Geoportal "Bank of spatial data" has been supplemented with a map of the Wallis and Futuna Islands, formed according to OpenStreetMap data. To work with the map, you can use the GIS Panorama Mini program or other software products of KB "Panorama".

The map was led to the modernised classifier of large-scale plans of scale 1: 5 000 (map5000m). Publishing of updates in bank of spatial data is made by using the program of Databank of digital maps and remote sensing data. Publishing contents of bank of spatial data on the geoportal and data access for downloading are implemented by means of GIS WebServer SE.

Free maps on the basis of OpenStreetMap data are available for download on the page "Digital maps".

KB "Panorama" has developed GIS "Panorama Mobile" version 1.11 for Android OS. The new version implements import and export in the AIXM aeronautical data exchange format and tools for editing semantics of vector map objects. The ability to directly open packed data projects in MPTZ format has been added.

The program supports the import/export of aeronautical data charts in the international AIXM 5.1 format. This enables working with AIXM data on mobile devices: viewing flight schemes, departure, approach, and landing routes, making changes to them, and, using the export task, exchanging modified data with other consumers of aeronautical information. When saving data in AIXM format, an analysis is performed on how correctly and fully the object attributes on the map are filled: elements lacking necessary aeronautical information are automatically skipped.

Company specialists have updated the digital classifier for creating aeronautical charts, dfc.rscz. Significant changes have been made in the new edition to enhance the detail and accuracy of aeronautical data. The structure of airspace has been updated, including air traffic services, airspace restrictions, ATS routes, waypoints, and radio navigation aids. In the classifier, the conventional symbols of the "Obstacles" layer have been aligned with the requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), new objects have been added to the "Aerodrome Network" and "Waypoints and NAVAIDs" layers. Furthermore, attribute characteristics for objects in the "Routes" layer have been expanded. These changes ensure an up-to-date representation of airspace structure, air traffic services, aerodrome network, and obstacles. GIS supports working with various types of digital classifiers, which define the organization and presentation of spatial data. In addition to aeronautical ones, the application can use classifiers for nautical charts (s57navy.rscz) and other specialized sets of conventional symbols. Classifiers contain a complete description of map layers, objects, their properties, and display rules, defining the appearance of various objects on screen and when printing. Current versions of symbol sets are available for download in the "Classifiers" section.

In the new version, capabilities for working with object semantics have been expanded: users can add new characteristics, modify existing data, and delete outdated ones. Changes are applied to the map after user confirmation, and a built-in undo mechanism protects against accidental errors, ensuring full control at all stages of work. At the same time, a simple and intuitive interface makes interacting with maps comfortable even when solving complex tasks.

The program implements the ability to add project files in MPTZ format to the application storage without using a ZIP archive. A packed MPTZ project is an archive of spatial data containing a comprehensive representation of a territory in the form of vector maps of varying detail levels, rasters (terrain images) in RSW format, digital elevation models (DEMs) and digital terrain models (DTMs), insets from the same data, references to data from GIS Server and geoportals via various protocols. A packed MPTZ project can be prepared in advance in desktop versions of GIS "Panorama".

GIS "Panorama Mobile" allows opening the main digital map formats of GIS "Panorama" on mobile devices running Android and processing information from the built-in GPS/GLONASS receiver. The user can prepare the necessary set of spatial data in advance, pack it into a ZIP format archive using standard tools, and transfer it to the mobile GIS "Panorama Mobile". The data processing is performed offline, without an Internet connection. As the user moves, their current position is dynamically displayed based on coordinates received from the GPS/GLONASS receiver. For ease of use, the ability to synchronize the map position with the current location is provided. To save the coordinates obtained during movement, a track recording mode is available, which creates a separate map and plots the movement trajectory on it. Basic information is provided for all map objects during work.

The source code for GIS "Panorama Mobile" for Android is part of the GIS Constructor for Android and can be used as a basis for creating one's own mobile application in the Kotlin programming language. GIS "Panorama Mobile" uses the MAPAPI software interface, which implements extensive capabilities for performing calculations and ensuring the display of spatial data in standard and user-defined symbol systems. Access to the MAPAPI software interface is provided through the Java Native Interface (JNI). The JNI software interface allows Java/Kotlin code to call MAPAPI libraries implemented in C/C++. An example implementation of this interface is included in the GIS Constructor for Android package.

