Supergis server

What is Supergis server?

Building a GIS website without coding

It is not a dream, but a reality. The all-new Web Mapper tool helps GIS beginners design their mapping sites, select the widgets they need, and tweak layouts without writing code. Experienced users can create multiple websites even faster.

One system benefits the entire organization

SuperGIS Server is designed for enterprises to share, manage, and integrate multiple GIS services. Large amounts of spatial data, images, and geoprocesses can be shared over the Internet, improving the quality of decision-making and the overall efficiency of an organization.

Bring GIS everywhere

SuperGIS Server can distribute GIS services to various client applications, including SuperGIS Desktop, SuperPad, SuperSurv, and web applications. You can access GIS services anywhere and increase productivity in the field.

Easily share and integrate

SuperGIS Server gives you not only the ability to share, but also the tools to integrate GIS services from different vendors. Whether these services are published as OGC standards, such as WMS, WMTS, WFS, WCS, and KML, or as text files such as CSV and GeoJSON, the SuperGIS Server JavaScript API provides simple ways to integrate them into your web applications.

More than just a web map

Depending on your needs, you can optionally add more extensions to SuperGIS Server to analyze spatial patterns more accurately, including Space Analyst, Topology Analyst, or the distinguished Biodiversity Analyst.

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Effective data sharing

Organizations can use SuperGIS Server to share a large amount of data such as different types of GIS services, such as map services, resource services, cache services, and geoprocessing services, over an intranet or the Internet. This helps users perform operations such as map visualization, queries, editing, or online analysis.

Protect and preserve your spatial data

All published data can be stored centrally on the server, geodatabase, or both. Only authorized users are allowed to access the data. Therefore, you can share data securely by assigning different levels of access to different users. The most commonly used databases are supported, including MS SQL, Oracle Spatial, and PostgreSQL.

Multiple client applications

Front-end users can access shared GIS services in different ways, including desktop computers, mobile devices, and web applications. Numerous APIs and SDKs are also provided to customize client applications, so that users can further extend their GIS capabilities.

Flexible deployment

From small to large scale, you can deploy SuperGIS Server based on your needs. With proper deployment, enterprise software will provide persistent, stable services in a long-term, high-stress environment.

Create the environment close to your need

SuperGIS Server provides powerful APIs and SDKs for you to customize your app the way you want. In addition, online courses, samples, and live demos are provided for developers to learn how to create a unique app with JavaScript, Flex, the Silverlight API, or the SDK for Android and iOS.

Embrace the era of open source

In this open world, many resources are provided online, including map services, data, and even libraries. With SuperGIS Server, you'll be able to integrate all of these open features into your web GIS applications and make them much more valuable!

System Requirements

Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2 (32/64 bits)

Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2

Windows Server 2016

Processor: Intel Core ™ i5-6402P or better

Memory/RAM: 4 GB recommended or higher

Software Requirements: IIS 6.0 or higher and .NET Framework 3.5 or higher