
Easy To Use Interface • Real Time Position
Display • Live Moving Maps • Pay As You Go Pricing
ProStar PointMan™ is web based data collection software
specifically designed to take GIS operations out of the office and into
the field. This unique functionality elevates the accuracy and efficiency
of field data operations including recording new facilities and locating,
verifying and rectifying inaccurate positions of existing facility locations.
PointMan is easy to use and designed to run on a wide variety of computing
devices including desktops, laptops and hand held hardware. The software
supports the collection of points, lines and polygons in the field, and
any associated attribute data required. PointMan field operations are synchronized
to ProStar Online data repository in real-time for enhanced project management,
productivity and quality control.
Pointman software is designed for companies that value real
time project management of field operations. The software incorporates
a number of unique features to make managing and gathering field data
easier, faster and more efficient including; on-screen moving map interface
allowing the operator to create a digital map and visually interact with
the data collection process. This means that the operator can now collect,
inspect, verify and even rectify field data and make attribute additions
all in real time. Real time connectivity means that the field operations
and processes can all be managed, controlled and measured remotely by
project management personnel. Compared to other commercial systems, this
dramatically increases worker productivity and data quality. Best of all
PointMan offers a very simple "pay as you go" pricing model
with no licensing fees.
PointMan integrates with widely utilized GPS/NMEA receivers and displays
the satellites in view and the signal to noise ratio defining the satellites'
heath in relation to the system position. PointMan makes use of all data
present in the GPS receiver's data stream to establish, in real time,
the accuracy of each position acquisition (fix) as it is received from
the GPS unit. Since system accuracies, area coverage and availability
are predicated upon GPS equipment; clients match the level of GPS receiver
performance to the project requirements.
PointMan feature location coordinates are logged with the
touch of a key, at intervals determined by the operator, or at points
projected on the moving map, and standard or customer specific symbology
is assigned to each point as the operator works. This unique 'field location'
visibility makes field data gathering operations faster and more reliable,
with fewer reconfirmation visits and rechecks. A memory component stores
linear positions for interactive data collection. With this feature the
operator can switch data collection modes between layers and object types
such as linear, point and polygons. This function continues to store information
related to the previous linear record such as attribute information and
the last end-point coordinate position. The operator can collect multiple
features and toggle back to the previous linear mode retaining the last
position, without having to restart the linear segment.
Other Unique PointMan Features:
- Incorporates open standards defined by World Wide Web consortium,
making the application adaptable and compliant with existing and future
technologies.
- Integrates raster scans and imagery, including high-resolution
aerial imagery.
- Interactive GIS data fields are presented through information
displays, which include all attribute information collected in the field
through user-friendly selection methods.
- Selectable GIS layers, turn
off to de-clutter, turn on layers for more information, or selectively
display only the layer(s) appropriate for the task at hand.
- Operator
interacts with a data collection form, to add or revise elements in
real-time.
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ModObject – Shows modify object capability including
'Move to GPS' and 'Move to Original Position' for field data rectification. |
SatDiag – Shows Satellite
Diagnostics, providing user
with excellent measurement
of GPS signal strength. |
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