New versions of GIS "Panorama Mobile" and GIS Constructor for Android are available for download in the Download section.

Specialists from KB "Panorama" together with students of MIIGAiK have prepared a video tutorial on working with the "Object Recoding" mode. The considered task is available to users of GIS "Panorama". The recoding procedure is used to change the map classifier. The process uses two classifiers and a recoding table containing lists of correspondences for object keys and semantic characteristic codes between the classifiers of the source and derived maps.

The video tutorial demonstrates an example of using the map object recoding mode. To identify objects with identical keys but different names, the "Object Control Table" is used. To recode only objects with specified properties, the semantic characteristics table is used. Correspondence tables for object keys, codes, and semantic characteristic values are saved in a file with the IRC extension, and the corresponding settings file in text format with the TXT extension. Both files are placed in the same directory.

The transfer of objects from the source map to the derived one is performed automatically by changing their type according to the recoding tables. If an object key is absent in the new classifier, its code is preserved, and the object itself is displayed as a service object.

This video material will be useful for specialists involved in preparing cartographic data for territorial planning, urban planning activities, creating thematic collections, and solving other tasks. The training materials can be found in the "Video Tutorials" section.

KB "Panorama" has developed GIS "Panorama" version 15.4.0 for operating systems "Astra Linux Special Edition", "Alt Linux", "RED OS", "AlterOS", and Ubuntu. In the new version, for working with special charts (aeronautical and nautical navigation), the "Meta-objects" object category has been introduced. This category allows creating references for extended description of base objects and provides convenient navigation and editing through selection dialogs. The digital classifier for aeronautical charts (dfc.rscz) has been updated: the airspace structure has been actualized, obstacle symbols have been aligned with ICAO requirements, new objects have been added, and route attributes have been expanded. Tools for export to AIXM 5.1 (XML), export/import to/from CSV, semantics update from XLS/XLSX, and export to KML/KMLZ have been implemented. New map editor modes have been added, and tools for building object lists and performing various operations on them have been refined.

The new "Meta-objects" object category can contain sets of attributes that supplement the description of base objects on a special chart. Base objects can contain references to meta-objects (object UID), which can be used to display additional information about the object. For example, on an aeronautical chart, flight route segments (RouteSegment) can reference available radio navigation services (Navaid), which in turn can reference radio navigation equipment (NavaidEquipment), and so on. A meta-object like radio navigation equipment (NavaidEquipment) may not have coordinates, as it supplements the attributes of the radio navigation service (Navaid) object.

When viewing attributes in the "Object Selection" dialog, on the "Semantics" and "Meta-objects" tabs, a list of references to objects and meta-objects will be displayed. Double-clicking on a reference will open another "Object Selection" dialog with a full description of the referenced object or meta-object. From there, the next linked object or meta-object can be opened. In the dialog, the description of attributes or coordinates can be changed, references or other object properties can be modified. Setting the "Meta-object" or "Non-metric meta-object" property for an object, specifying a list of permissible references, can be done in the "Classifier Editor" task. By default, meta-objects are not displayed and are not included in searches. To enable their display and inclusion in searches in dialogs like "Display Composition" or "Object Search", instead of the "Do not select meta-objects" property, one must select "Select all objects" or "Select meta-objects".

Company specialists have updated the digital classifier for creating aeronautical charts, dfc.rscz. Significant changes have been made in the new edition to enhance the detail and accuracy of aeronautical data. Steps have been taken to update the airspace structure, including air traffic services, airspace restrictions, ATS routes, waypoints, and radio navigation aids. In this classifier, the conventional symbols of the "Obstacles" layer have been aligned with the requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), new objects have been added to the "Aerodrome Network" and "Waypoints and NAVAIDs" layers. Furthermore, attribute characteristics for objects in the "Routes" layer have been expanded. These changes ensure an up-to-date representation of airspace structure, air traffic services, aerodrome network, and obstacles. GIS supports working with various types of digital classifiers, which define the organization and presentation of spatial data. In addition to aeronautical ones, classifiers for nautical charts (s57navy.rscz) and other specialized sets of conventional symbols are available in the application. Classifiers contain a complete description of map layers, objects, their properties, and display rules, defining the appearance of various objects on screen and when printing. Current versions of symbol sets are available for download in the "Classifiers" section.

