
The vector map product WIGeoStreet is based on the MultiNet database of the navigation provider TomTom. Based on this data set, WIGeoStreet is available with virtually blanket coverage for all of Europe.
Thanks to the large depth of information and the attractive layout of the maps, you gain the optimal orientation—at every scale. Beyond pure visualisation, the various layers offer in-depth information on numerous topics, such as land use, points of internet and address information.
For example, the following layers are available:
- Administrative and postal borders
- City district borders for major cities
- Classified street network
- Railway lines
- Motorway junctions and crossroads
- Points of interest (e.g., train stations, airports)
- City and city district centres
- Building development such as industry, residential areas
- Land usage such as parks and woods
- Bodies of water
It is possible to bind market data from other providers to the geometries.
WIGeoStreet forms the perfect background of numerous applications. In addition to its use in the desktop segment, it also finds use in server applications as well as on mobile end-user devices.
Each individual layer can be used in GIS analyses. For example, the street topic can be drawn upon in network analyses, the administrative border in potential considerations or information on land usage for data disaggregation.
The geometries can serve as the basis of customised data collection. Custom area classifications can thereby be integrated into existing borders.
WIGeoStreet is supplied as a compressed geodatabase file for use in ESRI ArcGIS. You thereby receive the highest level of performance with minimal storage requirements.
WIGeoStreet can be provided according to your desires. This includes regional coverage, the integration of additional data sets, as well as provision in other geodata formats.
The updating of WIGeoStreet maps occurs once per year. The bases of data processing is generally the March release of TomTom MultiNet data.
Primarily all countries in Europe that are available for MultiNet data are processed in our WIGeoStreet format.