In this post I break down the meaning of GNSS, describe how it works, the difference between GNSS and GPS, as well as common issues with GNSS in the field and how to mitigate them.
The real power of Touch GIS comes from making custom feature classes to enhance your field data collection operations. We walk through how to create those feature classes and group them into feature class datasets.
Few data formats have become as ubiquitous in Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) work than the humble Shapefile, but what is it and where did it come from? Let's break it down.
Here's everything you need to know about the .kml and .kmz file extensions, and more.
Join us on a tour of the project interface so you can understand what everything does and where it lives.
Get familiar with the Touch GIS field mapping app to make your fieldwork more easier and more effective. Touch GIS is the most user friendly gis mobile app available.
Touch GIS and QGIS work well together, giving you the best field mapping experience with a powerful desktop editing workflow.
We've launched a new team and account management website, a new version of our iOS app that's more stable than ever.
Despite the critical role that geological mappers play, they often work with outdated and inefficient software tools.
Caching maps before going out into the field is a critical aspect of geospatial data collection.
In this blog post, we will explore the benefits of a stand-alone GPS field mapping tool as opposed to one that requires a connection to a server or service.
Superior map drawing tools are essential for professionals who require precision and detail in their work.
Touch GIS offers flexibility in the field due to its user-friendly and customizable interface.
With the increasing availability of digital technology, many industries have shifted from traditional paper-based methods to digital platforms.
