SuperGIS Desktop – Layer & Map
Management
Introduction
SuperGIS Desktop is a powerful GIS software designed for spatial data management,
analysis, and map creation. It supports various data formats including vector, raster, and
CAD layers. Users can customize the interface, use advanced tools, and efficiently manage
geospatial data.
[Image: SuperGIS Desktop Interface Example]
Creating & Managing Maps
Users can create new map projects and add different layer types such as vector, raster, and
CAD. The software supports using image pyramids to improve rendering speed. Projects can
be saved for future use, ensuring data is well organized.
Geodatabase & Online Maps
SuperGIS Desktop allows users to connect to various geodatabases like MS SQL, Oracle, and
PostgreSQL. Additionally, it provides the option to add online basemaps and map frames,
enabling integration of multiple GIS data sources.
Layer Management & Symbology
The software provides advanced layer management options, including ordering, grouping,
and importing/exporting layer files (.slr). Symbology tools allow users to display data with
single symbol, unique values, or graduated color schemes. Pie chart, bar chart, and dot
density visualization further enhance map presentation.
Summary
SuperGIS Desktop is a versatile GIS platform suitable for both beginners and advanced
users. Its strong data management, visualization, and customization features make it an
excellent tool for spatial analysis and professional mapping tasks.