NAVMap Mobile

Data for the handheld and mobile device

NAVMap Mobile is a set of multilayered and generalised SDC files with a SDC routing service , geocoding lookups and navmap file for the ESRI ArcPAD and ArcLogistics Navigator products.

NAVMap products are available for the Asia Pacific, Middle East, South America and South African regions at present. More countries are being added.

Product Description

NAVMap Mobile is an extensively processed set of ESRI SDC files that are built    from the   Navteq Premium data. The country datasets are  highly compressed (all    of Australia is 200  Mb, Singapore is 3.4 Mb) and have all the routing and lookup   services required by the ESRI ArcPad and ArcLogistics Navigator products.

Layers

Layers Include Administrative Boundaries, Highways, Major Roads, Railways,    LandUse (Parks, Forests, Shopping Centres, Industrial Areas etc) , Waterways and    Points of Interest.

Cartographic display is managed by an xml definition file devised by NAVIGATE    and maintained to provide a similar look and feel across countries and NAVMap   product sets.

ArcPad 7.2 (beta) Example

NAVMap Mobile presents on ArcPad running on either PDAs or tablet / desktop    devices.

Consistent scale dependant symbology is employed across all NAVMAP products.

Right is a view of inner Sydney as it would appear zoomed in on a PDA display. 

 

 

Below is a route generated on NAVMap Mobile for Sydney via geocoding of street addresses and presented on a tablet PC.

 

 

ARCLOGISTICS NAVIGATOR

The ESRI ArcLogistics Navigator is a soon to be released  ESRI product that

runs on both Win32 and Windows Mobile environments. The

 software may be implemented as a client to an ArcLogistics

 service or as a standalone device for navigation when applied

 to a GPS equipped device (for example a GPS equipped

 PDA smartphone).

 

 

 

 

 

 

ArcLogistics Navigator Routes     

As an adjunct to ArcLogistics, Navigator accepts routes transmitted

from  the control room and proceeds to navigate the user to

the required waypoints.

Routes are dynamically recalculated should the user deviate from

 a planned route or miss a turn.  

In addition to providing turn by turn navigation instructions via

 the map display, a speech engine talks the user through the

street network.

 

 

 

 

WayPoint Selection

In a standalone operation, ArcLogistics Navigator may be used as a

navigation device. Waypoints may be entered via the map

 or as street addresses, townnames or by a comprehensive

 set of 14 categories of Points of Interest (eg Parks,

Hospitals, Restaurants, AutoService)