Pictometry and First American Combine Accurate Parcel Addressing With 3-D Like Intelligent ...( Unprecedented accuracy and oblique...)

Unprecedented accuracy and oblique imagery offer new possibilities for

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ROCHESTER, N.Y., Aug. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Pictometry International Corp., a leading provider of geo-referenced aerial image libraries whose proprietary technology is used globally to capture oblique image libraries, today announced a powerful new alliance with First American Proxix Solutions, a subsidiary of the First American Corporation, which combines Pictometry's 3-D like Intelligent Images(TM) with the most accurate location technology available today. The result is Pictometry MatchPoint API(TM).

Pictometry MatchPoint uses basic address information to locate properties with unparalleled parcel precision; then instantly displays these locations using the same 3D-like high-resolution, geo-referenced imagery emergency responders use to see all the way around a location and glean critical visual information.

"This alliance joins two powerful technologies to create a capability that has limitless applications and potential," said Pictometry's Dante Pennacchia, Chief Marketing Officer, adding, "We're thrilled to partner with First American in this way. Together, we hope to set a new standard and change the way people work by providing them with easy access to visual intelligence with an accuracy level they can trust."

Pictometry MatchPoint is a web-based visual information solution which features First American's PxPoint parcel-level geocoding technology and Pictometry's oblique imagery. PxPoint is a multinational geo-coding engine designed with advanced matching algorithms and the ability to utilize multiple datasets simultaneously, including the most complete national parcel database available today and more than 80 million addresses worldwide (more than double the size of other geocoding databases). Pictometry's proprietary oblique image capture process captures imagery at an angle for a 3-D
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