GIS & Mapping Resources

Resource list from ICT for Development Learning Network’s August event on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Development: Experiences from the Field. The event was co-hosted by AED and Appropriate IT. Carmen Tedesco, Program Officer and Geospatial Coordinator at AED, moderated the panel discussion and also contributed to the resource list below.

Presentations:

Resources: (not in any particular order)

Have other interesting GIS resources? Add it to the list using the comment form below.
 

3 Responses to “GIS & Mapping Resources”

  1. Andrew Turner Says:

    Other resources:

    Open-Source Geospatial Foundation - http://osgeo.org
    OpenStreetMap - http://openstreetmap.org
    Various bookmarks: http://delicious.com/popular/gis
    Planet Geospatial Blog aggregator - http://www.planetgs.com

  2. Salim Sawaya Says:

    The ESRI web site (http://www.esri.com) has a variety of resources to
    support your use of GIS. A few relevant links are below:

    Products - http://www.esri.com/products/
    Industries - http://www.esri.com/industries/
    GIS Day - http://www.gisday.com/index.html
    Training - http://training.esri.com
    Worldwide Locations - http://www.esri.com/company/locations.html

  3. Bonnie Bogle Says:

    This was a very interesting meetup, and I’m glad to see the resources mentioned posted here. We’ve been doing a lot of mapping work lately so it was great to see what other people are up to. One of our most recent projects was to integrate our mapping stack with Google Earth. Here’s a screencast showing how it works, http://screencast.com/t/0rvNcjY9bxG. It’s live here if you’d like to check it out, http://preparedness.interaction.org. Zoom in on the country you want KML for and then scroll to the bottom to export the data — save it as a file first, then open it in Google Earth. 

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