Export of aeronautical charts to the AIXM (Aeronautical Information Exchange Model) format has been added. This is a standard for exchanging aeronautical information. Export is performed to XML files in accordance with the AIXM 5.1 specification. In the dialog, the source map can be selected or multiple maps can be exported at once, parameters for file generation can be configured, and processing progress and possible errors can be tracked. The final completeness of the data depends on how correctly and fully the attributes of objects on the map are filled – elements lacking necessary aeronautical information are automatically skipped.

A task for exporting data to the CSV exchange format has been implemented. The task allows exporting vector data to CSV text files with a configurable structure: it supports including semantic characteristics of objects, adding reference fields (object name, layer, localization type, perimeter and area in various units of measurement, etc.), saving object geometry in various formats (rectangular and geodetic coordinates of all object points or only the center, point heights and measurement characteristics with adjustable precision), and various column separators. The user can flexibly configure the composition of exported data: use one map, several open maps, or pre-select a set of objects for saving. Saving each object into its own CSV file with a configurable output file name (with a suffix based on object number or a specific semantic) is supported. The resulting CSV files can be conveniently used for subsequent integration with other applications, such as importing into spreadsheet editors or databases.

In the dialog for importing from the CSV exchange format, the ability has been added to create two separate combined point labels next to each other when placing points. Each point label can contain up to four field values, selected by the user, in multiple lines. For example, the point elevation in the first line and the name, point number, or another field in the second line. In the dialog, the columns of the source file, the values from which will be used for labeling points, can be specified. Each label is assigned its own vertical and horizontal offset parameters, allowing them to be placed anywhere relative to the main object. The ability to update semantics of existing objects has been added. The update is performed when assigning semantics for linking with objects (in the "Additional Parameters" tab).

A task for updating semantics from XLS/XLSX tabular data formats has been implemented. The task allows mass addition of new semantic characteristics for map objects and changing the values of existing ones based on data from a table. Two options for linking table rows to map objects are supported: by semantics (via unique values of a key column matching the values of object semantics at the moment of linking) or by object number (via a specified column containing the object number). The user can flexibly configure the list of semantics to be updated: manually or automatically based on a semantic key row (keys in the file must match the keys in the map's classifier). A number of additional settings are supported for convenience during the update: setting a data row range, updating only selected objects, selecting modes for adding or updating values, saving/restoring settings. For result control, a report describing the performed update can be generated. The new task allows preliminary data preparation in a spreadsheet editor for subsequent loading into the map.

A task for exporting to the KML exchange format has been added. The task allows saving selected vector data into a format compatible with Google Earth, with automatic transfer of object styling. Line styles, polygon fills, and icon types are inherited from the settings of conventional symbols in the vector map classifier; for point objects, icons in PNG format are generated in a separate directory. Export to the packed KMLZ format is supported for convenient data transfer to another computer. The user can flexibly configure the set of exported semantic characteristics of map objects.

In the "Search and Selection" and "Map Composition" dialogs, on the "Objects" tab, the property "Show only selected objects" has been added. When this property is enabled, only selected rows will be displayed in the object list. This speeds up making small changes without scrolling through a large list. On the "Semantics" tab, multiple selection of semantic characteristics has been added. On the "Models" tab, the ability to save current selection conditions into a selected model has been added.

In the "Object Lists" task, the ability to group object lists has been added. For a group of object lists, visibility and thematic layer colors can be assigned. Dragging one or several object lists into groups is supported. Tools for performing overlay operations on object lists have been refined. In the dialogs for cutting and splitting objects by lists, the ability to save cut objects to a new map has been added. This new processing method preserves the original map, while the result is written to a new map for further analysis. During the cutting process, the new map is added to the document. For it, a list of processed objects is generated with the name " - ", where List2 are the editable (cut/split) objects and List1 are the reference objects (templates) used for cutting. For example, when cutting pipelines by zones, the name "Pipelines - Zones" is generated. After performing the specified operations, the object list can be imported from the new map to the general document lists in the "Object Lists" dialog – Import lists from incoming maps.

