GeoRover® Software
Increasing the speed, efficiency and productivity of many common GIS workflows
GeoRover geospatial software are commercial products developed as flexible and efficient tools to aid in the production and analysis of GIS intelligence. GeoRover products enhance Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri®)-based technology, and mobile technology providing improved data management.
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Applications
The desktop extensions are designed and sold as "plug-ins" to the ArcMap™ component of Esri ArcGIS® for Desktop GIS software (versions 10.2 and above). The mobile-based technology currently resides on the Android™ operating system. For questions or additional support, contact the GeoRover Software Support Hotline: 1-866-417-5322
- Data Importing
- Field Data Collection/Visualization
- Data Creation/Editing
- Data Export
- RPF Display / Management
- Full Motion Video Integration
- Mobile Collection Capability
- Data Conversion: FalconView® to ArcGIS platforms
Benefits
- Significant reduction in training requirements for ArcGIS
- Increased user confidence, greater acceptance of powerful ArcGIS
- Faster, more flexible interface for Esri® ArcGIS® Desktop software
- Improved support for ingestion of data into Esri ArcGIS Desktop software
- Tightly integrated with ArcMap, fully compatible with geodatabase formats
- Rapid export of GIS information into standard product formats
- Superior management and display of large NGA RPF file based datasets (ECRG, CADRG, and CIB)
- Share data between the FalconView and ArcGIS Desktop application
- Field data collection
- No proprietary hardware, works with equipment personnel already use
- Minimizes burden, no connections in the field
- Minimal post-processing
- Mobile application
- Works in connected and disconnected environments
- Exchanges data between mobile and desktop platforms
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Locus Track
The GeoRover Locus Track extension is developed to work with the commercial Esri ArcGIS Desktop software (Basic, Standard, Advanced). The extension loads a single toolbar into the ArcMap™ component of ArcGIS, streamlining and enhancing the process of creating, editing, importing, and sharing data with a combination of robust and flexible interactive editing tools and data import/export wizards. The tools present many of the most common and requested functions in a simple, efficient interface, greatly reducing the steps required to accomplish basic tasks, saving valuable time and reducing required training.
Features
- Interactive (point-and-click) and coordinate-based tools for creating, editing, and deleting points, lines, polygons, and rows
- Tools can edit existing shapefiles, geodatabase feature classes (personal, file, and enterprise ArcSDE®), and non-geospatial tables, and can create new shapefiles and non-geospatial tables "on-the-fly" within the ArcMap interface
- Supports DD, DM, DMS, UTM, MGRS, and XY coordinate formats. All tools employ robust, smart, and flexible coordinate parsing capabilities
- Supports address location formats when connected to a geocoding service
- Wizard-driven import of points, lines, or polygons from coordinates in:
- any delimited text (.csv, .txt, .tab, etc)
- Excel® spreadsheet
- database (Access, Oracle®, SQL Server®, etc.)
- semi-structured copy/pasted text
- geospatial data (shapefiles, geodatabase feature classes) that currently exist within map document or using Add Data browser
- Enhanced Import Error Logs for identifying features that incurred errors during import process
- Export Wizard capable of exporting ArcMap layers into common formats, such as HTML pages, Excel spreadsheets, text, and customizable PowerPoint® slide show products
- Attribute editing tool allows for one-step database editing of any layer and the ability to add new attribute fields
- Simultaneous batch attribute editing of multiple features within a layer
- Add or delete individual vertices from line or polygon features with a simple right click option
- Add coordinate attributes (Lat/Lon, DD, DM, DMS, UTM, MGRS, or XY) to any point layer for one-step coordinate conversion. Coordinate attributes are verified and updated each time point features are moved or edited
- Add one or more linked files (video, images, audio, documents, slides, spreadsheets, databases, etc.), folders, or Web sites to any point, line, or polygon feature
Benefits
- Significant reduction in training required for basic ArcGIS use
- Faster more flexible interface for operational use
- Compatible with any ArcGIS datum/coordinate system
- All tools are fully compatible with enterprise (ArcSDE) databases
- Automatically generate, convert and update thousands of coordinate attribute records added to any point layer in seconds
- Create complete PowerPoint presentations from ArcMap data layers. Slide elements (visual content, title, bullets) are automatically generated from map data and are fully customizable
- Significantly eases user transition from FalconView™ to ArcGIS
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RPF Tools
The GeoRover® RPF Tools extensions provides the capability to create map indexes from any file-based source of raster product format (RPF) data and view the index within ArcGIS®.
GeoRover RPF Tools is an extension developed by Leidos to work with the Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri®) commercial ArcGIS Desktop software. The GeoRover RPF Tools extension loads into the ArcMap™ component of ArcGIS and will function in any level of licensing (Basic, Standard, or Advanced).
The extension provides the capability to create map indexes from any file-based source of raster product format (RPF) data and view the index within ArcMap. Common RPF formats include Enhanced Compressed Raster Graphics (ECRG), Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphics (CADRG) and Controlled Image Base® (CIB®).
Features
- Create map index consisting of both ECRG and CADRG formats in the same index
- Rapid map index creation from RPF data in any directory structure
- Create and work with map indexes in ArcMap; no requirement to use ArcCatalog™
- Add new RPF data to existing indexes; most recent data is automatically selected for the index
- Wireframe and product controls conveniently located in ArcMap Table of Contents
- Selection tools for custom selection of map product(s) coverage areas
- Copy map data tools for chipping-out subsets of existing map indexes/data and moving to new location
- Delete map data functionality for removing unwanted data and reclaiming disk space
- Special zoom tool for efficient navigation through map product sets
- Integrates ArcMap Identify tool for viewing crucial RPF metadata
Benefits
- Designed for high-speed RPF data display in ArcMap
- Supports Enhanced Compressed Raster Graphics (ECRG), Compressed ARC Digitized Raster Graphics (CADRG), and Controlled Image Base (CIB) formats.
