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Web-Based Mapping Applications
Mapping applications that primarily work within web browsers, usually interactive, often with a multi-media component. Includes "story maps."
Overview
Simple Web Mapping
Toggle Dropdown
Build a Map
Story Maps
ArcGIS Online and Esri Story Maps
Google Applications
Tableau
Geocoding Addresses
Georeferencing Scanned Maps
Open Source: JavaScript
Open Source Tools: Other
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Latest interface for Esri's flagship client-based software package for map making and analyzing spatial data.
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Guide to the open-source client-based GIS software package Quantum GIS (QGIS).
Tableau
Guide to Tableau Public and Tableau Desktop, client-based software for visualizing data (including mapping).
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Overview on data visualization in general (including mapping).
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Guide to the client-based Google Earth software, whose native formats, KML and KMZ, are popular geospatial data formats.
Google Fusion Tables
Guide to the web-based Fusion Tables application, intended for managing, visualizing (including mapping), and sharing tabular data.
GIS Data
Links to GIS data on the web, from local to international. Mostly free, but a few licensed just for Duke users.
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