Blue Marble Geographics Launches Subscription Model for Global Mapper Software
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Blue Marble Geographics has unveiled a new subscription model for its Global Mapper software, integrating various geospatial tools into a unified offering. This model features three tiers—Essentials, Advanced, and Professional—tailored to meet diverse mapping and data processing requirements. The transition from perpetual licensing to annual subscriptions includes software updates, technical support, and training resources, enhancing user experience.
This new subscription structure is significant as it allows users to select tools based on specific project needs, streamlining access to essential GIS capabilities and advanced features. The Essentials tier covers basic GIS functions, while the Advanced tier introduces additional analysis tools and professional map production capabilities. The Professional tier caters to drone mapping professionals with advanced lidar processing and AI-assisted image analysis, crucial for transforming drone imagery into usable data formats.
Blue Marble Geographics aims to enhance integration between desktop GIS and field operations through its mobile mapping application, Avenza Maps. Future updates are anticipated to improve data sharing across devices and work environments, further supporting users in their geospatial projects. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Blue Marble Geographics Introduces New Global Mapper Subscription for GIS and Drone Mapping
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