PxPoint

PxPoint 5.6

PxPoint is a parcel-level geocoding engine for a variety of industries

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Developer CoreLogic
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PxPoint is a parcel-level geocoding engine, providing precise address standardization for a variety of industries. It uses multiple data sources to convert physical addresses or locations into precise geographic coordinates. Advancements in data quality including street geometry information, street-segment attribution, postal delivery locations and individual property parcels are integrated, enabling you to:
- Identify points inside or near the property.
- Establish distance to coastline or river(s) or other natural hazard areas.
- Spatially compute feature types like point, line and polygon.

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