MiraMon version 3 already released!

Version 2.3d is the last release of MiraMon prior to version 3.

Now we are working in the version 3, which already includes:

An advanced tool for raster analysis: The MiraMon raster calculator.
- This new tool integrates:
  - reclassification
  - logical operations
  - mathematical operations
  in a single(!) environment and expression.
  
  Some examples:
  1. Imagine you want to extract the areas of a thematic raster that are over 2000 m in altitude. Simply execute
```
([DEM]>2000)*[ThematicMap]
```
    Logical operators result in boolean results that are dinamically combined with other expressions.
  2. The same, but reclassifying some categories:
```
([DEM]>2000)*RECL([ReclassificationFile],[ThematicMap])
```
  3. Create an image containing values no greater than 100:
```
MIN([image],100)
```
    Of course this example can also be solved by reclassification, but the MiraMon calculator also offers this easier solution.
  4. ...Your imagination.
  These are only simple examples, but much more complex operations can be done.
- As always in MiraMon, you can operate any layer in any directory with any layer in any other directory. The calculator has consistent treatment of NODATA values, operates in double precision (15-16 significant figures) and the complexity of the expression is unlimited. Nevertheless, operations are much more faster than with other similar tools.
- Output data type can be automatic or user-defined (bit, byte, integer, long, real, ...). When the "automatic" mode is chosen, the most efficient data type is chosen depending on the results range and extra compression is applied when convenient.
Improvement of point symbology (legends can have different symbols and different sizes), including consistent point symbology in cartographic series.
Direct digitizing of structured points and polygon labels. This allows entering multiple attributes and multiple records (1 to many relationships) during the digitizing process.
A new powerful spatial attribute transfer. This new module allows transferring attributes between topologically structured vector layers.
All cases support multiple record (1 to many relationships) as well as relabelling in these modes:
- Do not relabel (skip new labels when older ones exist)
- Overwrite old labels
- Add new labels, maintaining the old ones
Moreover, you can assign equivalences between field names in donator and receiver labels when these field names are not equal.
As usual in MiraMon, relabelling with redundant labels being identical is considered helpful for large polygons so it is allowed and it is not considered an error (although the presence of coherent, multiple labels is reported in the detailed report file for information purposes, as filtering out these redundancies).
Examples:
- From points to polygons: Typical polygon labelling; each polygon receives the attributes coming from the points inside each polygon. In this example and in the next ones, each donator can donate several records of several fields (for example each point labelling a building can contain as many records as inhabitants, and as many fields as features recorded for each inhabitant).
- From polygons to points: Given a layer with meteorological stations (points), load into the PNT database the municipalities (polygons) where each station is located.
- From arcs to polygons: Given a layer with municipalities (polygons), load into the POL database the roads (arcs) passing through each municipality.
- From polygons to arcs: given a layer with roads (arcs), load into the ARC database the municipalities (polygons) where each road segment passes through.
- From polygons to polygons: given a layer with municipalities (polygons), load into the POL database the geological units (polygons) corresponding to each municipality.

Version 3 will also include:

Automatic overlay of all structured vector layers.
Easy clipping of all structured vector layers (previous versions only did this operation on raster and point layers).
Mosaicking of all structured vector layers (previous versions only did this operation on raster and non-structured vectors).
And much more...

In addition, version 3 also improves and includes many other aspects which you can read.

Order MiraMon now!