May 17, 1998
Pittsburgh, PA - TerraSim, the Pittsburgh-based visual simulation database construction company, has joined the Pittsburgh High Technology Council. The High Technology Council promotes the development and growth of the technology industry in southwestern Pennsylvania.
According to TerraSim President Dave McKeown, "We are committed to the Pittsburgh technology community and maintain strong ties with our roots at Carnegie Mellon University. Being located in "Silicon Alley" in close proximity to CMU gives us access to students and faculty to augment our core technical staff."
TerraSim will use this funding to develop novel methods for internet-based delivery of visual simulation databases and also to complement ongoing product development activity for a range of commercial workstations.
About the Pittsburgh High Technology Council
The Pittsburgh High Technology Council is a 501(c)6 nonprofit trade/industry association, formed to promote connections between and provide assistance to the high-technology companies of southwestern Pennsylvania. It provides entrepreneurial assistance for startup companies, industry research, peer networking, cost-saving plans, lobbying/political action, identity industry, and recruiting and human resources assistance.
About TerraSim
TerraSim is a high-technology company that provides software solutions and services for advanced visual simulation database construction using cartographic data. TerraTools®, their primary product, is available for both Windows NT/2000/XP and SGI IRIX workstations. TerraTools is used in the automated construction of dense urban environments for regional planning as well as simulation databases for military exercises covering hundreds of one degree geocells. TerraSim also provides database construction services and advanced technology development for both civilian and military customers.
TerraSim®, TerraTools®, and TerraTours® are registered trademarks of TerraSim, Inc.
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