GIS & Mapping
By using a Wacom pen directly on the screen, GIS professionals can easily edit maps, as well as manage, analyze and share geographic information. Cartographers, geophysicists, and civil engineers also find that working with a Wacom pen display helps them quickly digitize or ink graphics with ease.
The Wacom DTZ-2100 is the best choice for GIS professionals. With a larger screen area, a higher resolution, and a dynamic, adjustable stand, you can rotate and tilt the display to the position you need.
The DTZ-2100 also enhances many of the features included in ESRI's ArcGIS® software suite. With ArcMap, you can quickly move through editing sessions naturally by using the pen directly on the screen to select coordinates, snap vertices, or points. Combine Wacom's patented, battery-free, cordless pen technology with the built-in ArcMap pen tools and you can easily ink graphics on any map or image.
Wacom products are ideal for both individuals and workgroups. Federal, state, and local authorities can improve communication among units and helps officials efficiently organize the deployment of resources during emergency response by using the Wacom pen display with an overhead projection system or plasma screen to mark-up images and maps.
CHOICES FOR GIS & MAPPINGWacom is committed to developing technology to meet the needs of specific professions and industries that benefit from working with a pen directly on screen. For more information on Wacom's line of specialty pen displays for specialty industries, please contact Wacom.
DTZ-2100
With a generous 21.3" LCD monitor, the DTZ-2100 provides a large-screen experience with superior resolution, display quality, and advanced features.
Partners
Wacom has partnered with industry leaders to provide innovative solutions that include pen displays for use in specialty industries.
CHANGING YOUR GIS EXPERIENCE
Visit Us at the 2009 ESRI User Conference, San Diego, CA
July 14, noon
Explore the groundbreaking features of an interactive pen display when using ArcGIS Desktop.
July 14, 2009, 6:30pm.
Sponsored by Wacom, this reception is open to all governments and entities that work with the federal government.
» Booth #708:
July 13 through 16.
View Wacom products on display.
Case Studies
How does AMEC, an international engineering and project management company, cut GIS production time by 50% and improve accuracy? The DTZ-2100 allows staff to work more quickly by using a pen directly on screen, replacing existing mouse-based processes.