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DISRUPTIVE MAPPING TECHNOLOGY COMPANY OFFERS FREE U.S. ACCOUNTS

"'nearmap’ Provides Up-To-Date Hi-Resolution Aerial Imagery

Fairfax, Va. — Dec. 17, 2014 — A global leader in geospatial map technology for business, enterprise, and government is now offering US users free trial access to their growing US coverage.

nearmap (us.nearmap.com) is a visual analytics provider specialising in frequently-updated, high-resolution aerial imagery. nearmap has a long history of working with small and large business and government organizations and the company is now expanding its reach to US audiences.

nearmap’s product differs from other mapping services by being detailed and current. nearmap is constantly flying, enabling them to deliver the most recent PhotoMaps with stunning 2.8 inch resolution. A highly innovative technology company, nearmap has developed a complete technology solution that allows it to quickly capture and process PhotoMaps and digital elevation data and serve that data online with unprecedented frequency, clarity and accessibility.

nearmap allows users to measure area, distance and view change over time using spectacular high-resolution aerial imagery. New updates are published within days of capture, not months. Past updates are always available via the TimeLine and allow users to track changes over time, viewing locations of interest as they are today or as they were last month or last year. Perfect for monitoring change and mapping the progress of a construction project, observing site and environmental changes, measuring the effect of weathering and tracking seasonal growth or shadowing.

With growing coverage in the US, an increasing number of locations of interest have been captured, stored, and regularly updated. Lone tradesmen, small to medium enterprise, corporate giants and government bodies and thousands of companies across the board are finding new uses every day for the resources nearmap supplies.

"Our high resolution imagery enables effective decision making,” said Simon Crowther, CEO of nearmap.com. “As we build an archive of images, we track changes over time. Our images are delivered within days of capture. Other competitors' traditional delivery times can take up to six months, sometimes even longer."


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