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GISHowTo.com
Welcome to GISHowTo.com, your source for GIS tips and tutorials. As your guide to the GIS world, I will provide tutorials on creating data in ArcGIS and tips on how to create aesthetically pleasing maps. This site is geared toward helping students of all levels and professionals in the industry.
My goal for this site is driven by my passion for GIS and for teaching others about this fascinating field. It is my idea to gather tutorials that I have put together, and include others from the web onto one site. This site will cater to the GIS student, as well as professionals in the field. I will promise to keep this site current and up to speed on the advancing technology of GIS.
Cheers! AC
Featured TutorialCheck out how to link GPS Photo's with ArcMap. See how easy it is to link a photo with your featured data using the Photolink extention from GeoSpatial Experts. Crime Map App for iPhoneThe new CrimeReports iPhone app features official, up-to-date crime data directly from more than 600 law enforcement agencies across North America. The app is free to download from the iTunes App Store. |
Google Earth for EducatorsGoogle's satellite imagery-based mapping product puts the whole world on a student's computer. It enables users to "fly" from space to street level to find geographic information and explore places around the world. Like a video game and a search engine rolled into one, Earth is basically a 3D model of the entire planet that lets you grab, spin and zoom down into any place on Earth. Now, with Google Earth 4.3, you can tour distant cities with Google StreetView, view photo-realistic 3D buildings, and even show your students sunset around the world with the new Sunlight feature.
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