For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I shift gears slightly from my normal approach with a primer on using a data in a commonly used software application. We have seen an increased interest in using 5-meter natural color Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I continue the discussion started last month on bit depth and its impact on satellite imagery. In the first part of the series, I addressed the basics of the topic, including a Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I pivot to a topic that deserves more attention than it gets, and that is bit depth. Some of you may have heard this term when ordering imagery from Apollo Mapping or Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I explore the topic of spatial resolution as it relates to satellite and aerial imagery; and its impact on the objects that you can and cannot see in this data. Have you Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I continue the discussion started in our May edition on the visualization of elevation data and confusion among various terms associated with this topic. To recap, the core set of questions I Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I focus on a set of commonly confused terminology that relates to elevation data: contours, topos, DEMs and 3D. It seems that not a week goes by that I receive a request Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I turn my attention away from map making and toward a topic that few us of likely consider but perhaps more should, that being naming conventions. When I first started using computers, Read More
For this month’s Geospatial Frequently Asked Question (G-FAQ), I continue the February 2012 piece on what makes up ‘good’ map. As a quick recap, here are the core questions I will address in this two-part series: How does intent and Read More
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