- Optimized to support any size of file-based RPF datasets, including datasets over 1 terabyte (TB)
- Valuable for management and distribution of large RPF datasets, and data staging
- Index RPF data to new or existing GeoRover map catalogs (.gmc)
- Indexing process can utilize RPF a.toc (table of contents) and toc.xml (and its associated shapefiles) files for optimal indexing speed
- Ideal for disconnected and operational users
- Uses existing data structure; does not reformat RPF data
- Work with large RPF datasets concurrently with both ArcMap and FalconView™
- Specialized zooming tool for RPF data display at native raster resolution at each and every product scale
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Digital Data Tracker
The GeoRover Digital Data Tracker extension integrates a global positioning system (GPS) device and geotagged data with the commercial Esri ArcGIS for Desktop software (Basic, Standard, or Advanced). It provides geographic information systems (GIS) tools for easily importing track logs and waypoint logs from a variety of GPS receivers, including receivers that support GPS exchange format (GPX) files or GPS-tagged data, and displays these imported formats within the ArcMap™ component of the ArcGIS Desktop application.
Using the GPS receiver track log information, digital media (images, video clips, audio clips, text) collected in the field, can automatically be georeferenced. Track logs and georeferenced data layers are saved as shapefiles or can be added to existing feature classes in a personal or ArcSDE® geodatabase. The result is an interactive map display with links to field data or geotagged data that can be exported as a web page for easy geospatial information sharing. Specific waypoints or routes can also be uploaded to a GPS receiver.
Features
- Download track logs, waypoints, and routes from GPS receivers into new or existing ArcMap layers
- Upload waypoints or routes from the ArcMap application to a GPS receiver
- Support for Garmin® GPS receivers (serial and USB), GPX files, GPS-tagged data, Magellan® (serial), and NMEA GPS protocols. Also, supports popular Garmin nüvi® series GPS receivers
- Automatically geolocates and plots digital media (images, video clips, audio recordings, etc.) by correlating the collected field data with the GPS track log information
- Import and export track log, waypoint, route, and linked data to and from GPX files
- Create and manage related offset (subject and collection) points by leveraging range and bearing information
- Real-time track log with moving map display for GPS navigation includes heading and current coordinate readout
- Convert track log points to lines
- Use the Geolocation Wizard to georeference data using non-standard track logs, different time offset methods, and to set up real-time geolocation functionality with the real-time track log mode
- Automatically plot geotagged data for display in the ArcMap application
- Access georeferenced field data or geotagged data from maps and images with simple point and click
- Add new points to existing geolocated data by clicking on display or entering coordinates (DD, DM, DMS, UTM, MGRS)
- Add/change linked data (video, images, audio, documents, slides, spreadsheets, databases, URLs, etc.) using standard Windows Explorer interface
- Export ArcMap display and layers into interactive HTML file with hyperlinks and user-defined pop-up labels
Benefits
- Significant reduction in GIS training required when processing field data for use in the ArcGIS Desktop application
- Increases productivity by streamlining workflows when collecting field data and GPS data or working with geotagged photos and processing these data in a geospatial context
- Faster more flexible interface to create GIS products from field collected data including geotagged photos
- Works with a variety of GPS receivers and cameras
- Proven performance using cost effective commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions
- Support for GPS integrated devices allows organizations to phase in other technologies
- All tools are fully compatible with shapefiles and geodatabase feature classes (personal, file, and enterprise ArcSDE)
- Flexible data collection options:
- GPS receiver and digital camera only (or other device) in the field. No PC or cable connections required
- Real-time with tablet/laptop PC
- GPS integrated geotagging cameras
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Range Tools
The GeoRover Range Tools extension is developed to work with the Esri® ArcGIS Desktop software (Basic, Standard, or Advanced). The extension loads a single toolbar into the ArcMap component of ArcGIS, providing powerful and interactive tools for creating, editing, and importing ring, ellipse, and arc feature layers.
Features
- Interactive (point-and-click) and coordinate-based tools for creating, editing, and deleting ring, ellipse, and arc features from shapefiles and geodatabase feature classes (personal, file, and enterprise ArcSDE®) "on-the-fly" within the ArcMap interface
- Updating feature parameter values (radius, diameter, heading, sweep, semi/major axis, semi/minor axis) updates feature size/shape instantly
- Range features are always geodetically correct when created and edited using the Range tools extension
- Options menu available for customizing user preferences and default settings including add/edit and layer symbology, feature creation methods, and coordinate system behavior
- Wizard-driven import tool creates or updates ring, ellipse, or arc feature layers from any delimited text file (.csv, .txt, .tab, etc.) Excel®spreadsheet, database (Access®, Oracle®, SQL Server®, etc.), or even semi-structured copy/pasted text with coordinates
- Supports Decimal Degrees (DD), Degrees Decimal Minutes (DM), Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS), Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM), Military Grid Reference System (MGRS), and XY coordinates in any available units. All tools employ robust, smart, and flexible coordinate parsing capabilities
- One-click button for displaying/hiding range feature center points
Benefits
- Compatible with any ArcGIS datum /coordinate system
- Quickly and easily visualize numerical range data on a map
- Manage sets of range features based on the same center point
- Fast, flexible interface for operational use
- All tools are fully compatible with enterprise (ArcSDE) databases
- Features stored in shapefiles or feature classes
- Combine coordinate import and buffering into one-step
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Mobile
The GeoRover Mobile software solution combines powerful desktop capabilities with the flexibility of mobile devices running the Android operating system. This solution streamlines and enhances the process of capturing, editing, and sharing field collected GIS data through a combination of robust and flexible interactive collection tools and Map-Pack import and export wizards.
The GeoRover Mobile Desktop provides the ability to package the data for use on your device. This tool enables users to import imagery, shapefiles, feature classes, and KML files. Users can also build point, line, and polygon feature collection layers to deploy pre-defined schema for field collection on mobile devices (phones or tablets) running the GeoRover Mobile application.
The GeoRover Mobile application is a program that resides on mobile devices that support the Android™ platform. This application can be used in connected or disconnected environments and allows users to edit and create features in existing shapefiles or feature classes. The Mobile application integrates both internal and external global position systems (GPS) and available Wi-Fi™ networks to provide current location data and to display map images from published Web Mapping Services (WMS).
