Remote sensing refers to the act of recording information about the earth's surface by the use of sensors attached to satellites. Remote sensing plays a vital role in collecting information…
Remote sensing is observing objects from platforms that are distant from the object being observed. Such platforms can be in low or high altitudes, and they include data from satellites,…
Remote sensing is the investigation, acquisition, and processing of information about an area of interest without contacting it. It has been used in environmental sciences to capture images of the…
Let's look at the differences between GIS software and Hardware. 1. Definition GIS Software- Software is one of the main components of the working Geographic Information System (GIS). It is…
Let us look at the differences between interpolation and Extrapolation. 1. Definition Interpolation: interpolation is a statistical method that is useful in estimating unknown values by using known values. The…
As a result of intensive research in the field of geographical features, many software and technologies have emerged with the aim of carrying more research. Grass GIS (Geographic Resource Analysis…
Technological advancement has led to the introduction of various geographical-related technologies. GIS (Geographic Information System) and Lidar (Light Detention and Ranging) are some of the never-ending examples. These two technologies…
Earth's surface and all features in it are essential components of human life, and thus studying more about them proves to be beneficial. Researchers develop many technologies, systems, and software…
Scanned maps, images from satellites, digitalized aerial photographs, or digital pictures are classified as rasters. In the simplest term, Raster data consists of pixels, with each of them having an…
The advancement of technology has seen the development made especially in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The field of application where the GIS (geographic information systems) is being used has…
