Product DescriptionĪ base version of the world-leading ERDAS IMAGINE and GeoMedia products, this single bundle spans both raster and vector processing. Owner: Hexagon Geospatial, a US corporation having its headquarters at 305 Intergraph Way, Madison, AL 35758, USA, acting through its sole appointed UK Supplier, Geospatial Insight Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 8144558), whose registered office is Coleshill House, 1 Station Road, Coleshill, Birmingham, B46 1HT. Chest will liaise with the Supplier about any such requests. Other UK organisations aligned with Chest's charitable objectives of supporting education, research bodies and the public sector may ask to participate in the Agreement.
This Agreement is open to Institutions of Higher and Further Education and Research Councils in the United Kingdom, to Universities and Colleges of Further Education in the Republic of Ireland, and to Associated Sites. The current agreement has been extended to include the whole Hexagon Geospatial portfolio, which includes technologies from ERDAS and Intergraph, to form a single Agreement and the only one spanning GIS, image processing and enterprise solutions for geospatial work. The Agreement was extended in 1999 with additional products added and has continued to be renewed at regular intervals. The original Agreement for ERDAS IMAGINE was negotiated in 1992/3 after a formal consultation with the Community. Institutions may participate in the Agreement at any time during its life, but shall be bound by its Terms and Conditions, including payments, until 31 July 2024. Subsequent invoice date: 1 May Commitment Period Complete support programme including all major and minor upgrades for the entire period of the contract.Home use/off-campus licensing allowed, including fieldwork abroad.Unlimited number of licences allowed, including self-licensing.Up to 98% discount from commercial pricing for most sites - pricing frozen from previous Agreement.Unique site-wide licence for Essentials, Desktop Imaging & GIS.
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