Exclusive Landmark Directory

Tramigo GPS tracking devices include built-in geographical data directory (TLD), which help user to locate the device by using practical and easy-to-understand landmark points. Tramigo user does not necessary need to understand or study complicated coordinates, since TLD provides location by using intelligible selected and verified local reference landmarks.

How TLD works?

Beside traditional longitude-latitude coordinates, TLD provides location by referencing it to nearest landmark. For example:

“0.1 km of SE of Quezon Monument, Quezon City, Metro Manila, RP, 14.6517, 121.04932”

Device locates 100 meters from Quezon Monument (nearest landmark) in direction of South-East. Latitude-Longitude coordinates (14.6517, 121.04932) provide exact location that can be, for example, transfer to other GPS device, plot to GIS, navigation and dispatching programs or Google Earth.

* Second data field, “Quezon City” tells where landmark point locates in municipal accuracy.
* Third data filed “Metro Manila” provides provincial level information of the location.
* Forth two character field “RP” provides location in country level: RP=Philippines.

TLD Coverage

Tramigo Landmark Directories are available for every country and continent. Tramigo Landmark Directories have been created to the harmonized specification and quality requirements for every parts of the world, providing the equal international standards, functionality and quality.

TLD Content

TLD contains the following landmark data:

* All cities, towns and villages
* Information-rich Points of Interest data (major cities): such as hotels, schools, hospitals, embassies, post offices, resorts, banks, churches, shopping malls, passenger terminals, major interchanges, gasoline stations, government services, tourist attractions, toll gates, sport arenas, etc.

Tramigo also offers tailor made and customized TLD sets for external licensing.

Why TLD is superior global landmark data solution?

Tramigo utilizes advanced and innovative methodologies for collecting and verifying landmark data. Data is gathered from several sources, geo-referenced with advanced aerial and satellite imagery and verified by our well experienced field teams by using the latest GPS technology and our best practices that we have developed over the last decade. Since accuracy and reliability of landmark data is crucial for functionality of TLD, every landmark data point has been verified individually and passed extremely tight quality and update control procedure.