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June 15, 2016

New Teledyne PDS LiteView Freeware 3D Viewer Released

Image: Teledyne RESON

Image: Teledyne RESON

Teledyne PDS has released a new version of the Teledyne PDS LiteView freeware 3D viewer for hydrographic applications. 

 
LiteView can be used to quickly access Teledyne PDS data files, such as PDS logdata files, grid model files, 3D design model files and GeoTIFF files to view and easily navigate multibeam bathymetric, water column and laserscanner data.  The Teledyne PDS LiteView 64-bit Windows version offers faster performance, optimized memory management and better feature utilization.  No dongle is required to run Teledyne PDS LiteView, allowing users immediate, unencumbered access to this valuable tool.  
 
Teledyne PDS LightView Freeware can be downloaded free of charge at: http://www.teledyne-pds.com/product/pds-liteview/.  For full data editing capability, Teledyne PDS software is available for purchase.
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