Recent Articles
This ArcGIS Pro tutorial demonstrates how to assess urban heat in a region. Online lessons in a wide range of subject matters for learning GIS. A GIS dataset of land cover for the entire world was recently released. This article presents six projects with suggested tools, prerequisites and learning resources that would help you to improve your geospatial programming skills. Map vandalism is the deliberate wrong change or update to map data, such as adding an incorrect name for a street or place. The Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL)[1], a set of software tools, is possibly one of the most essential pieces of GIS software.How to Use ArcGIS Pro to Map Urban Heat Islands
Tutorials in GIS
2020 Global Land Use Data
6 Open Source Powered Projects to Enrich Your GIS Programming Skills
Efforts to Combat Map Vandalism in OpenStreetMap Data
GDAL: Geospatial Data Abstraction Library
Learning and Career
Open-Source Web-GIS Development Roadmap
This article will provide a step-by-step learning guide to support your Web-GIS development journey, based on the authors’ years of experience and extensive research.
Geospatial Analysis
Mapflow.ai — New Buildings Model and Kepler.gl Implementation
GeoAlert provides an overview of some of the features of its new Mapflow application.
Using GIS to Map Election Results Based on Where People Live
Greg Bunce, from the State of Utah’s Automated Geographic Reference Center, presents an approach that uses GIS to create more representative election results maps.
GIS Programming
6 Open Source Powered Projects to Enrich Your GIS Programming Skills
This article presents six projects with suggested tools, prerequisites and learning resources that would help you to improve your geospatial programming skills.
From GIS Analyst to Software Engineer
In a MapScaping podcast, Dan Mahr talks about how he was able to transition to a software engineer, but still uses his GIS skills to benefit his career.
GIS Software
6 Open Source Powered Projects to Enrich Your GIS Programming Skills
This article presents six projects with suggested tools, prerequisites and learning resources that would help you to improve your geospatial programming skills.
GDAL: Geospatial Data Abstraction Library
The Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL)[1], a set of software tools, is possibly one of the most essential pieces of GIS software.
