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MapViewer is a state-of-the-art geomapping software designed to empower you with the ability to create publication-quality thematic maps effortlessly. It caters to a variety of map creation needs, including base maps, pin maps, hatch maps, density maps, gradient maps, data charts, symbol maps, territory maps, pie maps, bar maps, line graph maps, prism maps, and flow maps. With over 16 customizable map types, MapViewer allows you to color-code your boundaries based on data variables, create unique bar graphs, pie charts, or line/scatter plots within each boundary, and manage data through grid systems to generate gradient maps, contour maps, and vector data maps. Adjust map area sizes using three map types: continuous, discontinuous, and alternate, along with prism 3D mapping. Showcase data points, lines, or arrow symbols on the map using density 3D mapping, symbol 3D mapping, flow maps, and line graph 3D mapping.

Enhance your thematic maps by adding base maps and pin maps to display boundaries and point locations. MapViewer supports the following map types:

Base Maps: These maps do not include any data representation and are ideal for displaying general features like roads, rivers, city locations, and boundaries without specific data.

Pin Maps: These are point location maps that place a marker at specific locations on the map.

Hatch Maps: These maps use colors and patterns to indicate the data range or type of each region on the map.

Density Maps: Also known as point density maps, these use markers to represent data values on the map.

Gradient Maps: These maps display continuous colors between discrete data points through interpolation.

Dorling Cartograms: Data is represented by changing the size of related area objects. Dorling cartograms use circles instead of the traditional shapes.

Symbol Maps: Place scaled symbols within regions, lines, or points on the map, with the scale representing the data value for each area or point.

Territory Maps: These maps group into territories and provide statistics for each group of related data.

Pie Maps: These represent multiple data values with proportional sizes.

Bar Maps: These use bars to represent data values for each location.

Line Graph Maps: These maps show the central tendency of the data for each location.

Prism Maps: Each region, line, or point is depicted as a raised prism, with the height corresponding to the associated data value.

Flow Maps: These maps indicate data using the thickness of lines.

Software Highlights

Create Professional Thematic Maps: MapViewer transforms spatial data into informative thematic maps with its robust mapping features, flexible map display, real-time customization, and advanced analysis tools.

Enhance Map Creation: With a rich set of customization options, MapViewer allows you to create maps that clearly convey your information.

Make Informed Decisions: Utilize MapViewer's geographical analysis tools to make better and smarter decisions about spatial data. Focus on areas of interest, segment for further analysis, and apply computational power to uncover new insights.

Seamless Coordination with All Projections: MapViewer can easily convert spatial data into informative charts. It manages data in different or multiple projections without referencing.

Real-time Online Data Browsing: Access a wealth of data at your fingertips for visualization. MapViewer allows you to immediately view maps downloaded from any online Web Map Service (WMS), public or private.

Full Compatibility and Data Visualization: Load various file formats including SHP, DXF, and XLSX. MapViewer also supports many popular export formats.

Collaborate with Confidence: Share your work with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders. Maps can be exported in high-quality formats like PDF or TIFF for printing and publishing, or shared online in formats like JPG or PNG. Easily copy and paste maps into presentation tools like Microsoft PowerPoint or Word.

Simplified Workflow: MapViewer's intuitive interface allows you to go from raw data to informative charts in minutes.

How to Use MapViewer

Data Import: Start by importing your spatial data into MapViewer. The software supports multiple file formats for easy integration.

Map Selection: Choose the type of map you want to create from the extensive list of available options.

Customization: Customize your map with the rich set of tools available. Adjust colors, patterns, and sizes to best represent your data.

Analysis: Use the geographical analysis tools to gain insights from your data. Segment and focus on specific areas for a deeper understanding.

Export and Share: Once your map is ready, export it in the desired format for printing, publishing, or sharing online.

MapViewer is designed to be user-friendly, ensuring that both beginners and experienced users can leverage its powerful features to create compelling and informative maps.