COORDINATE SYSTEM
STREAM respects the coordinate reference system of every layer you load, so DEMs, orthophotos, point clouds and CAD data line up correctly. Read live coordinates under the cursor and work in projected or geographic systems.
A coordinate reference system (CRS) defines how coordinates map to the earth. If two layers use different systems and are not handled correctly, they drift apart by metres — or land in the wrong place entirely.
Reading and respecting each layer's CRS is what keeps a DEM, an orthophoto and vectors perfectly aligned in one scene.
STREAM reads the coordinate system embedded in GeoTIFF, LAS/LAZ and project data so layers place correctly.
Work in projected systems (metres/feet) for measurement, and open geographic (lat/long) data with clear handling.
See the real-world coordinates under the cursor as you move across the terrain.
Measurement and display units stay consistent across the project, with metric/imperial switching.
Yes. STREAM reads each layer's CRS so DEMs, orthophotos, point clouds and vectors overlay correctly in the same scene.
Yes. STREAM shows a live coordinate readout as you move across the terrain, in the project's coordinate system.
Yes. STREAM works with projected systems for measurement and opens geographic (latitude/longitude) data with clear handling.
Free beta for Windows x64. Works fully offline with GeoTIFF, LAS/LAZ and DXF.
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