World-class GIS and Mapping Services.
In today's advanced world, in order to discover geospatial trends and make informed decisions, you simply cannot do without using Geographic Information System - GIS map data.
GIS map is an absolute necessary resource used in representing geophysical data about a place in a dynamic and interactive way. Considering on the needs for GIS, there are various types of mapping in GIS, they includes Cluster maps, Category maps, Quantity maps, Heat maps, and Bubble maps.
Geographic information system (GIS) and mapping is a visual representation data designed to acquire, store, exploit, analyze, and present different types of geographical data. Unlike the regular table maps, a GIS mapping can be dynamic and interactive.
The focal point in this technology process is Geography, and some part of the data involved is spatial. The data collected also has to reference a region on the earth.
How Nolasimbo Work with GIS Map.
Unlike the naked eyes, our GIS mapping process always transform some real-world geospatial data to coloured shapes and patterns. Such effort helps to accelerate the processing of data, that leads to easier, quicker and better data-driven decision making.
On the technical side of our GIS mapping, the system connects a geospatial point consisting of latitude and longitude to a particular data element. After which a spatial analysis calculate the distance between the points and decides the relationship between them, to better extrapolate the earth.
In addition to this data is attribute data, which is a tabular data that can be defined as an extra information about every one of the spatial features. A good example is markets. The exact area of the markets is the spatial data. The attribute data will be the market name, the type of market, the vendor or consumer capacity and so on will make up the attribute data.
Nolasimbo GIS Concept.
As earlier said, GIS can be used as resource for both decision making and problem solving processes, it is also used for visualising data in a spatial environment.
1. Region Mapping.
Our team can map the geospatial area of the planet features and visualise the spatial connections among them.
2. Mapping Quantities.
People mapping quantities, which is where people are many and where they are not much. It will help us find the places that meet their condition or to get the associations between places.
3. Mapping densities of the Area.
A times it is more essential for us to focus mapping on attentions, or the total number of peoples in the location. The result can be dense or sparse population.
4. Discovering What's Inside.
We can also use GIS map to determine what is going on or the qualities located inside a particular location. We can determine the features inside the place by creating some particular criteria to establish an AOI - Area Of Interest.
5. Finding What is Around in the Region.
As part of our effort, we can discover what is happening around an area or distance from a region or event by geomapping what is nearby using geoprocessing resources. We can also use streets as a road network to add some specific features like speed limit, crossroad, bridge, streetlight, intersection controls, etc. This will help to determine the various conditions and landmarks for the drivers.
6. Map Change.
We can use map to establish the change that occur in a specific geographic location to envisage future realities, determine on an action, or to estimate the outcomes of a policy or an action. GIS mapping like this can be used for community planning processes, the community will be able to take data-driven decision.
Different Types of GIS Mapping Services.
Depending on what you need to visualized, here are different types of GIS mapping. Whatever your goals, be it population density, crop classification, street data. Here are some common types of maps and we can generate all of them.
Bubble Maps.
Bubble map or Proportional Symbol Map is a map type that use visual shapes to display the difference in the magnitude of some specific distinct, sudden changing events such as number of people, trees and so on. Instead of using columns and rows of numbers, we use bubbles. It delivers a fast common understanding of the affinity between quantities and regions at a glimpse, while saving time and labour.
Cluster Maps.
A cluster map combines shapes, colors, patterns, and labels to cluster packs of data together. In a nutshell, there are so many points to be demonstrated individually on the map, therefore, they are associated into a one-time cluster point for ease. It will also help you to identify, at a glance, the phases of the topic about which you have so much to say, therefore it can help you make a choice on how to emphasize on a broad topic for project.
Category Maps.
When you want to separate different portions on the map and reference to different data segment, there's nothing better than a category GIS map. It's by far the most commonly used of GIS mapping, besides, it is the simplest to create. A particular category, or feature, is assigned its own discrete color. The outcome is a convenient GIS map of various colored patches, every one of them representing a special category.
Quantity Maps.
Quantity map is coded in color, though uses different shades of the color to show the differences in quantities of something described on the map. It is a complete GIS mapping answer to the problem of a lot of data scattered all over a large area.
Heat Maps.
GIS heat map is a way of geographically refleting regions so that patterns with higher than average occurrence of events likes crowd, congestion, traffic, crime activity, accidents, or locations can be revealed.
Anytime that the data you want to present on the map is unimaginably dense and sparse, a common idea of "cooler" and "warmer" areas can help. It is universally believed that red connotes heat, while blue signify cold.