In the "Map Editor" task, for the "Create embankment" mode, the ability to number elongated strokes has been added. On the "Process Selected Objects" panel, the "Build Convex Polygon" mode has been added. This mode constructs a polygon of the smallest area covering all points of the selected objects. The mode is used for quickly building areas based on point measurements, buildings, territories, and other objects.

The programmable symbols library shape.iml64 has been refined. Symbols of the "Bar Chart" type have been developed. These new symbol types complement column charts and are used to display demographic, environmental, financial, and other statistical data on thematic maps. The symbols have a legend with semantics values or percentages of the total sum. Highlights and shadows have been added to column and bar charts, giving them a three-dimensional appearance. In charts with values, two views have been implemented: simple and multi-interval. The simple view is based on calculating bar sizes relative to an expected average value. When a zero average value is assigned, the chart bars contain a multi-interval scale, allowing the display of values ranging from units to billions. The displayed bars (columns) are divided into intervals: the first interval contains values less than 10, the second – less than 100, the third – less than 1000, and so on. The multi-interval chart allows showing the population of subjects and districts of the Russian Federation. Examples of the new symbols are contained in the shape.sitx map, which can be opened from the main menu: File – Example data – select the map in the folder: /usr/Panorama15/data/shape.

GIS "Panorama" is a universal domestic geoinformation system. The program is designed for accumulating, storing, automated processing, and displaying data, calculation results, and forecasts that have geospatial reference. GIS "Panorama" contains tools for displaying and processing vector, raster, and matrix maps. The application provides users with tools for solving specialized tasks such as modeling the movement of special objects against a 3D model, forecasting the consequences of emergencies at hazardous facilities, monitoring aircraft movement, conducting geodetic and topographic works, processing data from GPS/GLONASS navigation devices, printing displayed spatial data to various output devices, and many others.

The new version of the program is available for download in the Download section.

KB "Panorama" has developed the Complex for automatic recognition and vectorization "Panorama Vision" version 1.8.0. The new version adds the "Search for unregistered objects" mode, designed for the automatic detection of objects missing from the current digital map.

The mode allows supplementing and updating the digital map based on new satellite or aerial photographs. The "Panorama Vision" service not only performs object interpretation on images but also compares the recognized contours with reference ones, previously uploaded to the server. As a result of the comparison, each object is assigned semantics with a corresponding display color: red - an object found on the image but missing among the references (new); orange - an object has significant geometric differences from the reference; green - an object matches the reference; purple - a reference object for which no matching found object exists.

The tolerance for shape deviation between the recognized object and the reference is set in the "Search for unregistered objects" mode dialog in the GIS "Panorama". By default, it is 5 meters. The deviation is calculated using the Hausdorff metric - as the maximum distance from points of one object to the nearest points of another. The result is saved in the semantics "Maximum shape deviation of the object from the reference" (code 31302 in the service.rsc classifier).

For detected objects, a link to the nearest reference object from the source map is recorded in the semantics "Link to the map with the addition of the object number" (code 32797 in the service.rsc classifier). The new mode allows detecting objects of the following categories: agricultural fields, hydrography objects (rivers, ponds, lakes, and others), tall forest, forest undergrowth, clear-cuts, buildings, dirt and asphalt roads. The processing cost depends on the area of interest and the object category. Current recognition rates are provided on the product description page.

To use the new service functions, it is necessary in GIS "Panorama" to select from the main menu: Launch Applications - Automatic Object Creation - Complex for automatic recognition and vectorization and start the "Search for unregistered objects" task. The "Complex for automatic recognition and vectorization" panel also has a button to open the "Automatic image recognition" dialog, allowing processing of terrain images and data from open geoportals - even in the absence of a reference map. To obtain the finished vector map, the user needs to double-click the request line in the "Request List" or call the context menu and select the "Open Layer" item.

The "Search for unregistered objects" mode will allow municipal and regional authorities to remotely monitor capital construction objects in subordinate territories, as well as promptly register previously unregistered objects identified as a result of image analysis. For the correct operation of the search functions for unregistered objects, it is necessary to use GIS "Panorama" version 15.5.2 or higher.

The current version of GIS "Panorama" is available for download in the Download section.