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Also worth checking out OmniSci, (https://www.omnisci.com https://www.omnisci.com), formerly known as MapD, which can query and visualize tens of billions of g
by tmostak 7y ago
Also worth checking out OmniSci, (https://www.omnisci.com https://www.omnisci.com), formerly known as MapD, which can query and visualize tens of billions of geospatial records in sub-second timeframes. See here for an interactive demo of 11.6 billion ship AIS records: https://www.omnisci.com/demos/ships https://www.omnisci.com/demos/ships. Note that the backend database is open source, but the rendering engine and web front end are part of the paid offering. [Disclaimer: I work there]
- john_minsk 7y agoHi. Checked out the demo. Super interesting! If I want to become a developer and sell the projects on your platform: How can I start? What is proximate pricing schema?
- tmostak 7y agoHi John, thanks! One option is our cloud (pricing is on the page). https://www.omnisci.com/cloud https://www.omnisci.com/cloud . You can also spin us up from the AWS, Azure, or GCP marketplaces. If you need an on-prem option, feel free to reach out: info@omnisci.com.
- john_minsk 7y agoAlso, I can see that you have ODBC interface for the DB. Any DEMO database I can play with?
- tmostak 7y agoIf you sign up for a cloud trial, we can provide you with an ODBC interface. Other options are using our JDBC or our Python/JS interfaces, which are in our open source: https://github.com/omnisci https://github.com/omnisci .