In the second part of this edition of the Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I continue the discussion started last month of geographic versus Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) coordinate systems. In last month’s G-FAQ, the focus was on the history Read More
In this edition of the Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I continue the discussion started last month on finding your first geospatial job with a focus on tips for the pre, post and during interview stages. For this article, Katie Read More
Keeping with the theme of this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Questions, let’s explore several websites that might help you break into the geospatial industry. First, there is the old standby, a website with a ton of links to free job Read More
While this might not be a topic all of our readers are interested in now, each of us had to face the challenge of finding our first job in the industry at some point. And at this time, would it Read More
RapidEye, a leader in medium-resolution, wide-area, repetitive coverage of the Earth through its constellation of five satellites announced a positive update on the health and lifespan of its satellites. In addition, Michael Oxfort has been appointed to lead the development Read More
Data storage is not free as we all know, and many geospatial files are really large, especially high resolution aerial and satellite imagery. In fact, the minimum size order of 50-cm color WorldView-2 satellite imagery with 16-bit depth has a Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I explore a topic that perhaps some of us have given little consideration to: file compression. Specifically, I look at file compression of TIFFs which are commonly large datasets that we have Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I turn my attention to the topic of projections in ArcGIS with a focus on geographic transformations. Geographic transformations are those options that appear at the bottom of the Project Toolbox interface Read More
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