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10 Reasons Your Project Needs a Map Builder
Modern map builders make it easy to create professional maps without requiring advanced technical skills. They’re accessible, versatile, and essential for a wide range of projects. Here are 10 reasons your project needs a map builder and how it can make a difference.
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Top Map Maker Tools for Creating Stunning Visualizations
Creating your own maps has never been easier. With modern tools, anyone can create stunning visualizations without being a GIS expert. Whether you’re a researcher, marketer, or student, there’s a tool out there for you. Here are some of the top map maker tools you should know about.
Why Switching to Browser-Based GIS Software
In recent years, browser-based GIS software has gained significant traction. Unlike traditional desktop software, browser-based GIS tools run entirely online, offering convenience, flexibility, and accessibility. Here’s why modern businesses are making the switch to browser-based GIS software.
How to Choose the Best Map Editor
In this guide, we’ll break down what to look for in a map editor and help you make an informed choice. Plus, we’ll share why platforms like Atlas.co are worth considering for modern mapping needs.
Beginner-Friendly GIS Software
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) can seem intimidating to beginners. Complex tools, unfamiliar terminology, and steep learning curves often make GIS software feel out of reach. Here’s a list of beginner-friendly GIS software that balances ease of use with powerful mapping capabilities.
Atlas.co Raises $2M Pre-Seed
Atlas just raised $2M pre-seed round. Atlas is redefining geospatial analysis and mapping, taking it out of complex, costly software and making it accessible from any browser.
Best Map Editor for Collaborative Teams
Collaborative teams need tools that simplify sharing, editing, and working on projects in real time. When it comes to maps, a browser-based map editor is often the best choice. Here’s a look at the best browser-based map editors for collaborative teams and why they stand out.
Why We Built the Builder
At Atlas, we’ve always believed in the power of maps. We started with a GIS platform that allowed users to upload, analyze, and visualize geospatial data effortlessly. But as the needs of our users grew, so did our vision. So, we built the Builder mode.
Essential Features to Look for in Mapping Software
Mapping software has become an essential tool for professionals and individuals alike. Whether you're visualizing data, planning logistics, or exploring geographic trends, the right software can make your work easier and more impactful. Here are the essential features to look for in mapping software to ensure you make the best choice.
Creating Professional Maps with a Map Maker
Creating professional maps doesn’t have to be complicated. With modern map makers, even beginners can design stunning, data-driven maps that look polished and impactful. Here are some quick tips for creating professional maps using a map maker.
Export Public Feedback on Maps to CSV
Collecting public feedback is essential for any project involving communities, but managing that feedback can be a pain. Introducing our new feature: you can now export comments from your maps directly to CSV or JSON files. This feature simplifies how you gather and organize feedback, making it easier to analyze and use.
GIS to Boost Community Involvement
Getting the community involved in local projects and decision-making processes can be a challenge. People want to have their say, but sometimes, they don’t know how or where to voice their opinions. This is where GIS (Geographic Information Systems) steps in, offering a simple and effective way to engage communities.
5 Ways GIS Transforms Public Participation
Modern GIS makes public data simple, visual, and interactive. Anyone can jump into a browser and instantly start exploring information that affects their community. No need for special tools or training. Just a click and you’re in.
