Indoor Maps with Azure Maps
In this video, walk through the steps for creating and visualizing indoor maps, querying map data and integrating it with IoT. The Azure Maps Creator service enables customers to upload their private maps, floorplans, spaces and asset information to manage, monitor, and track their IoT assets within spaces like offices, malls, and airports, with extensibility […]
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Azure Maps Weather Services for Developers
Azure Maps Weather services (https://aka.ms/iotshow/AzureMapsWeatherService) add a new layer of real-time, location-aware information to Azure Maps portfolio of native Azure geospatial services. Bringing Weather Services to Azure Maps means IoT developers have a simple means of integrating highly dynamic, real-time, historic and forecasted weather data and visualizations into their applications through their existing Azure subscriptions. […]
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Easily Integrate Spatial Data into the Azure Maps
Learn how to easily integrate common spatial data sets, such as KML, GPX, and CSV files with spatial columns. See how to overlay and query OGC services (WMS, WMTS, WFS) by using the new spatial IO module in Azure Maps. Learn more in the docs: https://aka.ms/iotshow/SpatialDataInAzureMaps
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Azure Maps in Azure Government
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Frank
- January 23, 2020
- Accessibility
- Azure Active Directory Tenancy
- Azure Cloud
- Azure Government
- Azure IoT
- Azure Maps
- Azure Maps in Azure Government
- Azure portal
- Azure Security
- Chris Pendleton
- GDPR
- geo-fencing
- globalization
- heat maps
- IoT Hub
- Microsoft
- Microsoft Azure
- Moovit
- native
- route efficiency
- routes
- SDKs
- Steve Michelotti
- traffic management
In this episode of the Azure Government video series, Steve Michelotti talks with Chris Pendleton, Principal PM Manager on the Azure Maps team, about Azure Maps in Azure Government. Learn what makes Azure Maps different from other mapping solutions available and how Azure Maps provides a truly unified experience for a mapping solution including route […]
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Azure Maps Mobility Services
Azure Maps Mobility Services make the life of an IoT developer easier and they contribute towards a great end user experience. Watch this episode to see Outi Nyman, Senior Program Manager, Azure Maps, step through the APIs for these services. Designed to support developers creating smart city applications that move people and things from one […]
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Geofencing with Azure Maps
Geofencing has many practical applications. A geofence is a virtual boundary defining an area on a map. Using tools in Azure Maps, Jim demos how to test if a coordinate is inside or outside the Microsoft Redmond campus boundary. It can be used to send an alert if an expensive piece of machinery leaves a […]
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Clustering Point Data in Azure Maps
If you have large data sets that seem too big to map, then watch this IoT show to learn how to cluster data in Azure Maps so your users can rapidly extract insights from very large data sets. Ricky Brundritt, Principal Technical Program Manager, Azure Maps, takes you on a historical journey from grid-based clustering […]
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Retail Location Analytics with Azure Maps
Learn how to use Azure Maps (aka.ms/MapsTechCommunity) to analyze a catchment area around a retail store. ShiSh Shridhar, Principal PM in the Azure IoT Team , who spent 15 years on the Microsoft Industry Retail team, will demo how to build a catchment analysis for a café in downtown Seattle. Learn how Azure Maps can […]
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Data Driven Styling with Azure Maps
Ricky Brundritt, PM in the Azure Maps team, walks Olivier through data driven styling with Azure Maps. Data driven styling allows you to dynamically style layers at render time on the GPU using properties on your data. This provides huge performance benefits and allows large datasets to be rendered on the map. Data driven style […]
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Heat Maps and Image Overlays in Azure Maps
In this video, learn about the heat map and image layer visualizations in side of Azure Maps. Heat maps are used to represent the density of data using a range of colors. They are often used to show the data “hot spots” on a map and are great to help understand data. The heat map […]
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