Humans have an overwhelming impact on our planet. There is barely a place you can escape to that is free from the heavy hand of human interference. Even the deepest depths of the ocean, our space on Earth, has been Read More
In this second part of our ongoing series, Map Mavin Methods, about finding and using open data, we’ll take a look at how to export layers easily from OpenStreetMap. OpenStreetMap, often referred to as the “Wikipedia of Maps”, is a Read More
The Juno spacecraft has been on a long journey, having left Earth in 2011 before finally arriving at Jupiter in July of 2016. Now, nearly a year later, the first science results have been released by NASA. Juno’s orbit around Read More
In April, we explored perhaps the oldest ‘formal’ stadium in the world and this month we jump back to the USA for a look at one of Major League Baseball’s (MLB) iconic cathedrals, Orioles Park at Camden Yards in Baltimore, Read More
In this monthly piece, we give our readers a sense of the high-resolution imagery coverage collected over a geography during a specified window. To do this, we pick a high-resolution satellite constellation, a defined time period and area of interest, Read More
In this monthly feature, we span the globe to examine Our Changing Landscape with time series of medium resolution RapidEye satellite imagery. The RapidEye archive dates back to late 2008 and already contains more than 8 billion square kilometers of Read More
What’s happenin’ cap’n? Good question! We have a ton of new features coming down the line for Map Mavin. Currently, the platform serves as a view-only tool for your mapping data. Targeting user who need to share their mapping data Read More
Toronto, Canada is one of the world’s most diverse cities, with more than 49% of the city comprised of minorities. In these four 30-cm images collected by WorldView-3 on July 11, 2015, you can see some of the city’s most Read More
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