Features
Application:
- Utilize available network connections, including Wi-Fi networks, to display published WMS map layers
- Add point, line, or polygon features to existing layers using interactive touch screen functionality
- Supports editing of feature classes with coded value domains or pick lists set in layer schema
- Take photos, including geotagged photos, or voice recordings with the mobile device or attach photos from the mobile gallery to point, line, or polygon features
- Use real-time GPS location to create waypoints, track logs, and routes when connected to an internal or external GPS, including Bluetooth®
- Move selected point or reshape a line or polygon feature with versatile vertex editing
Desktop:
- Create Map-Packs from existing raster and vector datasets and WMS connections
- Choose an existing raster dataset as a base map layers such as: JPEG, JPEG2000, GeoTIFF, MrSID, ERDAS IMAGINE (.img)
- Define WMS map layers to be displayed as a map image on the mobile device when connected to an available network
- Include point, line, and polygon features from existing shapefile, feature classes, and KML files
- Create new point, line, and polygon feature collection layers
- Map-Packs allow vector layers to contain existing features or empty layer with predefined schema
- Easily export layers from the Mobile application as shapefiles, feature classes or KML files
- Save Map-Packs directly to supported Android mobile devices or choose to save to a specified folder location
- Automatically reprojects imported data to WGS 1984 from its current projection
Benefits
- Works in connected and disconnected environments
- Integrates with available GPS and Wi-Fi networks
- Works with numerous mobile devices and tablets running the Android platform
- Imports and exports data in formats compatible with the powerful ArcGIS for Desktop application
- Easily collect field data, including geotagged photos and voice recordings
- Complements existing GeoRover software extensions for the ArcGIS for Desktop application
- Flexible licensing options include Single Use and Concurrent Use
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Flexrt
The GeoRover® FlexRT extension provides the capability to import and export critical data between the Esri®ArcGIS for Desktop and FalconView® applications with the ability to maintain consistent data symbology.
The extension is a plug-in to the commercial Esri ArcGIS Desktop application (Basic, Standard, Advanced). The toolbar provides interoperability tools for converting data between common FalconView formats such as Local Point and Draw files and common GIS formats such as shapefiles and feature classes (personal, file, enterprise ArcSDE®). The toolbar also provides the option to apply FalconView Local Point symbology to point layers in the ArcMapTM application. The FlexRT extension allows for quick, user-friendly import and export wizards to simplify data exchange between platforms allowing users to share and disseminate data easily.
Features
- Flexible import and export wizards maintain attribute information between the FalconView and ArcGIS Desktop platforms
- Export shapefiles or feature classes from ArcGIS Desktop to FalconView as Local Point or Draw files
- Apply and maintain Local Point symbology for all point feature layers in ArcMap
- Search directory for custom FalconView stylesheet to use in ArcMap for all point layers
- Import FalconView Local Point or Draw files into new shapefiles or existing feature layers (shapefile and personal, file, and enterprise ArcSDE feature classes)
- Ability to import numerous types of FalconView Draw file geometries into ArcGIS Desktop
- Match imported attribute fields with existing attribute fields to minimize redundancy in data
Benefits
- Enables users to share data between the FalconView and ArcGIS Desktop application
- Valuable for data management
- Compatible with any ArcGIS datum or coordinate system
- Minimizes confusion and promotes clarity by applying custom FalconView stylesheets
- Maintains attribute information when importing and exporting between multiple platforms
- Applies Local Point symbology to the ArcMap interface allowing for user recognition of data
- Increases productivity by collaborating users across different data platforms
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Coordinate Viewer & Zoom Tools
The GeoRover Coordinate Viewer and Zoom Tools extensions are developed to work with the commercial Esri®ArcGIS® for Desktop software (Basic, Standard, or Advanced). The extensions load as toolbars into the ArcMap™component of ArcGIS, providing rapid map zooming and enhanced coordinate functionality. Capabilities include flexible and robust coordinate parsing and searching, real-time coordinate display, and the ability to retrieve coordinates from the map.
Features
- Viewing window simultaneously displays up to six different coordinate system formats in real-time, based on cursor position, regardless of which ArcMap tool is being used
- Copy any individual coordinate from map to clipboard with single-click or use coordinate lists tool to copy multiple coordinates
- Options allow for user preferred coordinate format (structure) and display style (font, size, color)
- Interface performs instant coordinate conversion between all supported coordinate formats: Decimal Degrees (DD), Degrees Decimal Minutes (DM), Degrees Minutes Seconds (DMS), Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM), Military Grid Reference System (MGRS), and XY
- Viewing window is resizable and can be docked to the ArcMap interface
- Zoom to any scale and/or known specific coordinate location
Benefits
- Supports six different coordinate formats and any ArcGIS projection/datum
- Coordinate parsing functionality increases productivity by accepting and outputting greater range of disparate coordinate formats
- Includes embedded commands for full customization of ArcMap template
- Coordinate list tool "batch" copying capability provides fastest possible means to export multiple coordinates from map to clipboard
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- RPF Tools 4.1: Create, display, and manage map indexes from any file-based source of raster product format data (e.g. ECRG, CADRG, CIB).
- FlexRT 4.1: Interoperability tools for converting data between FalconView® and ArcGIS for Desktop.
- Coordinate Viewer 4.1: Companion extension which displays a custom coordinate window with real-time coordinate display.
- Zoom Tools 4.1: Companion extension which enables rapid map zooming and "go-to" capabilities.
- Locus Track version 4.1: Now includes editing with ArcMap® Snapping capabilities.
- Range Tools version 4.2: Now includes editing with ArcMap® Snapping capabilities.
- Digital Data Tracker version 4.2: Now includes editing with ArcMap® Snapping capabilities.
The Leidos GeoRover software program is an Esri Gold Partner, developer and value-added reseller. Special quantity discounts are available for eligible government agencies and educational institutions.
GeoRover and the Leidos logo are registered trademarks of Leidos, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Esri, ArcGIS, ArcMap, ArcView, ArcEditor, ArcInfo, and ArcSDE are trademarks, registered trademarks, or service marks, of the Environmental Systems Research Institute in the United States, the European community, or certain other jurisdictions.
GeoRover software licenses, maintenance, and training classes are available on the Leidos GSA IT Schedule, Contract # GS-35F-116AA.
PowerPoint, Excel, Access, and SQL Server are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Imagery in screenshots is courtesy of ArcGIS Online World Imagery. Source is Aerials Express (AEX). Garmin® and nüvi are trademarks of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries, registered in the USA and other countries.
GeoEye and Space Imaging are registered trademarks of GeoEye or its subsidiaries and affiliates in the United States and/or other countries.
Technical Specifications
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GeoRover extensions install into the ArcMap™ component of Esri® ArcGIS®Desktop 10.2 or above and will run in any level of licensing (Basic, Standard, or Advanced).
Modern web browser required to fully support interactive HTML products.
Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation graphics program required to fully support Export Wizard products in the Locus Track extension. Note: PowerPoint 2003 and later, or proper video codec, required for full functionality of embedded video in PowerPoint presentations.
Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet software required to fully support Import and/or Export Wizard products in Locus Track, Digital Data Tracker, and Range Tools extensions.
GPS receiver required for maximum functionality using Digital Data Tracker extension. Garmin® (USB) and NMEA protocols supported.
Android™ platform version 2.1 or above is required for the GeoRover Mobile Application to be installed and activated.
The mobile device market changes quickly. Please contact us for required mobile device information to use the GeoRover Mobile solution.
Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 or above is required to install and run GeoRover software.
GeoRover License Manager v4.0 or above is required to install and run all GeoRover products.
FlexRT (Import/ Export) works with formats (e.g. Local Point Files & Draw files) from FalconView® versions 3.2 – 4.1.
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Windows Vista®, Windows® 7, Windows® 8.x, and Windows® 10.
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1 GHz or higher recommended
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512MB RAM or higher recommended
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At least 50MB of free disk space for full installation (for all GeoRover software extensions)
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Recommended screen resolution for ArcGIS for Desktop is a minimum of 1024 x 768 or higher at normal size (96 dpi). Although the latest versions of the GeoRover software extension are compatible at larger DPI settings (120 dpi).
FAQs
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GeoRover software products are a suite of extensions for the ArcMap™ component of Esri® ArcGIS 9.x and 10.x. GeoRover software products work in all ArcGIS licensing levels (Basic, Standard, Advanced). Each extension is compatible up to ArcGIS® 10.2 to 10.6.1.
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No. All GeoRover software products are commercially licensed software products that can be purchased directly from Leidos or through Leidos GeoRover software resellers (see FAQ #6 for more details).
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- Locus Track v4.1
- Digital Data Tracker v4.2
- RPF Tools v4.1
- Range Tools v4.2
- Coordinate Viewer v4.1
- Zoom Tools v4.1
- License Manager v4.1
- License Server v4.0.2
- GeoRover Mobile Application v1.1
- GeoRover Mobile Desktop v1.1
- FlexRT v4.1
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- Locus Track v4.0.3, v4.1
- Digital Data Tracker v4.1, v4.2
- RPF Tools version 4.0.1, v4.1
- Range Tools v4.1, v4.2
- Coordinate Viewer v4.0.3, v4.1
- Zoom Tools v4.0.3, v4.1
- Liecnse Manager v4.0, v4.1
- FlexRT v4.0.1, 4.1
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Android™ platform version 2.1 or above is required for the GeoRover Mobile application to be installed and activated.
The mobile device market changes very quickly. Contact us for required mobile device information to use the GeoRover Mobile solution.
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Please see the GeoRover Mobile Install Quick Guide for information on installing the GeoRover Mobile Solution.
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Yes. Leidos is a member of the Esri Partner Network and can resell ArcGIS software and other Esri products in the United States only. Contact us for more information.
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Yes. Most of the GeoRover software products, training, & software maintenance are available on on the GSA IT Schedule, Contract #GS-35F-116AA. To receive a GeoRover software quote, contact us.
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Contact us for a list of current GeoRover software resellers.
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Yes. GeoRover software, maintenance, and training are available on three pricing options:
- Commercial/International
- Federal, State, and Local Government (GSA)
- Academic (U.S. only)
There are also quantity based discounts for GeoRover software products and maintenance. Contact us for specific pricing details.
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Yes. The GeoRover software maintenance program provides a cost-effective means to keep current on software updates, and receive technical support on GeoRover related issues or questions. Contact us for further details.
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Contact us for software product pricing or a software quote.
If you have received a valid quote within 30 days, and are ready to place order by credit card or purchase order, contact us.
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If your GeoRover Software Maintenance is active, you can reach our support team by email at georover@leidos.com or call 866-417-5322.
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The license file is e-mailed to the Point of Contact in the contract award document. Contact the software manager for your organization to request the license file. If additional assistance is required, contact uswith the details of your purchase order.
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We work with each customer to ensure personnel are fully trained using GeoRover software. For users that have no experience with ArcGIS, we recommend 3 days to cover an introduction to Esri ArcGIS Desktop software and the GeoRover software extensions. For more information, visit the training section of this page.
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Yes. GeoRover software products come with in-depth, self-instruction manuals.
To view these manuals, navigate to Start > Programs > GeoRover > User Guides.
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Yes. GeoRover software can edit personal, file, and enterprise geodatabases. The GeoRover Locus Track extension is compatible with ArcSDE® geodatabases - thus it fully scales for the enterprise. You can take advantage of the Esri architecture while making it easy and intuitive using GeoRover software tools.
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No. Nearly any digital camera will work with the GeoRover Digital Data Tracker extension.
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ArcGIS 10.x is recommended to operate the latest GeoRover software products; the product extensions work in all ArcGIS licensing levels (Basic, Standard, and Advanced).
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Yes. All GeoRover products support concurrent licensing. GeoRover License Server application (server) and GeoRover License Manager application (client) are supported on Windows operating systems and required to enable concurrent licensing.
GeoRover License Server uses Reprise Software License Management (RLM) client-server system, which transmits license requests over a TCP/IP network from the software application to a license server that controls license usage rights.
To receive information on converting licensing from single-use to concurrent, contact us.
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Department of Defense & Intelligence Agencies
- Route Reconnaissance
- Site Surveys
- Convoy Strip Maps & Recon
- Patrolling
- Fixed Site Security
- Cordon & Search
- Intelligence Plans and Collections
Homeland Security
- Vulnerability Assessments
- Anti-Terrorism Planning
Environment & Natural Resources
- Environmental Studies
- Natural Disaster Planning/Assessment
- Maintenance & Repair Documentation
Real Estate & Property
- House-hunting Trip Report
- Property Survey
- Commercial Facility Management
Law Enforcement
- Crime Scene Investigations
- Surveillance Documentation
National Park Service - Forest Service
- Assist parks in easily building GIS databases
- Update national trail systems GIS layers
- Field Studies with multimedia links
Academics - Universities
- Geography, GIS, Geology, Archaeology, Biology, and Architecture Departments
- Campus facility management
Travel & Expeditions
- Log expeditions in a GIS/geospatial context
- Document Travel in a multimedia geospatial context
- Hospitality Industry - Sites to visit map with multimedia links
Transportation
- Multimedia linking of signs, intersections, exits, mile-markers
- Conduct quick damage assessments
Utilities & Oil Pipelines
- Field maintenance assessments of utility infrastructures and pipelines
- Field assessments for placement of new utilities infrastructures and pipelines
Insurance
- Inventory assessments
- Damage assessments after disasters
Support
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- Affected Software: Locus Track extension, Coordinate Viewer, and Zoom Tools versions 4.0.3 and below; Digital Data Tracker and Range Tools versions 4.1 and below; FlexRT versions 4.0.1 and below.
