Geomaze uses geographic information to visualise, analyse, and understand data in relation to a location or geography. Some common features of Geomaze include:

• Mapping: Geomaze has a mapping component that allows users to display data on a map and interact with it visually, including the ability to pan, zoom, and view different layers of data.

• Spatial analysis: Geomaze provides tools for analysing spatial data and patterns in relation to geographic locations, such as calculating distances and areas, identifying patterns and trends, buffering, overlay analysis, spatial statistics and performing spatial queries.

• Real-time data integration: Geomaze provides the ability to display real-time data, such as traffic flow or weather patterns, on a map.

• Visualisation: Geomaze provide the ability to display geographical data using various symbols, colours, and styles to highlight specific features or patterns in the data.

• Geocoding: Geomaze has the ability of converting addresses into geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude), and vice versa, that can be displayed on a map.

• Routing and Optimisation: Geomaze has the ability to calculate the shortest or quickest path between two or more locations, taking into account various factors such as traffic conditions, distance, time, road conditions and road types.

• Data management: Geomaze provides tools for managing and organising data, including import/export functions, data editing, and data visualisation tools.

• Data integration: Geomaze has the ability to import and integrate data from a variety of sources, including databases, spreadsheets, and web services.

• 3D visualisation: Geomaze provides 3D visualisation capabilities, allowing users to view data in a virtual 3D environment and perform analysis in a more immersive and intuitive way.

• 3D analysis: The ability to analyse 3D models of the landscape, including the ability to visualise terrain and buildings in 3D.

• Mobile compatibility: Geomaze is designed for use on tablet and mobile devices, allowing users to access and use the data on the go.

• Collaboration: Geomaze provides tools for collaboration and sharing of data and analysis results among teams and organisations.

• Remote sensing and imagery analysis: The ability to process and analyse remote sensing data, such as satellite imagery or aerial photographs, to create maps and perform spatial analysis.

• Encroachment management: Geomaze can be used to create maps that clearly show the boundaries of properties or assets and to identify and track instances of encroachment. This information can be used to support land use planning and enforcement efforts and to help resolve disputes over land use.

Geomaze can used in a wide range of industries, including utilities, environmental management, transportation, urban planning, real estate, and natural resources management. It provides valuable insights into patterns and relationships between geographic data and other types of data, helping organisations to make informed decisions based on location-based information.