SQS will handle spatial data processing, database access, and networking so that your programmers can focus on meeting user requirements. These catalogue applications include management of image footprints on the earth, spatial indexing of the data, and spatial querying capabilities of enterprise-wide data holdings.
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The larger the circle, the more the traffic. Urban planners can utilize such information to determine optimum fire, emergency and police routes, thus improving response times and saving lives. A real estate agent could use the information to assist home buyers looking for a house on a quiet corner. Scalability SQS, built on Sybase's Open Server technology, is a true multi-threaded engine, permitting large numbers of simultaneous queries without lag times. Easy to Learn and Use SQS provides users with Spatial SQL, a geographically enhanced SQL that makes building geographic data queries intuitive.