Free Radius Check for First 50011/09/2009 |
| 1Spatial offers a free, fully functional version of the latest release of Radius Check as a download from their new, updated website. The first 500 people to download Radius Check will save approximately GBP500, by obtaining a free version of this spatial analysis tool for Oracle databases. |
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Radius Check is a Windows-based application that allows easy identification and administration of 2D, 3D and 4D geospatial data that are held in Oracle databases. Using multi-threaded processing, analysis on datasets of all sizes can be executed quickly and efficiently. The results can then be viewed through a colour-coded interface. The simplicity of the product means that all geospatial data users can use it, even those without a significant level of technical expertise.
Radius Check can also be used as a learning tool for those new to Oracle Spatial Schemas. It shows some of the hurdles that can arise when geospatially enabling data and it simplifies the syntax of SDO_Geometries with the automatic commenting linked to it. 
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