Tools tagged with "geology"

This GitHub repository hosts an open-source project dedicated to the detection of mining activities. It provides tooling and code for analyzing geospatial data to identify and monitor mining operations, contributing to environmental awareness. The project likely leverages remote sensing and machine learning techniques for automated detection.

FOSS4G is an annual, international conference dedicated to Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial. It serves as a global gathering for the geo-community, fostering sharing and collaboration since its inception in Bangkok in 2004. The event has grown to be a leading platform within the mapping and geospatial community.

This platform offers a comprehensive collection of core data sets related to Natural Disaster Hotspots – A Global Risk Analysis. These data sets are freely available for download and include information on hazard frequency, distribution, mortality risks, and economic loss deciles for various natural disasters. The data is provided in common GIS-compatible formats to facilitate research and analysis.

This portal offers a centralized repository for GIS data relevant to American Samoa's Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning (CMSP) initiatives. Users can explore a variety of datasets, including physical geography, elevation, and bathymetry, with options to view screenshots, access metadata, and download data. Selected datasets are also available via REST services, WMS, or interactive mapping interfaces.

The State of South Dakota Open Data site serves as a central hub for geospatial data and information. It offers public access to a variety of datasets, map galleries, and applications from various state departments. This platform facilitates data discovery and utilization for citizens, researchers, and government agencies.

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 dataset provides stereo-derived Digital Terrain Models (DTMs) of five key sites on Jupiter's moon Europa, generated from NASA's Galileo spacecraft Solid State Imager data. These DTMs offer crucial topographical insights for understanding Europa's geology and supporting future landed missions, with manual editing for accuracy and updated pointing information for precise coordination. They are suitable for most scientific analyses, acknowledging inherent uncertainties in resolution and precision.

This website serves as a central hub for geographic information system (GIS) data and online resources curated by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's School of Natural Resources. It offers access to diverse datasets covering environmental, geological, and climate-related topics for research and public use, primarily focusing on Nebraska.

GéoGratis is a platform provided by Natural Resources Canada, offering public access to a wide range of geospatial information. Users can explore and acquire various free geographic products including maps, satellite imagery, and cartographic data for diverse applications. It serves as a central repository for Canadian geospatial resources.

The State Cartographer's Office (SCO) at UW–Madison serves as a primary resource for locating commonly-requested Wisconsin geospatial datasets. This platform helps users navigate the fragmented landscape of data availability, as Wisconsin currently lacks a single, statewide geospatial data download site. It connects users to various data categories from local, state, and federal sources.

This website presents the Global Seismic Hazard Map, an initiative focused on assessing and visualizing earthquake risks worldwide. It compiles and displays data from the Global Seismic Hazard Program, offering insights into potential ground shaking due to seismic activity across various regions. The platform serves as a vital resource for understanding geological hazards.

This dataset provides near, mid, far, and full stack (with AGC) imaged 3D seismic data, along with a decimated stacking velocity field. Covering approximately 2,900 km2, it is primarily used in oil and gas exploration within Australia. The data is converted to open-source MDIO format and hosted on AWS S3, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

This platform provides access to a wide array of geospatial open data related to Florida's environmental protection efforts. Users can explore datasets categorized by environmental themes, search for specific projects, and access featured applications and StoryMaps. It serves as a central hub for environmental data maintained by the Florida DEP.

This website serves as a central hub for geospatial data related to water, energy, and environmental resources within Nebraska. It offers various interactive maps and data retrieval tools, allowing users to explore information on dam safety, floodplains, groundwater, and surface water. The portal provides access to critical environmental information for public use and research.

The Antarctic Digital Database Viewer provides access to fundamental geospatial datasets for the Antarctic continent. It allows users to explore and download a range of geographical features, crucial for research, mapping, and environmental monitoring in the region. This platform is a key resource for understanding Antarctic geography.

swisstopo is the national mapping agency of Switzerland, offering a wide array of geospatial data products and services. These include various digital maps, aerial and satellite imagery, landscape and height models, and specialized geological and aeronautical maps. The organization also develops and maintains geodetic software to support surveying and mapping needs.

This resource page from the Arizona Geographic Information Council (AGIC) provides links to various geospatial data collections. It serves as a central hub for discovering GIS data, interactive maps, and environmental review tools across Arizona and beyond. The site categorizes resources into Arizona, Other State, and Nationwide sections for easy navigation.

This program, managed by the U.S. Geological Survey, is dedicated to understanding earthquake processes and reducing their impacts across the United States and globally. It provides critical scientific information, data, and tools to assess seismic activity, evaluate hazards, and inform public safety and policy.

