Category: 🌎 Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Maps aren’t just for road trips. With these tools, you can analyze, visualize, and make sense of spatial data like a cartography wizard.
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Google Earth
Google Earth uses satellite imagery and 3D terrain data to let users virtually explore the globe. It offers Street View, historical imagery, and interactive layers for points of interest. Researchers and travelers alike use it to visualize geographic data, plan trips, or observe remote locations.
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OpenStreetMap
OpenStreetMap is a collaborative, community-driven world map, often called the “Wikipedia of maps.” Volunteers worldwide contribute and update geographical data under an open license. This allows apps, services, and researchers to build on accurate, up-to-date map data without the restrictions of proprietary platforms.