Are we looking at a map of predictions? How can you be sure of the predictions? They need to be seen along with this one thing. Read this to learn.
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Maps are no longer a by-experts-for-experts kind of entity. With the advent of web-based and interactive mapping technologies, the type of audience has kind of generalized to the level of a common man. A map reader is no longer a map reader but has become a map user. From a map designer's perspective, it is another step ahead to be able to reach that level. Here, I outline my viewpoint and the future directions for the field of interactive maps and visualization.
Ever wondered if the images captured from the space could also be utilized for improving your business brand image? The outdoor advertising planners use the remotely sensed images in their workflow to choose where to place the billboard advertisements. We can better comprehend, interpret, and analyze the issue of where to put billboards in a city by combining remotely sensed data with the derived data products in a Geographic Information System (GIS). This blog post deals with the billboard placement challenge within any city.
Municipalities can use spatial analysis to make well-informed decisions regarding resource distribution, infrastructure growth, and environmental conservation.
Have you ever contributed to an online map or added a location tag to a social media post? If so, you've participated in Crowdsourced Geographic Information (CGI), a powerful tool for mapping our world.
In the pursuit of renewable energy, solar farm development holds immense potential. However, achieving maximum efficacy depends heavily on strategic location planning. This article explores a geospatial data-driven approach to selecting the optimal site for any solar farm, ensuring robust energy production and long-term viability. When selecting a site for […]
Limiting future climate change is increasingly getting attention across the globe. As a result, energy generation and consumption patterns are changing, also known as clean energy transition. However, this transition is not going uniform across the communities, making it towards economic disparities. There are certain underserved areas far from the […]
With the onset of the digital age, printed hardcopy maps have lost their relevance. Instead, the more versatile, digital maps have arrived, which are served through the internet. Suppose you have geospatial datasets to combine and create thematic maps and then serve them through the web. GeoNode may assist you in executing […]
Researchers from the UK have used earth observation data to estimate the quality of education in Nigeria. It is novel research altogether, one of its own kind. How spatial information is linked to the quality of education? Researchers have used the information on the adequacy of classroom space as an indicator of […]
The electric vehicle (EV) revolution has begun. Many countries have started electrifying their transportation systems. Probably we are going to witness a historic shift in the transportation history of mankind. Why optimally placed charging stations are getting importance? The acceptance of EVs by the masses, among many other factors, also […]