Universities and Think Tanks

East View Cartographic is a leading provider of geospatial data and services to researchers within academic organizations and research and engineering firms. Our products are widely used in a range of application fields:

• Archeologists use our digital vector data, elevation models, georeferenced geological and topographic raster products for geographic planning, analysis and reporting.
• Regional analysts exploit our georeferenced digital raster data, vector databases and regional studies for detailed country assessments.
• Our digital boundary datasets, along with demographic and economic indicators, help researchers to understand socio-economic trends in different parts of the world.
• Proliferation watch dogs collect our data to identify facilities, georeference information and analyze change.
• Oceanographers across the globe utilize our georeferenced nautical charts along with sophisticated bathymetric models for modeling and analysis.
• Environmentalists employ solutions from East View Cartographic in their environmental GIS applications.
• A combination of East View's archival imagery from the 1960s and 1970s and most recent satellite imagery helps demographers and urban planners to understand the changes and trends in urban development.
• Our 3D datasets along with raster data and satellite imagery are widely used by historians and Religious Studies scholars in their research.

Whether it be for a professor working on an archaeology project in China, or a student seeking the map of a remote island in the South Pacific Ocean, East View Cartographic is well known by researchers for supplying maps that cannot be found anyplace else.

Our products include:

• Foreign topographic maps, atlases and cartography-related information
• Reference materials (census, gazetteers, geographic studies, etc.)
• Boundary and name geospatial datasets
• Digital topographic data
• Archival satellite imagery from 1960s to mid-1990s
• Modern satellite imagery
• Digital Elevation Models
• 3D facility databases