A National Science Foundation (NSF) was awarded to the University of North Georgia to expand its GIS program.
GIS Learning
GIS and Flight Training
The future of aviation technology looks to continue to utilize GIS in ways that allow better training and smarter aircraft.
The Use of Python in GIS
Python today is by far the most widely used language by GIS users and programmers.
Reducing Data Overload with Map Categorization
ArcGIS Online’s gallery template can help users organizes multiple map stories into a categorized format.
GIS MOOC and Training List
Listed on this page is a roundup of GIS courses, training, and workshops that are currently available.
Book: Open the Door to GIS
The book, ‘Open the Door to GIS’ is designed to be an engaging introduction to GIS, using stories and real-life circumstances to help bring the knowledge of GIS to your classroom.
Enhancing Archive Usability With Popups in ArcGIS Online
Olivia Harne shows how using the Custom Attribute Display function in ArcGIS Online lets users access spatially targeted archived files.
Observing Weather Extremes through Story Maps
This story map compiles all of PennDOT’s gathered research, and presents it in an accessible and visually vibrant way for researchers to download files and copy map layers for their own purposes.
This Day in GIS: May 25
Listed here are significant events in GIS and other geospatial technologies that happened on May 25 such as the start of Google’s StreetView Program.
GIS Programs
Searchable GIS program directory. Search for GIS certificate programs offered either online or in classroom.
What is GIS?
GIS is a technological field that incorporates geographical features with tabular data in order to map, analyze, and assess real-world problems. The key word to this technology is Geography – this means that some portion of the data is spatial. In other words, data that is in some way referenced to locations on the earth
This Day in GIS: May 1
Listed here are significant events in GIS and other geospatial technologies that happened on May 1.