- Description: Text and buttons are cropped off from the windows and forms displayed. In some cases, you will not be able to click buttons that are partially cut off or not visible on the window.
- Solution: Please upgrade to the latest version of GeoRover or set the display settings to the recommended screen resolution for ArcGIS for Desktop, which is a minimum of 1024 x 768 or higher at normal size (96 dpi).
- Related Articles: For additional information and instructions, refer to Esri's technical article on screen resolution.
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- Affected Software: GeoRover Locus Track version 4.0.0
- Description: When editing one or more selected feature attributes, if changes have not been saved and another feature is selected, the changes are discarded. Although a pop-up form asks to save changes, a Yes response fails to save the changes.
- Cause: This is a GeoRover Locus Track bug in version 4.0.0
- Solution: This bug will be corrected in future releases of GeoRover software. The workaround is to save the current feature prior to selecting another feature to edit.
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- Affected Software: GeoRover Locus Track version 4.0.0
- Description: In the first window of the Import Wizard, selecting an SDE layer from the Map drop-down list causes a series of Unexpected Errors. The series of errors are similar to the following:
Error: -2147216010
Source: esriDataSourcesGDB.SdeWorkspace.1
Description: Function called out of sequence [name of the SDE layer]
Procedure: nextLine LocusTrack\LocusTrack\clsImportTable_LorSAT.cs Line : 167 - Cause: This is a GeoRover Locus Track bug in versions 3.3 and 4.0.0
- Solution: This bug will be corrected in future releases of GeoRover software. The workaround is to browse and select an SDE layer using the File/GIS Data interface.
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- Affected Software: GeoRover Digital Data Tracker version 4.0.1+
- Description: After GeoRover Digital Data Tracker version 4.0.1 is installed over GeoRover Digital Data Tracker version 4.0.0, uninstalling GeoRover Digital Data Tracker version 4.0.1 leaves behind extra files.
- Cause: Inconsistencies between installation GUIDs
- Solution: If you have 4.0.0 installed, uninstall this version before installing 4.0.1+ (otherwise extra files will remain after 4.0.1+ is uninstalled).
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- Affected Software: GeoRover Mobile v1.x
- Description: After installing the GeoRover Mobile Application on an Android device Windows Explorer will not properly display the GeoRover Folder in the Android Device's Internal Storage. Windows Explorer may display GeoRover as an unknown file type. The Windows user is unable to navigate into the GeoRover folder in their Android Device's Internal Storage to copy License Files or MapPacks to the Android Device.
- Cause: Android OS will only re-scan the device's Internal Storage for the absolute path of each file after a restart of the Android Device.
- Solution: a) On the Android Device, navigate to Settings > Apps > All Apps and Open Media Storage. Select "Clear data" > and choose "Ok". Following these steps, restart your Android Device.
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- Affected Software: All Leidos Geospatial Extensions
- Description: There is a conflict with installing Leidos Geospatial products when SAIC Geospatial products are currently installed.
- Cause: Shared common DLLs referencing the same GUIDs installed in different folders due to branding
- Solution: It is highly recommended that all SAIC Geospatial ArcMap extensions be removed before installing any Leidos Geospatial products.
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- Affected Software: ArcGIS 10.2.1 with GeoRover Locus Track, Coordinate Viewer, and Zoom Tools Products.
- Description: After installing ArcGIS 10.2.1, coordinate issues can be experienced within the GeoRover Locus Track, Coordinate Viewer, and Zoom Tools extensions.
- While using the Locus Track extension, the symptoms are experienced as the MGRS and UTM coordinate fields within a layer will stop auto-populating with the location of the feature, along with an unexpected error. Additionally, incorrect DD, DMS or XY coordinates are possible.
- While using the Coordinate Viewer extension, the symptoms will be blank MGRS or UTM fields in the Coordinate Window, and inability to copy MGRS and UTM coordinate lists from the Coordinate Lists window. Additionally, incorrect DD, DMS or XY coordinates within the Coordinate Window or Coordinate Lists window are possible.
- While using the Zoom Tools extension, the symptoms will be experienced as blank coordinate fields in the MGRS and UTM tabs of the Zoom to Location window. Additionally, incorrect DD, DMS or XY coordinates are possible.
- Cause: The bug has been documented by Esri for ArcGIS Desktop under NIM-100236.
- Solution: The latest versions of the GeoRover extensions remedies the coordinate conversion issue. Contact georover@leidos.com for more information.
- Related Article: Esri Support Center NIM-100236
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- Affected Software:ArcGIS 10.2 or 10.2.1 with GeoRover Locus Track Extension v4.0.3, GeoRover Digital Data Tracker Extension v4.1, GeoRover Range Tools Extension v4.1, and GeoRover FlexRT Extension v4.1.
- Description: Results vary based on the version of ArcMap used to overwrite an existing layer.
- ArcGIS 10.2: Attempting to overwrite an existing layer while the layer is currently loaded in ArcMap causes a duplicate layer (if in the same ArcMap session) to be added in the ArcMap Table of Contents and the layer improperly updates. The attribute table, layer schema, layer geometry, and map display show unexpected results depending on: the GeoRover software extension used, the geometry of each layer, and if any import error occurred.
- ArcGIS 10.2.1: Attempting to overwrite an existing layer while the layer is currently loaded in ArcMap causes a Shapefile error to appear and prevents the user from overwriting the existing layer. Although the Shapefile error instructs the user to check the path and permissions, this layer cannot be overwritten because ArcMap 10.2.1 locks the file from edits.
- If GeoRover Locus Track Extension, GeoRover Digital Data Tracker Extension, or GeoRover Range Tools Extension attempts to overwrite an existing layer, the Shapefile error still appears but the existing layer and resulting layer will show no features in the attribute table or map display.
- Cause: ArcGIS 10.2 and 10.2.1 handle file locking differently than later versions of ArcGIS.
- Solution: Ensure the layer you intend to overwrite is not currently loaded in an ArcMap session. If the layer is loaded, rename the file of the new layer. Note that changing the file name in the Save Dialog will cause the file name to differ from the layer name. Alternatively, upgrading to ArcGIS 10.2.2 or later resolves this issue.
