Web Maps

Web mapping is an exciting way to disseminate geographic information. Once you have processed a satellite image, you can georectify the information and add it as a layer in a GIS data base. From there you can use the data directly as part of a geospatial analysis or you can produce maps and publish them to the Internet.

Several technologies are available for publishing raster-based maps to the Internet. Applied Analysis Inc. has experience with two primary technologies used to publish Web maps. AAI has produced interactive maps using ESRI's ArcIMS technology and Adobe's Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) technology. Each has advantages and disadvantages, depending on your needs. We can help you identify the technology that best suits your needs and help you implement that technology.

Think Web mapping could be of use to your organization? Check out our Web mapping demonstration pages.