GEOINT

GEOINT (Geospatial Intelligence) is a category of geolocation tools that include mapping platforms like ArcGIS, Google Earth, Bing Maps, and open-source software like QGIS and OpenLayers. Other tools include satellite imagery providers like Maxar, weather visualization platforms like Windy, and collaborative mapping projects like OpenStreetMap and Wikimapia.

• ArcGIS: ArcGIS is a platform provided by Esri that offers a comprehensive suite of mapping, spatial analysis, and data management tools. It includes various applications and resources for GIS professionals.

• Atlasify: Atlasify is a website that provides a collection of interactive maps and geographical information for various regions around the world.

• Baidu Maps: Baidu Maps is a mapping service provided by Baidu, the leading search engine in China. It offers maps, directions, and various location-based services for users in China.

• Batchgeo: Batchgeo is a mapping tool that allows users to input multiple addresses or coordinates and quickly create a map with markers representing each location.

• Bing Maps: Bing Maps is an online mapping service provided by Microsoft. It offers features such as directions, traffic information, and street-level imagery.

• CartoDB: CartoDB is a cloud-based platform that allows users to create, visualize, and analyze geospatial data on interactive maps.

• Colorbrewer: ColorBrewer is a website that provides color advice for cartography. It offers a selection of color schemes optimized for different types of maps and data visualizations.

• CrowdMap: CrowdMap is a platform that enables individuals and organizations to collect, visualize, and share information on interactive maps. It is beneficial for crowd-sourced mapping projects.

• CTLRQ Address Lookup: CTRLQ Address Lookup is an online tool that allows users to search for addresses and obtain the corresponding latitude and longitude coordinates.

• Descartes Labs: Descartes Labs is a geospatial analytics company that offers a platform for analyzing satellite imagery and other geospatial data. It provides tools for monitoring agriculture, infrastructure, and environmental changes.

• Digikam: digiKam is an open-source photo management software that provides tools for organizing, editing, and sharing digital photos. It includes features for geotagging and mapping photos based on location data.

• Dominoc925: Dominoc925 is a website that provides tools for working with Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) coordinates. It offers a web-based MGRS conversion utility.

• DualMaps: DualMaps is a service that allows users to display two different map providers side by side for comparison. It can help compare map data from different sources.

• Esri: Esri is a company that develops Geographic Information System (GIS) software and provides geospatial solutions. It offers products like ArcGIS for mapping, analysis, and data management.

• Flash Earth: Flash Earth is a web-based application that allows users to explore satellite and aerial imagery of the Earth. It combines imagery from various sources into a single interface.

• GeoGig: GeoGig is an open-source version control system designed explicitly for geospatial data. It allows users to track changes, collaborate, and manage spatial data in a distributed manner.

• GeoNames: GeoNames is a geographical database that provides various information, including names and locations of cities, postal codes, and natural features. It can be used for geocoding and reverse geocoding.

• Google Earth: Google Earth is a virtual globe and mapping software that enables users to explore the Earth’s surface, view satellite imagery, and discover geographic information.

• Google Earth Pro: Google Earth Pro is an advanced version of Google Earth that offers additional features and tools for professionals and business users. It provides high-resolution imagery, data importing/exporting, and more.

• Google Maps: Google Maps is an online mapping service provided by Google. It offers maps, directions, street views, and various other features for finding and exploring locations around the world.

• Google My Maps: Google My Maps is a tool that allows users to create custom maps by marking locations, adding descriptions, and sharing them with others. It helps create personalized maps for specific purposes.

• GPSVisualizer: GPSVisualizer is a website that offers tools for working with GPS data. It allows users to convert, analyze, and visualize GPS tracks and waypoints on maps.

• GrassGIS: GRASS GIS (Geographic Resources Analysis Support System) is an open-source geospatial analysis, data management, and visualization software suite. It is commonly used in the field of geospatial science.

• Here: Here is a company that provides location-based services and mapping solutions. It offers maps, routing, geocoding, and other location-related services.

• Hyperlapse: Hyperlapse.js is a JavaScript library that allows users to create interactive hyperlapse videos using Google Street View imagery. It provides a unique way to explore places virtually.

• Inspire Geoportal: Inspire Geoportal is an online platform that provides access to geospatial data and services based on the INSPIRE directive, which aims to create a European Union (EU) infrastructure for sharing environmental and geographic information.

• InstantAtlas: InstantAtlas is a software suite for creating interactive data visualizations and dynamic maps. It is commonly used in public health, social research, and economic development.

• Instant Google Street View: Instant Google Street View is a website that allows users to instantly view Google Street View imagery for any location by simply entering an address or dragging a marker on a map.

• Kartograph: Kartograph is a Python library that enables users to create beautiful, interactive vector maps. It provides tools for data visualization, map projection, and rendering.

• KartaView: KartaView is an open-source platform for viewing and contributing to street-level imagery. It enables users to explore images and map data contributed by volunteers.

• Leaflet: Leaflet is an open-source JavaScript library for interactive web maps. It provides an easy-to-use framework for displaying and interacting with maps on websites.

• Liveuamap: Liveuamap is an interactive map platform that provides real-time updates on global conflicts, crises, and news events. It aggregates information from various sources and displays them on an interactive map.

• MapAList: MapAList is a web-based tool that allows users to create customized maps with markers, routes, and shapes. It is beneficial for creating maps with data imported from spreadsheets.

• Mapbox: Mapbox is a mapping platform that provides tools and APIs for creating custom maps and integrating them into applications. It offers features such as geocoding, routing, and data visualization.

