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Joseph Magnotta

Joseph Magnotta is a GIS Technician and freelance writer. He holds a B.S. in Geography from Eastern Illinois University. Joseph has been working in the geospatial industry since 2005.
USGS tests drone-based ground-penetrating radar. Photo: Carole Johnson, USGS. Public domain.

Use of Drones in GIS

August 27, 2020January 5, 2015 by Joseph Magnotta

Drones have many uses in GIS.

Categories GIS Learning Tags drones

Land Surveying and GIS Revisited: An Unnecessary Drama

November 16, 2015November 24, 2014 by Joseph Magnotta

Joseph Magnotta presents an opinion piece about the relationship between surveyors and the GIS industry and why it doesn’t need to be contentious.

Categories GIS Industry Tags GIS vs. surveying, surveying
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How GIS is Being Used in Real Estate

November 11, 2014 by Joseph Magnotta

What do GIS and real estate have in common? They both place a very high importance on location. For real estate professionals, location is always one … Read more

Categories GIS Industry Tags GIS applications, real estate
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