What Is Central Place Theory?
Central Place Theory is a way to understand why cities and towns are where they are. Walter Christaller developed this theory in the 1930s.
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Is Google Maps Really a GIS Software?
I’ve heard geospatial professionals describe GIS as Google Maps. But is this really true? We compare Google Maps vs other GIS software.
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Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS) on Landsat
Landsat’s Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS) measures the Earth’s surface temperature by focusing on the infrared part of the light spectrum.
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UAV Mapping for Aerial Surveying
UAV mapping has changed how we do aerial surveying. With drones, we can now map areas quickly, accurately, and in a cost effective way.
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BIM – Building Information Modeling
BIM, or Building Information Modeling, is a smart way to design buildings. It creates virtual 3D models about the its materials and systems.
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GNSS vs GPS: What’s the Difference?
GNSS vs GPS: GNSS is an umbrella for multiple navigational satellites. Under this umbrella, GPS, along with other systems, finds its place.
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What Is Oblique Imagery?
While traditional images are taken from directly above, oblique imagery captures them at an angle. Learn more about oblique images.
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Fishnets in GIS: An Overview
GIS supports various ways to explore spatial relationships. Among these, fishnets stand out for their utility in spatial analysis.
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7 Best Features of XTools Pro
XTools Pro is a special add-on for ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro. It’s mostly a tool for GIS analysis. But it has a fair share of productivity tools.
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Time in Maps: 10 Types of Temporal Maps
Some maps are timeless. While others, well, they have time in them. This list of 10 ways to show time in maps for temporal maps.
