Tools tagged with "Cartography"

PROJ is a fundamental open-source library designed for performing cartographic projections and coordinate transformations. It provides essential functionalities for converting geospatial data between various coordinate reference systems, making it a critical component in many GIS and mapping applications. The library ensures accurate and reliable transformations for diverse geographical contexts.

This GitHub repository features an extensive, community-driven compilation of geospatial tools and resources. It serves as a valuable hub for developers, researchers, and enthusiasts seeking various software, libraries, datasets, and educational materials in the geospatial domain. The list is continuously updated, reflecting the dynamic nature of the geospatial technology landscape.

MapTiler is a comprehensive mapping platform specifically engineered for developers. It offers a suite of tools to publish interactive maps across web and mobile applications, alongside services for map creation, customization, and data integration. The platform supports various map styles and provides location services, data hosting, and on-premise solutions.

Felt is a cloud-native GIS mapping software designed to help users build maps, applications, and dashboards swiftly. It emphasizes speed, simplicity, and collaboration, enabling users to get started with mapping and spatial analysis in minutes. The platform integrates various tools for modern geospatial workflows.

This website offers a wide array of tutorials designed to help users effectively utilize QGIS, the free and open-source geographic information system. It covers fundamental GIS concepts, data manipulation, spatial analysis, and advanced mapping techniques. The resource is structured to guide users through various QGIS functionalities with clear, step-by-step instructions.

This platform serves as the official open data portal for the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government. It provides public access to a wide range of government datasets, supporting transparency, re-usability, and community engagement. Users can find data related to various sectors, including education, transport, safety, and geospatial information.

This website offers comprehensive guides for OpenStreetMap users, covering beginner topics, advanced editing with JOSM, and detailed information on OSM data. It provides practical tutorials on mapping various features and utilizing tools like the iD editor and QGIS for data management.

This GitHub repository presents an "awesome list" dedicated to frontend geospatial development. It serves as a comprehensive collection of libraries, frameworks, tools, and learning materials for building web-based GIS applications. Developers can explore various resources to enhance their skills in creating interactive and data-rich mapping experiences.

This file contains the boundaries of all census subdivisions across Canada, which are municipalities or equivalent areas like Indian reserves and unorganized territories. It offers a crucial framework for geographic analysis and mapping using various GIS and mapping software. A comprehensive reference guide is also included with the file.

Diamond Bay Research provides access to a wide array of geographic data, primarily focusing on historical and modern GIS resources for Asia, particularly China and Japan. The collection includes diverse datasets ranging from administrative boundaries and historical maps to environmental data and placenames, often hosted on Harvard Dataverse.

This guide from the U.S. Census Bureau assists users in selecting the appropriate TIGER (Topologically Integrated Geographic Encoding and Referencing) data product for their needs. It details the various geographic data offerings, ensuring users can effectively leverage Census Bureau information for analysis and mapping initiatives.

This resource offers a comprehensive database of the world's largest urban areas, providing detailed information on their geographical locations and historical population trends from 1950 to 2005. The data is meticulously prepared using official UN statistics, ensuring accuracy and reliability for various analytical purposes. It is readily available for download in multiple formats, including those compatible with GIS software, Google Earth, and standard tabular formats, facilitating broad accessibility and integration into diverse projects.

OpenCPN is a widely used, free, and open-source chart plotter and marine GPS navigation software. It enables thousands of boaters to track their position and chart courses directly from their laptops or other devices. This robust software is designed for use at the helm station, supporting multiple operating systems.

DataMapWales provides a central source for public sector geospatial data in Wales, serving both the general public and public authorities. Users can browse a comprehensive catalogue of spatial data, view pre-made maps, and download datasets for independent analysis.

Enviroportal offers an interactive web-based platform for exploring environmental data and geospatial information within Abu Dhabi. It provides tools for map search, data search, and various geospatial operations such as measurement, printing, and drawing. The portal also features specialized analytics for key environmental indicators.

Geo2day provides free OpenStreetMap (OSM) vector data extracts, organized by continent and country. Users can download pre-processed GIS data in multiple formats like ESRI Shape, GeoPackage, Geodatabase, GeoJSON, PBF, CSV, and TAB. This independent project facilitates access to OSM data for various geospatial applications.

"Minds Behind Maps" is a podcast featuring conversations with individuals who build and utilize maps in various fields. It explores how maps are created and applied across different industries, from data science to video production. The show delves into the techniques and stories behind geospatial data and visualization.

OpenLayers is a powerful, open-source JavaScript library designed to embed dynamic maps into any web page. It supports displaying map tiles, vector data, and markers from various sources, making it versatile for diverse geographic information needs. Released under the 2-clause BSD License, it provides a free and flexible solution for web mapping development.

