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Spatial Vision’s Digital Topo maps – Victoria wins IMTA’s Asia Pacific Gold Award, again!

Thursday, 15 July 2010 17:19

Spatial Vision’s Digital Topographic Maps – Victoria has once more won the International Map Trade Association (IMTA) award for Best Computer Based Product.

Held in Melbourne at the annual IMTA Conference, the awards were open to all IMTA Asia Pacific members and were judged in six categories, including the competitive computer based category.

The DVD won the same award in 2008. Receiving it again this year has cemented its position as a leader in the digital topographic maps market.

Launched in March 2010, the second edition of the DVD benefited from a significant data upgrade undertaken by the CFA, Department of Sustainability & Environment and Spatial Vision. In addition, the topographic maps were field checked by the CFA.

The DVD provides GPS ready digital maps in the popular OziExplorer format that lets users plan their next holiday or adventure or to track their current location.
The Digital Topo Maps are ideal for four wheel driving, camping, bushwalking, mountain biking, fishing, business travel and car touring. The maps can be installed on an OziExplorer equipped PC or PDA and GPS to access the maps whilst touring regional Victoria. In addition, users can create their own maps, search for streets, localities and key tourism features.

Free Trial

Spatial Vision has made components of the Digital Topo Maps DVD available for a free trial. To learn more about this product and download sample maps please visit: www.spatialvision.com.au/freetrial

Last Updated ( Thursday, 15 July 2010 17:48 )

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