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Web GIS App Development
Geospatial Analysis
Cartography
Web GIS App Development
Web Gis (Geographic Information System) Is A System Designed To Capture, Store, Manipulate, Analyze, Manage, And Present Spatial Or Geographic Data. It Allows Users To View And Interact With Maps And Geospatial Data Through A Web Browser.
Web Gis App Development Refers To The Process Of Creating Web-Based Applications That Utilize Gis Technology And Capabilities. These Applications Can Be Used For A Wide Range Of Purposes, Such As Location-Based Services, Mapping, Spatial Analysis, And Data Visualization.
Geospatial Analysis
Geospatial Analysis Is A Process Of Using Computer Software To Analyze And Visualize Spatial Data (Data That Has A Geographic Component, Such As Location Or Extent). It Involves Manipulating And Analyzing Data That Is Tied To Specific Locations On The Earth's Surface, In Order To Answer Geographic Questions Or Solve Spatial Problems.
Geospatial Analysis Can Be Used For A Wide Range Of Applications, Including Mapping, Location-Based Services, Environmental And Natural Resource Management, Urban Planning, And Emergency Response. It Can Help To Identify Patterns, Trends, And Relationships In Spatial Data, And Can Be Used To Make Informed Decisions And Take Appropriate Actions Based On That Data.
Cartography
Cartography Is The Study And Practice Of Creating Maps. Maps Are Graphical Representations Of Spatial Data That Show The Locations, Features, And Characteristics Of A Particular Area. Maps Can Be Used To Communicate Information About A Variety Of Topics, Including Geography, Geology, Biology, Sociology, Economics, And Politics.
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OUR PROCESS
We Follow The Easiest Development Steps
Defining the goals and requirements of the geospatial application
We just talk with you and try to understand what really you want and we keep discussing until both of us are on the same page as to what is required.
Technical specifications and quotation
In this step, we analyze your requirements and come up with the technical solution, quotation and time frame for development of the solution.
Identifying and acquiring the necessary geospatial data
This step involves identifying the types of data (such as maps, satellite imagery, or census data) that are needed to support the functionality of the geospatial application and obtaining that data from appropriate sources.
Preprocessing and organizing the geospatial data
This step involves cleaning and organizing the geospatial data to ensure that it is in a suitable format for use in the geospatial application. This may involve tasks such as projecting the data onto a common coordinate system, merging multiple data sources, or removing inconsistencies or errors in the data.
Designing the user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) of the geospatial application
This step involves creating wireframes, mockups, and prototypes to outline the look, feel, and navigation of the geospatial application.
Developing the front-end of the geospatial application
This step involves using a combination of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and geospatial libraries or frameworks (such as Leaflet or OpenLayers) to create the user-facing portion of the geospatial application, including the layout, styling, and interactive map components.
Developing the back-end of the geospatial application
This step involves using a programming language like Python to implement the server-side logic and create an application programming interface (API) for the front-end to use. This may also involve setting up a geospatial database or server (such as PostGIS or GeoServer) to store and manage the geospatial data.
Testing the geospatial application
This step involves using manual and automated testing techniques to ensure that the geospatial application functions properly and meets the defined requirements.
Deploying the geospatial application
This step involves publishing the geospatial application to a web server and making it available to users.
Maintaining and updating the geospatial application
This step involves ongoing support and development of the geospatial application to fix bugs, add new features, and improve the overall user experience.