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- Affected Software: GeoRover Locus Track version 4.1
- Description: In layout view, Snapping is not available when editing features with the Locus Track extension, even though the Snapping settings are enabled.
- Solution: Snapping capabilities are enabled in Data View. Switch to Data View to leverage the Snapping feature in the Locus Track extension.
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- Affected Software: Locus Track extension versions 4.0.3 and 4.1.
- Description: Data which contains null geometry is problematic for the Locus Track import wizard. The results vary based on how the data is imported:
- Import via Get Layer from Map One or more unexpected errors appear. The data is partially imported, so some features may not be included in the resulting layer.
- Import via Get Layer from GIS Data The import process hangs on the null geometry feature and does not complete. To continue, manually terminate ArcMap application.
- Solution: Validate the data prior to import. If the data contains null geometry, edit the layer by deleting the specific feature(s) with null geometry or ensuring the feature(s) no longer contain null geometry.
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- Affected Software: GeoRover Locus Track versions 4.0.3 and 4.1, and GeoRover Digital Data Tracker 4.1 and 4.2.
- Description: The affected software versions handle this issue as follows:
- In Locus Track version 4.0.3, when exporting to an Interactive Map, it may not complete successfully and/or may process for an indeterminate amount of time.
- In Locus Track version 4.1, when exporting to an Interactive Map, the options under the Choose Interactive Layers window is disabled. This prevents users from enabling any layer to have map interaction. The Export Multiple Interactive Maps feature is also disabled.
- In Digital Data Tracker 4.1, export to HTML may not complete successfully and/or may process for an indeterminate amount of time.
- In Digital Data Tracker 4.2, the export to HTML feature is disabled.
- Solution: Changes in ArcGIS 10.5 and greater has caused this issue to manifest. To export layers as an interactive HTML layer, revert to a previous version of ArcGIS.
Release Notes
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Locus Track version 4.1
New Features
- GRS-2508 Extension now leverages ArcMap Snapping capabilities when using Click to Add Feature and the Move Feature by Click-and-Drag tools. Added a quick access menu to specify a snap type for the next click.
Additions
- GRS-2769 Added a warning when attempting to overwrite an existing shapefile or table.
- GRS-2568 Added Contact Us window to provide contact information and facilitate user feedback.
- GRS-2470 Added tooltip explaining how to enable a previously disabled extension.
- GRS-2221 Added support for Microsoft® Windows 8.x and Windows 10 operating systems.Early clean-up of temporary installation files caused extension load error for other users on the same machine.
Enhancements
- GRS- 2748 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS- 2555 Upgraded product builds to support only ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- GRS-2416 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- GRS-2166 Improved the Import Wizard display of sizable data in the Preview of imported data section.
- GRS-767 Improved GUI to display at scale settings greater than 100%.
Fixes
- GRS-3012 Fixed the display of an empty layer or table name in the Table of Contents when specifying a folder path instead of a file path
- in the New Layer/Table Named textbox.
- GRS-2321 Fixed an issue when disabling the extension which caused all product extension windows to close.
- GRS-2268 Fixed a DataGridView system error when editing a coded value domain attribute. This only occurred in the previous
- international version of the extension.
- GRS-2206 Fixed file list column sorting to allow switching between ascending and descending alphanumeric list order.
- GRS-2185 Fixed Unexpected Error window to detect Microsoft® Windows 8.0, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 operating systems
- versions.
- GRS-1912 Resolved an automatic deployment tool failure by removing trademark symbols from the MSI installation database file name.
- GRS-686 Fixed to release lock on an import source file when import has finished using the file instead of waiting until ArcMap closes.
- GRS-616 Fixed unexpected error when an invalid path is specified in the New Layer/Table Named textbox.
- LTK-382 Fixed unexpected error in the Import Wizard when opening an unsupported file type.
- LTK-371 Fixed a concatenation issue in the file extension when exporting to an Microsoft® Excel file.
- LTK-130 Fixed unexpected error in Edit Attributes when confirming changes to an attribute value after toggling between the Selected
- Features tab and the Tables and Rows tab.
- LTK-109 Resolved unexpected error at scale settings greater than 100%.
Locus Track version 4.0.3
Fixes
- Early clean-up of temporary installation files caused extension load error for other users on the same machine.
- Resolved runtime conflicts with other 3rd party ArcMap extensions and add-ons.
Locus Track version 4.0.2
Fixes
- Resolved file clean-up issues while uninstalling Locus Track with RPF Tools installed on the machine.
Locus Track version 4.0.1
Fixes
- Resolved Esri registration error - Esri BUG-000084057
Locus Track version 4.0.0
Enhancements
- Ported programming language from Visual Basic to C# (.NET), making the extensions more compatible with modern software environments.
- Esri VBA Compatibility SDK and authorization file no longer required.
Additions
- Rebranded SAIC software under Leidos, Inc.
- Included instructions screen in the installation wizard
- Modernized appearance and keyboard navigation for all windows and dialogs.
- Enabled compatibility with Microsoft® Office 2013 when using Export.
Fixes
- Resolved Esri ArcMap 10.2.1 – 10.2.2 custom coordinate error - Esri NIM100236
- Included the Linked Data attribute when exporting to Excel.
- ArcMap™ does not freeze when ObjectID is removed from a layer’s attributes.
- Restrict special characters use when naming new layers.
- Resolved error when exporting selected features to PowerPoint® .
- Resolved error when exporting layers with no features.
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Coordinate Viewer version 4.1
Enhancements
- GRS-2747 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS-2554 Upgraded product builds to support only ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- GRS-2415 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- GRS-765 Improved GUI to display at scale settings greater than 100%.
Fixes
- GRS-2184 Fixed Unexpected Error window to detect Microsoft® Windows 8.0, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 operating systems versions.
- GRS-1910 Resolved an automatic deployment tool failure by removing trademark symbols from the MSI installation database file name.
Coordinate Viewer version 4.0.3
Fixes
- Early clean-up of temporary installation files caused extension load error for other users on the same machine.
- Resolved runtime conflicts with other 3rd party ArcMap extensions and add-ons.
Coordinate Viewer version 4.0.2
Fixes
- Resolved file clean-up issues when product is uninstalled.
Coordinate Viewer version 4.0.1
Fixes
- Resolved Esri registration error - Esri BUG-000084057
Coordinate Viewer version 4.0.0
Enhancements
- Ported programming language from Visual Basic to C# (.NET), making the extensions more compatible with modern software environments.
