What are Graduated Symbols in GIS?
Graduated symbols is one way of visualizing data that can be quantified on a map in GIS.
Profiling interesting maps and geography items. Also listed in this category are articles relating to cartography (aka map making) and cartographic techniques.
Graduated symbols is one way of visualizing data that can be quantified on a map in GIS.
Startup Satellite Vu launched the first of a satellite constellation to measure building heat signatures in high resolution.
This ArcGIS Pro tutorial uses hospital and fire station GIS data to analyze services areas and location allocation.
The Green View Index employs street-level imagery to measure the amount of vegetation visible to the human eye.
Satellite imagery like Sentinel-2 can help map green spaces. Using OpenStreetMap (OSM) can help to distinguish public and private green spaces.
This GIS tutorials shows how to use Maptitude in the municipal government sector for economic development and site selection.
Measuring snow and forecasting snowmelt effects on river rise is important for planning for California’s water needs and to mitigate flooding.
This article by Stewart Barry and Brett Lucas describes an application of Maptitude in the municipal government sector for public works.
This GIS tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to dissolve features in QGIS based on an attribute field.
This GIS tutorial from Maptitude shows users how to map out crime and demographics.
The Cropland Data Layer (CDL) is an annually updated GIS dataset developed by the USDA that maps out crops grown in the United States.
This article explores how to use GIS in local or Municipal Government using Maptitude.