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- Automating processes and tasks
- Open GEO standards & APIs
- Visualize complex spatial data
At Tygron, we recognize that as a GIS – professional you need full control of your spatial data and GIS analyses.
To support his goal, we have developed the Tygron Platform, allowing GIS professionals to integrate diverse datasets and enables spatial data analysis.
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GIS experts face challenges in integrating data with other systems and concerns about lacking standardized practices, hindering seamless collaboration.
The Tygron Plan
1. Book a Meeting
Align your organization around data and simulations. Explore the possibilities with our assistance.
2. Workshop with Demo
Create a foundational strategy aligned with your organization mission and workflows. We can assist you with a structured workshop.
3. Implementation Plan
Unlock the potential of your data and simulations independently, focusing on scalability, interoperability, management, and maintenance.
Be in full control
With supporting over 100 organizations in 20 countries with 30,000 projects, Tygron assists in seamlessly integrating diverse spatial datasets and establishing a versatile environment within your organization to efficiently streamline and automate geospatial processes. This ensures a smooth and seamless integration and analysis experience within the GIS framework.
This way, you can efficiently integrate diverse datasets, centralize GIS data, and collaborate across fields for holistic spatial problem-solving. GIS data and data integration become key enablers in your organization, fostering collaboration among experts in urban planning, environmental science, and hydrology and promoting a holistic and integrated approach to spatial problem-solving.
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Tygron and Artificial Intelligence
by Maxim Knepfle, CTO Tygron Artificial Intelligence (AI) is hot, and it seems that everyone needs to implement some sort of AI. But what does AI entail, what is the
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Unlocking the Power of High-Performance Computing for Complex Engineering Projects
Introduction to High-Performance Computing (HPC) Engineers are dealing with large amounts of data to face the challenges of increasingly complex use-cases in built environments. There is a lot of information
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From GIS to Advanced Modeling: Get More out of your GIS Data with the Tygron Platform
The Tygron Support team often receives the question: we already have GIS software, why should we use the Tygron Platform? In this article, we describe the differences, overlaps, and complementarities
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Enhancing Your Workflow with Tygron’s Python SDK
In any organization, there are well-established processes, workflows, and tools that experts in their domains rely on. You’re familiar with these systems and prefer enhancing your workflow rather than replacing
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The Technological Backbone of the Tygron Platform: GPU Power, Interoperability, and GIS-Based Modeling
At Tygron, we understand that as an engineer, you aim to stay at the forefront of technological innovation, seeking robust solutions tailored to meet the demanding needs of modern engineering
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Feeding the Beast
by Maxim Knepfle, CTO Tygron At the NVIDIA GTC Conference I visited several presentations that touched on a very interesting subject: The need to see the GPU as a throughput
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Data driven approach to climate challenges and biodiversity using smart combinations of Tygron and FME
GAES is a consultancy for greening and climate challenges, biodiversity objectives and social issues. Central to their data-driven concept is the role of ecosystem services. Ecosystem services include all goods
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Standardizing flood defenses using a supercomputer
The Vechtstromen water organisation was faced with the task of standardizing its flood defenses. In total, the water organisation has 400 km of barriers. The main questions to be answered
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3-30-300 for healthier urban living with Urban Sync
The 3-30-300 rule is a rule of thumb for urban forestry and urban greening that was developed by Professor Cecil Konijnendijk, director of the Nature Based Solutions Institute. This rule states
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Interactively developing urban plans by using connected geo-applications in a Digital Twin
Several partners involved with ‘De Kien’ in Deventer are working on digital twin applications. ‘De Kien’ is the name of an innovative campus and development hub, but also a network of partners
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Modelling the flying routes of bats in a Digital Twin
The City of Rotterdam faces a huge challenge. Many new homes need to be built. The city must remain accessible, with opportunities for business. But there is also a strong
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Importing 3D models into the Tygron Platform
The Tygron Platform automatically generates a 3D world by combining open data. The buildings in the 3D world have LoD (Level of Detail) 2. Read more about how the roof