This ArcGIS Hub platform allows users to discover, analyze, and download a wide range of geospatial data. It supports various download formats, including CSV, KML, Zip, GeoJSON, GeoTIFF, and PNG. Users can also access data through API links for GeoServices, WMS, and WFS.

This website provides free access to the Ordnance Survey New Popular Edition maps, covering Great Britain from the 1940s. It integrates these historic basemaps with modern, crowdsourced UK postcode data, allowing users to view and contribute to a comprehensive geographic dataset. The platform emphasizes open data principles, offering postcode data for download.

This platform provides access to extensive open datasets, digital tools, and interactive maps for exploring New York City's demographics, land use, housing, and economic trends. It serves as a central hub for official geocoding technology and various data explorers to support urban planning and environmental review.

The Copernicus Browser offers a comprehensive platform for exploring and acquiring high-resolution images from the entire suite of Copernicus missions. Users can easily navigate to areas of interest, specify time ranges and data collections, and visualize the resulting data directly within the browser. It supports various visualisations, high-resolution image downloads, timelapse creation, and raw data access for local processing.

This website offers free OpenStreetMap (OSM) administrative and land boundaries for various countries worldwide. The boundaries are generated using Overpass and OSM Land Polygons, ensuring up-to-date and community-contributed data. Users can download these datasets in multiple popular GIS file formats.

The NYS GIS Clearinghouse Data portal provides access to a wide array of free public geospatial data, maps, and applications for New York State. It serves as a central hub for various data programs, including parcels, streets, addresses, orthoimagery, elevation, and civil boundaries. The platform also facilitates GIS coordination and enterprise solutions for state agencies.

Esri's free massive open online courses are available year-round, typically lasting four to six weeks. These courses cover essential geospatial topics such as spatial analysis, spatial data science, imagery analysis, and location analytics. Participants can also learn no-coding methods for building and sharing ArcGIS applications.

GADM offers comprehensive geospatial data and maps depicting the administrative divisions of every country worldwide. Users can browse these maps online or download the spatial data to integrate into their own GIS projects and applications. This resource serves as a valuable repository for researchers, mappers, and analysts requiring detailed global administrative boundaries.

Learn the latest GIS technology through free live training seminars, self-paced courses, or classes taught by Esri experts. Resources are available for professionals, educators, and students.

This official U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) page serves as a portal for data delivery from The National Map. It offers various types of geospatial information and mapping products for the United States, supporting diverse scientific research and public needs. Users can access foundational data for various applications.

This platform serves as a central hub for discovering, analyzing, and downloading geospatial data related to Georgia. Users can access data in various formats like CSV, KML, GeoJSON, GeoTIFF, and PNG, along with API links for GeoServices, WMS, and WFS. It also offers tools for data analysis through charts and thematic maps, and supports the creation of StoryMaps and Web Maps.

uMap is a free and open-source software project enabling users to quickly build custom maps utilizing OpenStreetMap's background layers. It offers a user-friendly graphical interface, eliminating the need for coding, and supports collaborative map creation. Maintained by a community of contributors, uMap provides a robust tool for integrating interactive maps onto personal websites.

This platform provides a centralized hub for discovering, analyzing, and downloading geospatial data in various formats like CSV, KML, GeoJSON, and GeoTIFF. Users can access API links for GeoServices, WMS, and WFS, and perform analysis with integrated charts and thematic maps. It also supports the creation of StoryMaps and Web Maps for enhanced data visualization and sharing.

This online book serves as an introduction to geographic data science using the R programming language. It is designed as a companion for a university module, focusing on core programming, data wrangling, statistical analysis, and machine learning techniques for geographers. The resource emphasizes R's versatility as a free and open-source tool for spatial data processing and geographic information analysis.

Toporama, provided by Natural Resources Canada, offers an interactive topographic map viewer as part of The Atlas of Canada. It allows users to explore detailed topographic information for various regions within Canada, making it a valuable resource for geographic data and mapping.

The North American Environmental Atlas provides harmonized geospatial data for Canada, Mexico, and the United States, offering a continental and regional perspective on environmental issues. It serves as a unique tool to analyze and raise awareness of shared environment and ecosystems, demonstrating their value and aiding in protection efforts. The Atlas features dozens of map layers, harmonizing geographic information across political boundaries to understand critical trends.

The Surveying and Geoinformation Department (MA 41) of the City of Vienna offers free geobasic data for the entire Vienna city area. This initiative, part of Open Government Vienna (OGD), makes essential geospatial information readily available to the public.

geo.admin.ch serves as the central platform for all geolocated information, data, and services managed by the Swiss Federal Administration. Public institutions make these resources available, ensuring public access via the internet. It acts as a comprehensive hub for national geospatial data.