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20Ĭhapter 2: What’s New in MapInfo Professional 9.0.
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I have a Simple function based addin designed for MapInfo Pro which allow to get Plus code from Lat/Lon and reverse.
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Google plus location codes apart from What3Words are also gaining popularity and can be generated offline using a simple algorithm. My first re-action is, why not just use a grid reference, but I guess a lot of people aren't that familiar or comfortable using them and this seems a more 'user-friendly' and app-based approach. The company I work for has an ideas portal and there's been a number of suggestions about using W3W, and Google's alternative, instead of postcodes to identify locations, such as sites or offices and more worryingly, individual assets. This was in the news recently - Three-unique-words 'map' used to rescue mother and child Can you share what kind of use cases you're seeing or hearing about within Emergency Services or other? Has anyone incorporated the What3words locations into MapInfo?
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Software Architect and Distinguished Engineer What kind of integration were you looking for? If there is interest we could make it available. We have been intending to polish it up and make it available some day but it has not happened yet. Hi Veselov and I created an Addin to integrate what3words into MapInfo Pro a few years ago for a "hack day" project. What3words is certainly gaining momentum amongst Emergency Services It's a question that keeps cropping up - and both ESRI and QGIS have plugins for it.!!
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