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Although I have in the past been critical of the new release of PCI Geomatica 2019 in many respects, I found the changes to be such a step forward that I have no objections to the 2019 release. An in-depth review of the changes can be found here . For me, the most significant changes have been in the area of SQL/ODBC access to data sources and tables, which can be used with any database or SQL server. This is in contrast to older versions of PCI Geomatica that typically required a specific set of SQL server and ODBC drivers.
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The PCI Geomatica 2019 release is the first to include the new application technology, PLone, to create web sites that can be easily deployed to the cloud and to the many different types of operating systems, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, etc.
I'm most interested in whether or not PCI Geomatica 2019 will support the visualisation of very large point clouds efficiently. I have looked forward to using this type of capability since the first version of PCI Geomatica that I reviewed, and so it seems worthwhile to update my thoughts to make sure that I am aware of this functionality if I end up upgrading to PCI Geomatica 2019. I would also be interested to know whether new projects like MODIS Landsat Surface will be supported. Recently, new capabilities were announced for PCI Geomatica 2019 that are listed in the new release notes here: https://www.pcigeomatica.com/pcigeomatica-2019-new-features.html.
In PCI Geomatica 2019, I have also come across an amazing new feature for raster analysis. PCI Geomatica enables the conversion of raster files into the correct vector geometry. This is accomplished by using the latest version of the vectorization algorithms in PCI Geomatica. The new vectorization will allow you to mask out objects from a raster based on the over or under representation of a particular tile. Once the masking is completed, you can then export the raster data to other applications as vector files.