
Generate driving distances, times, and directions between locations and perform calculations such as fastest or shortest routes or traveling salesperson for logistics, delivery, and retail applications. Learn more about Geocoder in Oracle Database (PDF).Geocoding and reverse geocodingĮnrich existing address and location information from relational tables (customer addresses, site locations) with latitude/longitude, as the first step for building location intelligence applications. Combine application content with maps and data from a variety of web services and data formats to create richer mapping applications. Use WebGL and HTML5 JavaScript APIs to add highly interactive maps and spatial analysis into business applications. Use Oracle’s spatial data management layer with popular GIS software, open-source tools, and map visualization components providing users with a wide choice of applications. Contact tracing APIsĮasily analyze location of moving objects for pair-wise interactions in contact tracing applications using a scalable, automatic API in Oracle Database. Unlock the location component hidden in less structured data, to combine with other data, and perform spatial and text analysis. Enrich dataĮnhance data with spatial attributes such as address geocoding and place names for downstream analytics. Use spatial and location features directly from popular tools available with Oracle Database and Autonomous Database -such as APEX, SQL Developer, SQL Developer Web, and Visual Builder for faster development cycles. Develop applications using environment of choice – without having to learn new languages. Use SQL, PL/SQL, Java, Python, JavaScript, Oracle Jet, Node.js, JSON, or REST to add spatial analysis and maps to applications. In-addition they also have access to background mapping services. This data can be enriched through geocoding and creating latitude/longitude indexes. Data integration and enrichmentĪccess content from Oracle Database, including uploaded data from spreadsheets, GeoJSON, and shapefiles. Users can access Spatial Studio features via REST API, embed visualizations in other applications such as Oracle Analytics Cloud, and access spatial analysis SQL. Users can create projects with datasets from multiple sources, create and configure visualizations, perform spatial analysis operations, and publish results. Analyst supportĮasy access to spatial analysis operations with minimal coding. Users can visualize, explore, and analyze geospatial data stored in and managed by Oracle in the cloud or on-premises. Use Oracle Spatial Studio, a self-service application, to create interactive maps and perform spatial analysis on business data quickly and easily. Analyze locations of moving people for the purpose of contact tracing using a scalable, automatic API. Track millions of moving objects against thousands of regions of interest, for logistics and IoT applications. Manage topology data used by mapping and land management organizations with fine-grained feature editing and data integrity across maps and map layers for very large land parcel datasets with high consistency and accuracy. Learn more about Network Data Model (PDF).Model road transportation, telco, utility, energy, and other networks and analyze this complex data for shortest path, nearest neighbor, within cost, and reachability. Learn more about GeoRaster in Oracle Database (PDF).Perform powerful raster analytics and on-the-fly image processing, with virtual mosaics and an easy-to-use loading tool supporting popular data formats. Store and process geo-referenced raster data, such as orthophotos, satellite imagery, and gridded data for energy, natural resource management, or national security applications. The 3D support is optimized for point cloud and CityGML workflows. Manage spatial sensor data from laser scanning or photogrammetry, for use in enterprise 3D geographic information system (GIS) and Smart City applications.

3D Point Cloud data and Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) Access hundreds of functions to filter data, measure distance relationships, and combine/transform geometries. Perform queries based on proximity (how far is it?) and containment (is it inside a region?). Store and query 2D spatial geometries in Oracle Database, such as points of interest, streets, administrative boundaries.