The NASA Ames Stereo Pipeline is a comprehensive collection of automated geodesy and stereogrammetry tools. It is specifically engineered to process planetary imagery acquired from orbiting and landed robotic explorers on other celestial bodies, facilitating advanced geospatial analysis beyond Earth.

Geological Survey Ireland offers a wide array of geospatial datasets and online map viewers covering diverse geological aspects like bedrock, geochemistry, groundwater, marine, and geohazards. Users can access data through online viewers, download zip files, and utilize web services. The data is provided under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license, requiring specific attribution.

This resource provides access to historic CORONA satellite photographs, a collection of declassified imagery from early reconnaissance missions. Hosted by the U.S. Geological Survey and indexed through NASA's Earthdata Common Metadata Repository (CMR), these images offer valuable insights into historical land surface conditions.

The Oregon Spatial Data Library (OSDL) served as a central access point for geospatial data, metadata, and services specific to Oregon. It has since transitioned, with its authoritative geospatial framework data now accessible via the Oregon GEOHub, while archived non-framework data is available through the Oregon Explorer. This site facilitated discovery and access to critical spatial information for the state.

This platform provides access to a wide array of Michigan geospatial datasets, allowing users to browse by category or search by keywords. It enables previewing and exploring attributes of datasets before downloading them in various formats like ESRI shapefile, spreadsheet, KML, or via API.

This GitHub repository provides a comprehensive collection of resources focused on the intersection of mineral exploration and machine learning. It features useful code examples, libraries, and tools to assist practitioners and researchers in applying advanced analytical methods to geological data. The repository serves as a valuable hub for discovering practical applications and learning materials in this specialized field.

This portal offers a centralized access point for various GIS datasets pertaining to Guam's coastal and marine environment. Users can view data screenshots, examine detailed metadata, and directly download datasets, supporting Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning (CMSP) initiatives. It also features interactive mapping interfaces for select data layers.

This guide from the University of Minnesota Libraries serves as a robust, though not exhaustive, resource for geospatial data. It aims to identify and provide access to a wide array of online GIS data and related resources, suitable for various research and learning needs. The collection encompasses both globally accessible and institutionally licensed datasets, covering diverse geographic scales and thematic areas.

TouchTerrain is a free web application designed to generate 3D printable terrain models. Users can select areas of the Earth's surface to create physical models, making complex topographical data accessible for various applications.

This platform serves as the official open data portal for the Maine Geological Survey, offering a centralized resource for researchers, professionals, and the public. Users can explore and download a wide array of geospatial datasets related to Maine's geology and environment. The portal provides access to data organized by categories such as bedrock, surficial geology, hydrogeology, and coastal features.

The LIST (Land Information System Tasmania) provides a comprehensive portal for accessing location-based data and services across Tasmania, Australia. Users can explore and acquire various geospatial datasets, maps, and property information, supporting diverse applications from environmental management to urban planning. This platform serves as a central hub for government agencies, businesses, and the public to utilize authoritative spatial data.

This USGS Open-File Report offers a directory of spatial data related to coal in the former Soviet Union. It includes datasets for coal sample points, coal deposits, and coal basins, derived from various geological surveys and compiled by the USGS. Data is available in multiple GIS and text formats for direct download.

This digital atlas, developed as part of Project E1 by the University of Cologne, offers a rich collection of geospatial information for Namibia. It provides detailed insights across various thematic areas, making complex geographical data accessible. The atlas serves as a valuable resource for research and educational purposes focused on the region.

The Vermont Open Geodata Portal serves as the official hub for geospatial data related to the state of Vermont. It provides a centralized repository for various datasets, making them accessible to the public, researchers, and government agencies. This portal facilitates data discovery and download for a wide range of geographic information system (GIS) applications.

OpenDTM-DE is a project to create a unified, high-resolution Digital Terrain Model (DTM) for Germany. It aggregates freely available 1-meter resolution terrain models from individual German federal states. This initiative addresses the absence of a nationwide high-resolution DTM from the BKG, offering essential geospatial data products.

Quantarctica is a free Geographic Information System (GIS) package developed by the Norwegian Polar Institute. It offers a rich collection of geospatial data, maps, and analysis tools specifically tailored for the Antarctic region. This resource enables researchers, educators, and enthusiasts to explore and analyze polar geographic information effectively within a QGIS environment.

NASA's Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (LP DAAC) offers a vast array of Earth science data. This center is essential for researchers and scientists investigating, characterizing, and monitoring biological, geological, hydrological, and ecological conditions and processes. It serves as a key resource within the NASA Earthdata ecosystem for land science.