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October 13th, 2011
AEROoffice & TERRAoffice v5.3 Released

IGI recently announced a new major release of its leading post-processing software AEROoffice & TERRAoffice – version 5.3. TERRAoffice is a branch of AEROoffice and corporates special features for StreetMapper & RailMapper users. There are major improvements within this new version especially for processing data of urban areas. Please have a look at the screenshot below which shows the trajectories from TERRAoffice v5.2 (pink) and TERRAoffice v5.3 (green). Release v5.3 includes an improved handling of zero velocity intervalls and intervalls with poor GNSS conditions. Read More