Today, AWS is announcing Spatial Data Management on AWS (SDMA), a solution that enables customers to store, enrich, and connect spatial data at scale. SDMA enables customers to store their multimodal spatial data representing their physical assets (3D, geospatial, behavioral, temporal data) in a secure, centralized cloud environment. SDMA serves as a collaborative hub enabling connectivity between customer’s spatial data, their ISV SaaS applications, and AWS Services. In addition, customers can use SDMA’s collection rules to define how their spatial data is organized and enriched, helping maintain consistency and governance. Customers can use SDMA’s APIs, desktop application, and web interface to efficiently manage spatial data to accelerate insights and informed decision making around physical operations.
SDMA centralizes customer’s spatial data in a secure and highly available cloud repository to enhance data transparency and accessibility across workflows. Leveraging SDMA’s automated metadata extraction for spatial data file formats, starting with: .LAZ, .E57, .GLB, and .GLTF, customers can improve data discoverability and relationships. SDMA’s REST APIs and customizable connectors simplify integrations with external applications — eliminating manual file handling and enhancing cloud and on-premises interoperability. SDMA’s intuitive web and desktop interfaces enable users across technical skill levels to manage spatial data efficiently. Auto-generated file previews are designed to improve workflow speed and data accuracy, they allow users to view and validate data without downloading large files.
SDMA is available in the following AWS regions: Asia Pacific (Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney), Europe (Frankfurt, Ireland, London), US East (N. Virginia, Ohio), US West (Oregon).
To learn more, visit the SDMA Product page.
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Source: Amazon Web Services
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