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Company Overview Intermap Technologies: enabling government agencies and commercial enterprises worldwide to quickly and affordably implement a wide range of geospatial solutions.
What is the state of available elevation data? What quality and cost options do you have when planning to acquire up-to-date data? Currently, there is a patchwork of data available throughout the country that ranges from extremely old and inaccurate to quite recent and precise. How do you determine what data is fit for purpose and how much to spend? While 6 cm terrain data may be fit for San Francisco – it may not be fit for rural parts of Wyoming. Likewise, the degree of accuracy required for planning a traffic corridor may be considerably less than is necessary for a region prone to flooding.
The IFSAR data collection process wasn’t developed to satisfy everyone’s mapping needs. However, depending on the scope and requirements of a particular project, not only is IFSAR a proven alternative to LiDAR, but IFSAR’s ability to quickly complement a LiDAR end product with adequately precise, less-expensive elevation data and geometries can save users considerable time and money. Airborne IFSAR mapping technology has truly come of age – allowing Intermap to enable a wide range of geospatial solutions for numerous GIS, commercial, government, military, and consumer applications worldwide.
Intermap Technologies enables customers to facilitate better decision-making and create solutions for numerous commercial, governmental, military, and consumer applications through the purchase of high quality and affordable geometric datasets. We are proactively remapping Europe and the U.S. and building unprecedented national databases, called NEXTMap®, consisting of highly accurate digital topographic maps that include 3D geometric data. Demand for NEXTMap® data is growing as new commercial applications are emerging, including:
Headquartered in Denver, Colorado, Intermap employs more than 660 people worldwide, with offices in Calgary, Detroit, London, Ottawa, Munich, Prague, and Jakarta.
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