Science, Social Sciences, Geography, Geographic Information Systems, Implementations
- GPS service is an efficient method of gathering a complete data set of a golf course. The data set provides all the information that is critically important to a course's successful development and management.
- Watershed, estuary and forest information for the North American coastal temperate rain forest bioregion.
- Photo map editor. It enables quickly placing digital photos on free maps of anywhere in the US.
- Research center at the University of Arkansas, United States. Site contains resources for archaeologists, earth scientists and GIS specialists.
- Network analysis in raster GIS with time-dependent cost variables. Masters thesis by Jan Husdal.
- Construction of a dynamic GIS tool kit for analysis of bankline movement along the Jamuna River, Bangladesh. Masters thesis by James Passmore.
- GeoURL is a location-to-URL reverse directory. This will allow you to find URLs by their proximity to a given location. Find your neighbor's blog, perhaps, or the web page of the restaurants near you.
- Includes full Javadoc documentation and description of classes for a Java application designed for analyzing the threat of natural hazards to roads, using a neighborhood search to produce a hazard map that is directly related to the road that is affected
- Mapping and GIS source for golf courses and communities.
- Provides staff and partners with GIS knowledge, systems, data, maps, and community resources. Some sections are limited to Conservancy and Natural Heritage/CDC staff.
- Blogmapper lets you associate blog entries with hot spots on a map. When you click on the spots, the entries appear.
- Locate free Wi-Fi, commercial hotspots, community wireless networks, and wardriving data with this web based GIS mapping application.
- Geospatial data and technology portal.
- Information about GIS research in Qatar.
- Find marinas by mouseclick on the marinamap sea chart.
- GIS analysis projects relevant to Montgomery County, Maryland.
- Location based search engine finds websites by their proximity to a given location. It accepts GeoURL ICBMs and geotags for adding sites, and has an open API for developers.
- Dan Egnor's winning Google Programming Contest submission. Includes a address-to-global coordinate geographic encoder, a document keyword indexer, and a radial search function.
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