Spatial Analyst

1. Spectrum Spatial Analyst & Stratus
DataMap Europe Ltd.
Pitney Bowes Business Partner
mapinfo@datamap.bg

2. Spectrum® Spatial Analyst
An out-of-the-box web mapping
solution
Allows users to:
–View
–Share
–Query
–Understand
Both business and spatial data
On their favorite browsers
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3. Spectrum® Spatial Analyst Benefits
• Highly usable and accessible
• Improves efficiency
• Saves money
• Enables better customer service
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4. Adds Value Across Your Organization
• Extends GIS/mapping expertise across departments
• Reduces duplication of effort for overlapping projects
• Puts spatial information into the hands of business
users and decision-makers
• Facilitates collaboration
• Available 24/7 – anytime…anywhere
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5. Spectrum Spatial Analyst
• On-premise application for internal or external
access, distribution and data sharing
• Embed maps—e.g., store locator—into your web
site
• Built on top of Spectrum Spatial
MapInfo Professional / Desktop GIS
Edit & Analyze
Data
Publish & Share
Business dataCustomer data
Demographic
data
Spatial data
• Create and manage spatial data
• Analyze spatial and customer data
• Create content for sharing within Spectrum
Spatial Analyst
Spectrum Spatial Analyst: A Multi-Faceted
Tool
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6. Spectrum Spatial Analyst: Core Components
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Map Loader
• Uploader for Analyst and Stratus.
• Users can create and style maps in MI Pro.
• Analyst uploader creates named resources directly into Spectrum
Administration Console
• Admins can add uploaded maps and layers to map configurations
• Map configurations are made available to end users.
• Admins can create queries, set user permissions, and manage end-
user functionality and much more.
SS Analyst end user applications
• End users can browse and interact with maps
• Authenticated and guest users can view and query spatial data
• Analyst can be made accessible via public web site

7. What’s New in v4.0 / R43
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8.  Thematic Maps: Graduated Symbol
 Thematic Maps: Individual Value
 Add query results as a dynamic map layer
 Data Binding (Analyst only)
 Page Loading speed
Major Features (April 2015)

9. Thematic Maps: Graduated Symbol
Support for adding Graduated Symbol Maps
• Pick any layer and create thematic on left.
• Full range of symbol styles can be picked and symbol size can be up to 64 pixels
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10. Thematic Maps: Individual Value
Support for adding Individual Value Thematic Maps
• Pick any layer and create thematic on left. Polygon, Point and Line styles can be chosen
• Choose from default style palette and/or edit each individual value category
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11. Thematic Maps: Individual Value
Support for adding Individual Value Thematic Maps
• Point Style example – secondary schools in SE England
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12. Add Query Results to Map
Support for adding any query results to the map as a layer
• All query results now have an “Add To Map” button
• Results added as a new layer – in red style. Below we see original layer also enabled in green
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13. Data Binding (Analyst only)
Data binding is where a non-spatial table can be linked to a spatial one
• Connections to non-spatial tables are added in Spectrum Management Console
• Admins in Analyst can then associate these with spatial tables in Analyst using a join column
• End users see a more information link to view associated information
• For example click a property boundary and see associated information on
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14. Data Binding (Analyst only)
Data binding administration screens
• Create data binds and add them to map configurations
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15. Key Differences:
Spectrum Spatial Analyst
vs. MapInfo Stratus
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16. Key Differences
Spectrum Spatial Analyst
• Deployed on premise
• Uses Spectrum Platform security
APIs
• Spectrum Management Console
is used to manage users and
roles
• Spectrum map loader allows
creation of named resources but
does not upload data
• Named resources pointing to
local spatial RDBMS or TAB files
can be created by the map
loader
Stratus
• Deployed as a SaaS
• Uses SaaS security
infrastructure APIs and pb.com
for authentication
• SaaS Account Management
application to create and
manage roles and add users to
them
• Stratus Map loader uploads TAB
files which are then processed
into the backend database

17. Resources
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18. Resources
• Spectrum Docs:
http://support.pb.com/ekip/index?page=product_content&cat=SC_SP
ECTRUM_TECHNOLOGY_PLATFORM
• Spectrum Spatial Docs:
http://support.pb.com/help/spectrum/9.2/webhelp/en/Spatial/index.htm
l
• Analyst Docs:
http://support.pb.com/ekip/index?page=content&id=RE15009
• Stratus Docs:
http://support.pb.com/ekip/index?page=product_content&cat=SC_MA
PINFO_STRATUS
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19. Questions?
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20. Custom Queries
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21. Map Center and XY Locations
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22. Querying in Multiple Annotations
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23. Querying in Multiple Annotations
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24. Pick List in Queries
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25. Pick List in Queries
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26. Support for Third Party Tile Services
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27. Support for Long Map Labels
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28. ‹#›
Nine Key Features
• Map publishing
• International address search
• Find Nearest
• Spatial and attribute queries
• Wildcard search
• Address search log download
• Basic analyst usage log access
• Draw lines and polygons; measure distance
• Bing (roads, aerial, hybrid maps) and OSM supported

29. Empowering Users
§ Select any visible map layer to query
§ Query within
• Current map view
• User-drawn polygon
• All data
§ View results in tabular grid
§ Select row on table and highlight feature on map
§ Export query results to CSV file
§ Sort results by clicking any column in table
§ Find Nearest based on location
§ View information using map marker callouts
§ Draw lines, measure distance and polygon areas
§ Print to PDF

30. Spectrum Spatial Admin Console:
Simplifying Administration
• Flexibly create map configurations
• Define layers that can be searched via Find Nearest
• Manage queries:
• Enable/disable spatial query for specific configurations
• Define underlying queries and criteria available to end-users
• Create multiple queries for a table
• Define how user input is made
• Assign permissions to analyst roles on Map Configurations, Find Nearest
and Query Templates.

31. Spectrum Management Console:
Secure Access Control
• Authenticated access
• Adds any number of custom roles
• Adds users and assigning users to any roles
• Guest access
• Specifies guest users and roles
• Treats non-logged-in users as "guests”
• Those users may sign in to see secured data
• Flexible administration assignment
• Designates users who may access Administrator Console
• Designates users who may upload data

32. What You Need to Get Started
• Requirements
• MapInfo Professional v12.0 or higher
• IE Explorer (8,9, 10 and 11)
• Firefox (all recent versions)
• Safari (on iPad)
• Chrome (all recent versions)

33. General Hardware Recommendations
Analyst server only:
• Operating Systems: Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit. The server requires a
64-bit system; 32-bit systems are not supported.
• Disk Space: Spectrum Spatial Analyst will use 1GB of system space for
installer package and installation.
• Memory: Spectrum Spatial Analyst applications will use minimum of 3GB
RAM. Please make sure the server on which Analyst is installed has enough
RAM to run other processes, including Windows.
• CPUs: We recommend a minimum of 4 CPU cores
• Note that Analyst installs 3 services (Admin, locate service, and the Analyst
end-user app).