Additions
- Rebranded SAIC software under Leidos, Inc.
Fixes
- Resolved Esri ArcMap 10.2.1 – 10.2.2 custom coordinate error - Esri NIM100236
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Zoom Tools version 4.1
Enhancements
- GRS-2746 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS-2553 Upgraded product builds to support only ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- GRS-2414 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- GRS-766 Improved GUI to display at scale settings greater than 100%.
Fixes
- GRS-2183 Fixed Unexpected Error window to detect Microsoft® Windows 8.0, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 operating systems versions.
- GRS-1911 Resolved an automatic deployment tool failure by removing trademark symbols from the MSI installation database file name.
Zoom Tools version 4.0.3
Fixes
- Early clean-up of temporary installation files caused extension load error for other users on the same machine.
- Resolved runtime conflicts with other 3rd party ArcMap extensions and add-ons.
Zoom Tools version 4.0.2
Fixes
- Resolved file clean-up issues when product is uninstalled.
Zoom Tools version 4.0.1
Fixes
- Resolved Esri registration error - Esri BUG-000084057
Zoom Tools version 4.0.0
Enhancements
- Ported programming language from Visual Basic to C# (.NET), making the extensions more compatible with modern software environments.
Additions
- Rebranded SAIC software under Leidos, Inc.
Fixes
- Resolved Esri ArcMap 10.2.1 – 10.2.2 custom coordinate error - Esri NIM100236
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RPF Tools version 4.1
New Features
- RPF-18 Added new capabilities to identify obsolete and/or duplicate data. This capability is called Cleanup Obsolete RPF Data.
Additions
- GRS-2562 Added Contact Us window to provide contact information and facilitate user feedback.
- GRS-2464 Added tooltip explaining how to enable a disabled extension.
- RPF-169 Added access keys to the Select RPF Maps by Location window.
- RPF-149 Added access keys to the "Delete Maps?" window.
- RPF-86 Added the RPF Tools extension icon to each window.
Enhancements
- GRS-2742 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS-2899 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- GRS-2549 Upgraded product builds to support only ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- RPF-56 Improved stability of the Zoom to RPF maps tool.
- RPF-9 Improved display of the Index RPF Maps window in Microsoft® Windows 10.
Fixes
- GRS-1913 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- RPF-204 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- RPF-49 Upgraded product builds to support only ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- RPF-7 Improved stability of the Zoom to RPF maps tool.
Removals
- RPF-155 The Esc key no longer closes the "Delete Maps?" window. Must select Yes or No.
RPF Tools version 4.0.1
Fixes
- Resolved file clean-up issues while uninstalling RPF Tools with Locus Track installed on the machine.
RPF Tools version 4.0.0
Additions
- Rebranded SAIC software under Leidos, Inc.
Fixes
- Resolved Esri ArcMap 10.2.1 – 10.2.2 custom coordinate error - Esri NIM100236
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Digital Data Tracker version 4.2
New features
- GRS-2540 Extension now leverages ArcMap Snapping capabilities and a quick access menu to specify a snap type for the next click.
Additions
- GRS-2768 Added a warning when attempting to overwrite an existing shapefile or table.
- GRS-2562 Added Contact Us window to provide contact information and facilitate user feedback.
- GRS-2467 Added tooltip explaining how to enable a disabled extension.
Enhancements
- GRS-2892 Improved progress dialog behavior.
- GRS-2745 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS-2552 Upgraded product builds to only support ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- GRS-2413 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- GRS-2165 Improved the Import Wizard display of sizable data in the Preview of imported data section.
- GRS-768 Improved GUI to display at scale settings greater than 100%
Fixes
- GRS-3011 Fixed the display of an empty layer or table name in the Table of Contents when specifying a folder path instead of a file path
in the New Layer/Table Named textbox. - GRS-1914 Resolved an automatic deployment tool failure by removing trademark symbols from the MSI installation database file name.
DDT-738 Fixed unexpected error, when in Layout mode, using Click to Add Point (DDT) to edit Geolocated Data Layers in multiple data
frames. - DDT-625 Fixed unexpected error in Export GPX when closing the GPX File Exists window with Alt+F4.
- DDT-604 Fixed real-time track log to report altitude (ALTD_M) as total height above mean sea level rather than the height above the
ellipsoid.
Digital Data Tracker version 4.1
Enhancements
- GRS-1513 Ported programming language from Visual Basic to C# (.NET), making the extensions more compatible with modern software environments.
- DDT-498 Minor text changes added to improve clarity to the user.
- DDT-497 Increased consistency for successfully connecting to devices via NMEA protocol.
- DDT-291 Optimized timing for NMEA protocol communication.
- DDT-283 Improved interpretation of 12-hour clock meridiem indicator (AM/PM) when importing data from Track Log.
- DDT-277 Improved keyboard navigation and accessibility in the Create / Modify Related Points window.
Fixes
- GRS-2320 Disabling the Digital Data Tracker extension now closes only its open windows, instead of other extensions' windows.
- GRS-2238 Resolved inconsistency when calculating the angle of a feature.
- GRS-2205 Fixed file list column sorting to allow switching between ascending and descending alphanumeric list order.
- GRS-2182 Error reporting window now correctly detects Windows 8.0, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 operating system versions.
- GRS-1731 Resolved error when editing two point features in the same layer, and the first edit does not have a related point.
- GRS-64 Early clean-up of temporary installation files caused extension load error for other users on the same machine.
- DDT-601 Downloading data from a GPS to an existing layer will now zoom to the full extent of the layer.
- DDT-594 Real-time Track log settings now limit the number of past locations to show in the trail to 30 to improve NMEA communication performance in the ported programming language.
- DDT-521 GPX Route preview no longer remains after export or cancel is executed.
- DDT-459 Unexpected error no longer occurs when importing files with empty or incomplete rows.
- DDT-303 GPX linked data import now successfully writes the file path to the Filename attribute.
Additions
- GRS-2218 Added support for Microsoft® Windows 8.x and Windows 10 operating systems, and Microsoft Office Open XML (OOXML) specifications.
- DDT-567 Added support for downloading GPS route protocols D200 and D201.
- DDT-292 When specifying a new or existing layer, "GCS_WGS 1984" is displayed for reference.
Removals
- DDT-585 Removed Import Non-DDT Geolocated Data Layer feature.
