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News > Galdos Systems Co-operating with Blue Marble

Galdos Systems Co-operating with Blue Marble

05/02/2010

Galdos Systems Inc has entered into an exclusive distribution partnership agreement with Blue Marble Geographics. The agreement gives Blue Marble Geographics exclusive rights to distribute the Galdos CRS Registry, based on the INdicio Web Registry catalogue product, to the oil and gas industry.

Galdos' INdicio CRS Registry provides complementary technology to Blue Marble's coordinate conversion products, allowing users to store and use their coordinate system data. The Registry is the base technology currently being used by Shell Oil and the International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (OGP) in their Geodetic Parameter Registry, to provide an open standards-based registry of coordinate reference systems (CRS) and units of measure definitions. Shell Oil is a customer of both Galdos Systems Inc. and Blue Marble Geographics.

Website: http://www.bluemarblegeo.com
Supplier: Galdos Systems Inc.

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