Tools tagged with "Geocoding"

This page, part of the University of Nevada, Reno Libraries' GIS guide, provides a curated collection of links to various geospatial datasets. It features resources ranging from local Nevada county and city open data portals to broader Earth Sciences, Demographic, Economic, and Geocoding resources. The guide aims to assist users in locating diverse data for their GIS projects.

This portal offers a variety of GIS applications and open data for the City of Houston, serving as a public service for geographic reference. It includes tools for crime statistics, land use, council member lookup, and solid waste collection schedules. The site also provides access to historical maps and planning resources for the community.

This Esri Hub site serves as the central platform for the LA County Enterprise GIS (eGIS) Program. It facilitates the sharing and visualization of authoritative spatial data and technology for both internal LA County users and the general public. The platform supports the county's vision by providing innovative tools and projects to enhance public services and improve outcomes for citizens.

Photon is an open source geocoder designed for OpenStreetMap data, leveraging Elasticsearch/OpenSearch for efficient and scalable search. It supports features like search-as-you-type, multilingual search, and reverse geocoding, with a public demo server available.

Spatie Geocoder is an open-source PHP package designed to convert human-readable addresses into geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude). It offers a flexible solution for developers to integrate geocoding functionalities into their applications using multiple geocoding service providers.

These files provide digital representations of Canada's national road network, derived from the 2011 Census. They contain detailed attribute information like street names, types, directions, and address ranges, making them essential for various geospatial applications and analyses across Canada.

This GitHub repository serves as a comprehensive "awesome list" dedicated to geospatial development using the Rust programming language. It meticulously collects and organizes a wide array of software, libraries, tools, and various resources. The list aims to be a central hub for anyone interested in leveraging Rust for geospatial applications and projects.

Geographic Information Systems Stack Exchange is a dedicated Q&A platform for professionals and enthusiasts in cartography, geography, and GIS. It serves as a community-driven resource where users can ask questions, share knowledge, and learn from peers about various aspects of geospatial technology and applications.

NC OneMap serves as a strategic resource, offering a comprehensive collection of authoritative geographic data and web services. This collaborative initiative involves numerous partners across North Carolina, including local, state, and federal government agencies, the private sector, and academia. Users can search for, browse, and download data, integrate it into applications, perform analysis with various tools, or develop new applications using its APIs.

This platform serves as the central hub for the Base Adresse Nationale (BAN) and the Base Adresse Locale (BAL) in France. It offers official, standardized address data, making it accessible for various uses. The site provides resources, documentation, and tools for managing, validating, and utilizing address information across French communes.

TNMap serves as a centralized hub for accessing downloadable GIS datasets, a variety of web applications, and data services for the state of Tennessee. Its primary goal is to support and serve the geospatial community within Tennessee by providing essential resources.

This Rust library provides an implementation of the Geohash algorithm, enabling efficient encoding and decoding of longitude-latitude tuples into and from hashed strings. It facilitates spatial indexing and proximity searches by converting precise geographic coordinates into a compact, searchable string format.