T-Kartor Odin™
High-Precision Imagery Analysis and Measurement
T-Kartor Odin™ is a powerful image-based measurement solution built to work seamlessly within QGIS, ArcGIS, and ArcGIS Pro. Odin™ enables direct, accurate measurement of object heights, areas, and footprints from high-resolution satellite imagery without leaving the GIS environment. Whether supporting defense, emergency response, or infrastructure planning, Odin™ empowers analysts with precise, in-stream calculations that reduce reliance on external tools and manual processes.
Odin™ offers multiple methods to measure object height either from shadow geometry or visual lean along with accurate footprint and area calculations. These tools operate directly within the streaming session, reducing time spent exporting data or switching systems.
T-Kartor Odin™ works across the most widely adopted GIS tools including QGIS, ArcGIS, and ArcGIS Pro enabling fast deployment without disrupting current workflows. It plugs directly into existing systems to offer intuitive, high-precision measurement capabilities.
With built-in Maxar WMTS connectivity, Odin™ provides access to a rich catalog of global, high-resolution imagery. This ensures users can perform measurements using consistent, reliable, and up-to-date visual data from almost any location worldwide.
A dockable, real-time image carousel updates as users pan or zoom across the map. This functionality provides continuously relevant imagery without the need to manually reload or reselect tiles.
Users can filter available image streams by metadata such as acquisition date, cloud cover, sun elevation, satellite platform, and off-nadir angle helping identify the best imagery for specific analytic tasks.
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T-Kartor Odin™ empowers organizations to transform high-resolution imagery into confident, real-time spatial analysis. Whether measuring urban development, validating field reports, or supporting operational planning, Odin™ delivers the accuracy and speed critical for informed decision-making within the tools teams already use.
