iGIS for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Geometry on 2021-02-22 | Category: Business
Rating 3.88889
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$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Geometry on 2021-02-22 | Category: Business
iGIS is a Business app by Geometry. iGIS - The world's first and leading iOS GIS. True GIS functionality is now available on the iPhone! Your iPhone.
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APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install igis.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
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1. iGIS represents a new era in mobile GIS solutions by enabling users to load, view, investigate, create and export their own data over a background of map service imagery.
2. This application is designed for GIS professionals and an understanding of some basic GIS concepts such as layers, shapefiles, projections etc, would make using iGIS simpler.
3. Your spatial data is stored on the iPhone, so there’s no need for an Internet connection to see your data – great for field work.
4. Raster data in many formats (pre-processing required) and ESRI Shapefiles (.shp) are supported at the moment.
5. Importing data is easy with our unique data import facility using the USB cable or wirelessly on your Mac, PC and Linux.
6. Add and edit your own layers, via the map display and customisable data entry forms.
7. We include support for multiple layers of points, lines, and polygons – all styled as you like.
8. Export your layers to ESRI shapefiles for use back in your enterprise.
9. Add comments to your maps - A point layer is added with a name and description field.
10. We also support over 3000 projections, so no need for re-projection.
11. Your data.
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For my needs, this is the best GIS / GPS app for iOS. You can quickly and easily load, view, and edit shapefiles in a streamlined interface without a bunch of hassle. For more complicated field data collection and editing, you might want ArcPad, but if you want to do something straightforward like locate yourself in relationship to GIS layers and add record features, iGIS is dramatically more enjoyable to use and has a fraction of the learning curve. Oh, and you can have layers with different coordinate systems!
This app is great if you are familiar with GIS. I work for a water utility and after loading in our shape files, this works like a dream.
I have been trying to find an easy-to-use GIS app to incorporate shapefiles and raster data into my daily fieldwork. I was excited to find this one, and it does have its perks. There are tons of choices for projections and the interface is pretty intuitive (with some major exceptions). There are quite a few inconveniences and drawbacks, however. - To import raster data you have to have processed it using MapTiler, an open source software program that is only free if your images are smaller than a certain size (we are talking like 30 MB or less here) which is just not feasible for someone doing actual GIS work. - All of the raster and shapefiles must be zipped and hosted on Dropbox (which is cool and convenient if you have enough space) - you can also use a USB. - There is no intuitive way to add the imported layers to your project, and there does not appear to be a help file for the latest release, so this is somewhat frustrating (and as I write this I still have not figured out how to add my imported shapefiles). - Would be nice if it displayed your location or coordinates anywhere in the free version since there are free apps that also do this.
All your files must be zipped to add. I don't have stuff zipped. What a pain. I like to add files from here and there. Looks cool though, probably won't use it.
I was looking for a quick app to collect points around town and this app lets you dive right in.
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