in multi-source data fusion projects.
3.3 Free Service Publishing
GISBox supports various mainstream publishing protocols, including 3DTiles, Terrain, and** WMTS (Web Map Tile Service)**, and charges no fees for this service.
The collection service publishing feature of GISBox allows users to combine multiple services for unified publishing and management. This feature enables users to conveniently package images, terrain, and oblique photography data into a single service, simplifying the management process for multiple data types, significantly enhancing data management and display efficiency, and reducing repetitive operations and maintenance difficulties.
