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Infinivolve 2.0

  • New Features

    • Dynamic seismic shooting display. Infinivolve displays the shooting wave which is generated based on the active shot point. The wave can be pragmatically controlled to illustrate the duration (record length), shape and dimension of the shot template in real time. [link for screen shot]
    • Scalability based on the latest multi-core CPU technology. Infinivolve effectively uses all the available cores to achieve the best performance.
    • Satellite photo overlay. Infinivolve now supports overlaying a satellite photo on its GIS map. Via a straight forward import wizard, users can quickly choose photo file, specify photo location using latitude and longitude fields and show satellite photo on top of the vector based GIS layers.
    • Vehicle tracking history automatic playback. Users can choose to use the history player to automatically playback vehicle movements vs. manually going through the history.
    • New GIS data layer for water body. The vector GIS layer represents the water bodies in US. Along with the Stream layer, Infinivolve now provides detailed hydro information to help survey professionals better manager survey activities.
    • Free style location / vehicle tracking data import. Infinivolve now allows users to import XML / csv / text format files and define data columns for positions, time stamps, identifications, scales, etc. A user-friendly import wizard makes the data import easy as 1-2-3. [link for screen shot]
    • New earth skins. User can choose from three different earth skins, earth GIS (default), earth thermal and earth night view. [link for screen shot]

  • Key Enhancements

    • Improved APIs for external layers. The simplified interface helps users link their own layers more easily.
    • Improved dynamic memory management. Infinivolve releases more memory when system memory resource is high.
    • Software acceleration support. Infinivolve now supports computers with only software acceleration instead of the more powerful and popular hardware acceleration.

  • Release schedule

    • Beta version: 06/01/2011
    • RC1: 07/05/2011
    • RC2: 07/18/2011
    • Final release: 08/01/2011

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