- DDT-495 Discontinued Garmin Serial protocol support.
- DDT-6 Discontinued Magellan GPS device support.
Digital Data Tracker version 4.0.1
Fixes
- Included GeoRover Magnetic Model in the extension installation.
Digital Data Tracker version 4.0.0
Additions
- Rebranded SAIC software under Leidos, Inc.
Fixes
- Resolved Esri ArcMap 10.2.1 – 10.2.2 custom coordinate error - Esri NIM100236
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FlexRT version 4.1
Additions
- GRS-2563 Added Contact Us window to provide contact information and facilitate user feedback.
- GRS-2465 Added tooltip explaining how to enable a disabled extension.
- GRS-2216 Added support for Microsoft® Windows 8.x and Windows 10 operating systems.
- GRS-1474 Leidos Geospatial FlexRT is now available.
Enhancements
- GRS-1515 Ported programming language from Visual Basic to C# (.NET), making the extensions more compatible with modern software environments.
- GRS-2757 Improved display of sizable data in the data preview section of the Import and Export Wizards.
- GRS-2743 Changed the location of log files to the user's temporary directory under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS-2550 Upgraded product builds to support only ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- GRS-2411 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft .NET Framework required by Esri ArcGIS Desktop.
- GRS-2339 Improved handling of read-only layers in the Import Wizard by preventing users from overwriting an existing file.
- GRS-1916 Resolved an automatic deployment tool failure by removing trademark symbols from the MSI installation database file name.
- GRS-770 Improved GUI to display at scale settings greater than 100%.
- FRT-122 Improved Successful Export window to account for multipart features.
- FRT-105 Improved the Export Wizard to prevent browsing to an incompatible file type.
- FRT-83 Improved error handling in Apply Local Point Symbology to consolidate error messages.
- FRT-81 Improved error handling in the Import Wizard to log all input data errors.
- FRT-66 Improved error reporting in the Export Wizard for bullseye features with a ring count exceeding 99 and/or non-equidistant rings.
- FRT-47 Improved Import Wizard to display standard FalconView column names for local point files.
Fixes
- GRS-2743 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS-2716 Resolved unexpected error when exporting from an SDE layer with fewer than 50 features.
- GRS-2318 Fixed an issue when disabling the extension which caused all product extension windows to close.
- GRS-2180 Fixed unexpected error window to detect Windows 8.0, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 operating systems versions.
- GRS-66 Resolved early cleanup of temporary installation file which caused extension load error for other users of the same machine.
- FRT-131 Fixed settings to persist when backing up through the Export Wizard and then proceeding.
- FRT-130 Resolved Area attribute mismatch when backing up through the Export Wizard and then proceeding. Completion of export containing mismatch caused an unexpected error.
- FRT-128 Resolved unexpected error when importing a rectangle feature with an invalid center coordinate.
- FRT-127 Fixed decimal value truncation when exporting the MAG_VAR attribute of a bullseye feature.
- FRT-124, FRT-84 Fixed settings to persist when backing up through the Import Wizard and then proceeding.
- FRT-120 Fixed installation warning message to no longer pause install progress when the ArcGIS® Style folder is not found. The warning message now remains visible after installation has ended.
- FRT-99 Fixed attribute matching errors in the Import Wizard by disabling the Finish button until the Summary of Import Choices window.
- FRT-93 Fixed Summary of Import Choices window to display accurate text length of CENTER attribute.
- FRT-91 Fixed failure to automatically select a feature type in the Import Wizard.
- FRT-77 Fixed the Match Attribute window to display the attribute data types for FalconView draw files in the Export Wizard.
- FRT-45 Resolved faulty installation interruption message by removing reference to a superseded file cleanup function.
- FRT-40 Fixed input file handling in the Import Wizard to prevent display of an authentication prompt.
FlexRT version 4.0.1
Fixes
- Early clean-up of temporary installation files caused extension load error for other users on the same machine.
- Resolved file clean-up when product is uninstalled.
FlexRT version 4.0.0
Additions
- Rebranded SAIC software under Leidos, Inc.
Fixes
- Resolved Esri ArcMap 10.2.1 – 10.2.2 custom coordinate error - Esri NIM100236
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License Manager 4.1
New Features
- LM-16 Added License Server configuration parameters, server name and server port, for silent installs.
Additions
- GRS-2751 Added Contact Us tab to provide contact information and facilitate user feedback.
- LM-83 Added warning when the user has insufficient permissions to edit the License Server parameters.
Enhancements
- GRS-2548 Upgraded product build tools to align with product extensions.
- GRS-2410 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- LM-85 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- LM-75 Added access keys to the notification windows.
- LM-19 Improved user control over the frequency of license expiration reminders.
Fixes
- GRS-1917 Resolved an automatic deployment tool failure by removing trademark symbols from the MSI installation database file name.
Removals
- LM-90 Removed the redundant Refresh button from the License Server Tab because the Update button refreshes the Concurrent Use License Status table.
- LM-22 Removed use and modification of environment variables.
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Range Tools 4.2
New Features
- GRS-2538 Extension now leverages ArcMap Snapping capabilities and a quick access menu to specify a snap type for the next click.
Additions
- GRS-2767 Added a warning when attempting to overwrite an existing shapefile or table.
- GRS-2564 Added Contact Us window to provide contact information and facilitate user feedback.
- GRS-2466 Added tooltip explaining how to enable a disabled extension.
Enhancements
- GRS-2744 Changed the location of log files to a temporary folder location under the product brand name and extension name.
- GRS-2551 Upgraded product builds to only support ArcGIS® Desktop version 10.2 and above.
- GRS-2412 Updated products to be compatible with each version of the Microsoft® .NET Framework required by ArcGIS® Desktop.
- GRS-2164 Improved the Import Wizard display of sizable data in the Preview of imported data section.
- GRS-1007 Improved progress dialog behavior.
- GRS-769 Improved GUI to display at scale settings greater than 100%.
Fixes
- GRS-3010 Fixed the display of an empty layer or table name in the Table of Contents when specifying a folder path instead of a file path
- in the New Layer/Table Named textbox.
- GRS-1915 Resolved an automatic deployment tool failure by removing trademark symbols from the MSI installation database file name.
- GRS-574 Fixed the Successful Import message box to not appear behind the Summary of Import Choices window.
- RNG-134 Fixed failure to show warning message in Edit Range Features and Delete Range Sets when multiple ellipses containing
- invalid range parameters are selected.