The Sanborn Map Company, established in 1866, is a geospatial solutions provider that delivers accurate data, including imagery (ortho, oblique, hyperspectral), LiDAR, sonar, and subsurface mapping. They enhance Esri software investments and offer services like spatial analysis, custom application development, and strategic GIS planning. Recently, Sanborn acquired VeriDaaS, integrating their photon counting lidar technology to improve their advanced technological solutions.
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The new members of OMF include ESRI, Cyient, InfraMappa, Nomoko, Precisely, PTV Group, SafeGraph, Sanborn, and Sparkgeo.
Sanborn’s most recent Digital Twin Base Map is built to a specification of 3-inch resolution with an accuracy of 2 pixels RMSE.
Sanborn delivered a Digital Twin Base Map to a proprietary customer that covers more than 400 square miles.
The Sanborn Team developed routines to scan maps, recognize text and features, and fit coordinate points referenced to known locations in an automated process starting from a set of 1,000 maps of unknown location and coordinate system.
AppGeo will continue to operate under the AppGeo brand name as a wholly owned subsidiary of Sanborn.
The completion of the 4,250 line miles of highway geospatial data collection allows The Sanborn Map Company to appreciably expand the reach of its Sanborn M-Map product line.
The Sanborn Map Company, Inc. completed the collection of geospatial data for 4,250 line miles of highway throughout the western United States.
Sanborn has continued delivering the Sanborn M-Map solution to a range of clients since its 2018 U.S. launch.
Sanborn began research and development for Sanborn M-Map in 2015 and launched the proprietary HD Map product line for the U.S. market in 2018.
Sanborn Map Company, Inc. delivered a geospatial solution to Property Appraiser A. Michael Hickox of Nassau County, Florida.
Sanborn delivered six-inch resolution orthoimagery to Nassau County on schedule.
Sanborn collected the imagery data using state-of-the-art multispectral digital camera systems during the 2020–21 winters.
Sanborn delivered three-inch resolution oblique imagery to Nassau County on schedule.