Maps are one of the most powerful tools in the world. They provide invaluable insights into the relationships between people, places, and events.
Online mapping applications are digital tools that allow users to explore the physical world. These applications are designed to collect, process, and visualize geographic data from multiple sources, allowing users to get a better understanding of their surroundings. They provide a comprehensive view of the world, including streets, roads, rivers, lakes, and other geographic features. Online map applications are used by people all over the world to find their way around unfamiliar places, plan trips, locate services, and more. They are also used in many industries, such as real estate, tourism, logistics, and more.
In the “Canadian Web Mapping Applications” section we share different Canadian Web Mapping Applications that we use, as well as others that we have come across. See the various links listed further below for pages containing a variety of Canadian Web Mapping Applications …
Pirate maps are often hand drawn spatial representation on paper that mark locaions of buried treasues and are ussually appear rough or tattered from being passed through time or simply being used in the rough elements, like on salt spray on the deck of a pirate ship.
Where does one look when they want to find Canadian Pirate Maps?
Data is a vital role in geomatics related projects and for many years we have been helping people find Canadian data resources. Here you will find a large list of Nova Scotia Online Maps and geospatial Resources ...
The province of Prince Edward Island continues to do a great job at making their aerial photography available to the public and this interactive map tool is your key to finding aerial photography for anywhere in Prince Edward Island that you can then use with ArcMap, MapInfo, Google Earth or any other GIS based software as well as other non GIS uses.
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The Renewable Energy Atlas was created to assist citizens be able to better recognize areas of Ontario's potential renewable energy and provide better information.
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Jack Dangermond discusses the potential of Esri's ArcGIS online cloud based GIS and how mapping applications leverage it to access GIS file sharing and collaboration in a cloud environment.
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Yesterday Nova Scotia went to the polls for their 39th Provincial Election and at the end of the day elected a new Government. This time around Elections Nova Scotia, the organization responsible for the establishment and maintenance of the Province's election related data and governing election activities provided an online interactive web mapping application tool.
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A combined commitment between the Halifax Regional Police and Halifax District RCMP now provides effective communication to the community through the 'Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) Crime Mapping' application pilot project.
HRM Crime Mapping is an interactive online crime mapping tool created to provide the public with information about various crimes happening in the HRM. Making the spatial knowledge of existing crimes available can help increase crime prevention by making people more aware of what crimes are happening in their community.
Want to avoid the traffic, then the ReRouteMe online web mapping application can help you avoid construction, accidents and traffic congestion.This online mapping application takes the basic functionality of Google maps (such as the display of the reference map and the address search ability) and combines it with custom functionality and databases that are completely independent from Google to provide a powerful value added product that can help you avoid accidents, traffic cams, construction and any congestion on your everyday commute.
Today I take a closer look at ReRouteMe mapping applicationand what it has to offer the Canadian Urban Commuter.
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Ever hear anybody use the expression “You better be careful you don’t dig too deep or you will end up in China” while digging a hole?
Even if that could be possible (to dig down through the Earth’s core and come up on the other side of the world), would it really be China on the other side of that hole? What would be the real Antipode (straight line that connects one location on the globe with a location on the other side of a globe while going through the center axis) for that hole you were digging?
The antipodes interactive web map depicts antipodes automatically for any location that you select. Simply point and click and then easily reveal the place that is on the other side of the world for any location on the Earth’s surface (without doing the math).
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