Real world events occur in geographic space and time
...shouldn't your decision tools reflect the real world?

The TerraSeer Space-Time Intelligence System quickly takes GIS users beyond simple maps and graphs. Now you can actively explore and understand data like never before.

Go even deeper with our advanced software tools to clarify analyses and make difficult decisions.

STIS - Space Time Intelligence System
The TerraSeer Space-Time Intelligence System (STIS) is the first true space-time information system.

A STIS is more than just a GIS. In STIS, time is an integral part of the data and the software interface. Thus, all views of the data can be animated, from maps to histograms to tables.

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"I work with large real estate data sets. STIS computations are very fast, in particular the Geographically Weighted Regression makes it possible to perform trials in minutes on alternative models that would previously have taken days."
Richard Borst
Senior Research Analyst
Tyler Technologies, Inc.
BoundarySeer - Geographic boundary analysis

BoundarySeer is the premier product for the detection, description and analysis of geographic boundaries. It detects patterns in your data and then tests them statistically. Aside from edge detection, most GIS do not provide any boundary analysis techniques. BoundarySeer fills that gap.

ClusterSeer - Space-Time cluster identification
ClusterSeer 2 evaluates disease clusters and non-disease events such as crime or sales data. You can determine whether a cluster is significant, where it is located, and when it arose, providing insight into the origin, causes, and correlates of the event.
"Clusterseer is an easy to use, well-documented, clustering software package that saves an extraordinary amount of time compared to custom programming. I use it regularly for my own work and most of my graduate students do as well."
Joseph P. Messina Ph.D.
Michigan State University
SpaceStat - Spatial econometric modeling

Despite solid indications that spatial effects matter, much empirical work that uses spatial data still fails to take its distinctive characteristics into account. Until SpaceStat, there was no comprehensive software package that covered a reasonable range of techniques in spatial statistics and spatial econometrics.