• Mapchecking: MapChecking is a web-based service that allows users to assess the quality and accuracy of geospatial data and maps. It provides automated checks and validation for GIS data.

• Mapchart.net: Mapchart.net is a website that enables users to create custom maps and generate map images or interactive maps with regions colored according to data values.

• MapHub: MapHub is a platform that allows users to create and share interactive maps with custom markers, lines, and shapes. It offers collaborative editing and data import/export capabilities.

• Mapillary: Mapillary is a platform for crowdsourcing street-level imagery. It allows users to capture, upload, and explore images from various locations worldwide.

• MapJam: MapJam is a tool that enables users to create custom maps and embed them on websites. It offers features such as adding markers, directions, and customized branding.

• Mapline: Mapline is a mapping software that allows users to visualize and analyze data on maps. It offers features such as data importing, territory mapping, and data visualization tools.

• MapMaker: MapMaker is a website that allows users to create and customize maps with markers, lines, and polygons. It offers a simple interface for creating and sharing maps.

• Mapquest: MapQuest is an online mapping service that provides maps, directions, and location-based services. It offers features such as driving directions, traffic information, and geocoding.

• MapProvision: MapProvision is a platform that allows users to create interactive maps and embed them on websites. It offers customization options and data integration capabilities.

• MapQuest: MapQuest is an online mapping service that provides maps, directions, and location-based services. It offers features such as driving directions, traffic information, and geocoding.

• Maxar: Maxar (formerly DigitalGlobe) is a company that provides high-resolution satellite imagery and geospatial solutions. It offers satellite imagery, 3D terrain models, and analytics for various applications.

• Modest Maps: Modest Maps is a JavaScript library for creating dynamic and interactive maps. It focuses on providing smooth zooming and panning capabilities with vector-based map tiles.

• NGA GEOINT: NGA GEOINT is the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s GitHub repository. It contains open-source software and geospatial tools developed by the agency.

• OpenLayers: OpenLayers is an open-source JavaScript library for displaying interactive maps on the web. It supports various map providers and offers extensive customization options.

• Open Street Map: OpenStreetMap (OSM) is a collaborative mapping project that creates and provides free geographic data and maps. It allows users to view, edit, and use map data contributed by volunteers worldwide.

• Perry Castaneda Library: Perry Castaneda Library is a map collection provided by the University of Texas at Austin. It offers a wide range of maps covering different regions and topics.

• Pic2Map: Pic2Map is an online service that allows users to geotag photos by uploading them and automatically determining their location on a map. It provides an easy way to add location information to images.

• Polymaps: Polymaps is a JavaScript library for creating dynamic and interactive maps. It focuses on providing smooth zooming and panning capabilities with vector-based map tiles.

• QGIS: QGIS is an open-source Geographic Information System (GIS) software. It provides tools for viewing, editing, and analyzing geospatial data and creating maps and visualizations.

• QuickMaps: QuickMaps is a Chrome browser extension that allows users to access maps and directions from their browser’s toolbar quickly.

• SAS Planet: SAS Planet is a software application that views, downloads, and stitches satellite images. It provides access to various satellite imagery sources and offers advanced image manipulation capabilities.

• Satellites Pro: Satellites Pro is a web-based real-time tool for visualizing satellite positions and trajectories. It provides information on current and future satellite passes and offers various visualization options.

• Sentinel Hub: Sentinel Hub is a cloud-based platform for accessing and processing satellite imagery from the European Space Agency’s Sentinel satellites. It provides tools for visualizing and analyzing satellite data.

• Scribble Maps: Scribble Maps is an online mapping platform that enables users to create custom maps, draw shapes, and add markers and text. It offers various tools for annotating and editing maps.

• SOAR: SOAR is a platform that combines satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to provide insights and analytics for agriculture, insurance, and other industries. It offers crop monitoring, change detection, and yield prediction.

• StoryMaps: StoryMaps is a web-based application by Esri that allows users to create interactive and multimedia-rich stories using maps. It is a powerful tool for combining narratives with geographic information.

• Tableau: Tableau is a data visualization and business intelligence software that allows users to create interactive and dynamic visualizations, including maps and spatial analysis.

• USGS (EarthExplorer): EarthExplorer is a web-based application provided by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) that allows users to search, preview, and download a wide range of satellite and aerial imagery, as well as other geospatial data.

• ViaMichelin: ViaMichelin is a mapping and travel service that offers maps, directions, and travel-related information. It provides routes, traffic updates, and hotel/restaurant recommendations.

• View in Google Earth: “View in Google Earth” is a feature provided by MGMaps (Mobile GMaps) that allows users to open a specific location or route in Google Earth for a detailed 3D view.

• Wikimapia: Wikimapia is a collaborative mapping project that combines Google Maps with a wiki-like interface. It allows users to add and edit information about specific locations on the map.

• Windy: Windy is a weather visualization platform that provides interactive maps and weather forecasts. It offers wind patterns, temperature maps, and storm tracking features.

• WorldMap Harvard: WorldMap Harvard is an online platform that allows users to create, share, and explore interactive maps. It offers tools for mapping data, collaborating with others, and visualizing spatial information.

• Worldwide OSINT Tools Map: The Worldwide OSINT Tools Map is an interactive map that provides information on various databases and open-source intelligence (OSINT) sources available worldwide. It is a valuable resource for investigators and researchers.

• Yahoo Maps: Yahoo Maps is an online mapping service that provides maps, directions, and local search features. It offers features such as driving directions, traffic information, and aerial/satellite imagery.

• Zeemaps: Zeemaps is a web-based tool that allows users to create and share interactive maps. It supports markers, regions, and custom data import/export.