Professional GIS "Panorama"

The vector map editor is a powerful tool for creating and editing digital cartographic data. The program offers two operating modes: standard and professional, which allows for a flexible approach to tasks of varying complexity. Using a convenient control panel, a wide range of operations can be performed - from creating point, line, and area objects to complex topological constructions and semantic processing.

Centralized management of data and objects is carried out using the Legend task. The Legend provides structured information about the composition of the cartographic document. It includes data on layers of vector objects, maps, elevation and quality matrices, raster images, object lists, connected geoportals, additional documents, and 3D models. The tree of maps and classifier objects, reflecting the hierarchy layers → classes → objects, allows viewing and managing the composition of data displayed on the map, selecting object types for plotting them, as well as performing search and selection on the map.

The Panorama GIS includes tools that provide direct access to data from spatial databases, as well as to arbitrary attribute tables. This allows not only viewing but also editing data (if appropriate rights are available), ensuring close integration with external DBMS.
Work with multiple tables simultaneously is supported - each opens in a separate tab with the ability to sort, filter, and navigate through records. You can execute arbitrary SQL queries, establish relationships between tables, synchronize records with map objects and vice versa, and highlight and hide objects based on selected data.

The report designer is a tool for creating and formatting professional map-schemes and printed reports based on them. The program allows forming map-scheme layouts including map insets, graphic inserts, headers, text blocks, and design elements - such as scale bars, north arrows, logos, and other symbols. Map insets and graphic inserts are easily added and edited using the Designer tools, as well as the integrated Map Editor.

Various types of models are supported: standard models - for quickly creating a general view of the terrain from topographic maps; detailed models - with individual object design, including textures and import of models from third-party CAD systems; interior models - based on floor plans with interior detailing; thematic models - for displaying statistical data and operational situation. 3D and 2D maps can work in synchronous mode. Models allow not only visualizing the terrain but also requesting information about objects, editing their parameters, and using them in analytical tasks.

The Panorama GIS supports functionality extension through the execution of user scripts in the Python language, which allows automating data processing, performing calculations, and integrating third-party libraries.
Scripts are launched through the built-in panel in the section Launching applications - Scripts, where they can be grouped by topic for convenience. Operations are supported: adding, editing, launching, debugging, and deleting scripts.

The Panorama GIS includes a powerful tool for automated control and editing of vector maps. The Vector Map Quality Control task checks structural integrity, metric accuracy, and correctness of object semantics, and also allows automatic correction of detected errors.
Work with ready-made control schemes for standard classifiers is supported, as well as creation and saving of user schemes. All results are recorded in a protocol and generated into an HTML report available for viewing and printing.

The data manager is a centralized system for storing, searching, and managing cartographic resources. It allows efficient organization of large file collections, providing quick access to data on local disks, network storage, and GIS servers.
Map information is stored in a DBF format database and displayed as a hierarchical tree: from folders with regions to individual files (MAP, SXF, DXF, RSW, MTL, etc.). Metadata is available for each element - path, scale, date, volume, and other reference information.