As electric vehicles (EVs) become more common on our roads, ensuring easy access to charging infrastructure is essential for a seamless driving experience. Drivers often face challenges in locating nearby charging stations, especially in unfamiliar areas or during long trips. Limited visibility and poor planning can lead to range anxiety and inconvenience. With MAPOG, mapping … Read more
Identifying Flood Prone region near rivers is vital for disaster preparedness. Using GIS buffer analysis, a 1 km zone around rivers highlights vulnerable settlements, enabling rapid flood-risk estimation, mapping of exposed regions, and informed mitigation planning without complex hydrological modeling. So users can build interactive flood risk maps by integrating river data, and key land-use … Read more
In sustainable land management, it’s critical to monitor deforestation-free farming using spatial GIS tools that help understand how agriculture interacts with ecosystems. As deforestation becomes a pressing concern, agri-businesses and regulators require spatial evidence to ensure farming doesn’t encroach on forested areas. With MAPOG, spatial data becomes a powerful tool for environmental accountability and transparent … Read more
In today’s expanding urban landscapes, Mapping Waste Disposal Sites and the safe management of waste is a growing concern for both communities and city planners. Improperly placed waste disposal sites can pose serious health and environmental risks, especially when located too close to residential areas. Issues such as air and water pollution, unpleasant odors, and … Read more
Finding healthcare gaps isn’t just about counting hospitals. Rather, it’s about understanding access, travel range, and unserved rural zones. Therefore, with the help of MAPOG, planners and health departments can visualize these relationships using buffer analysis. Additionally when used in combination with choropleth-style overlays, village point layers, or service area mapping tools, MAPOG makes it … Read more
Planning utility-scale Solar Site Suitability Mapping projects with MAPOG involves overlaying layers like GHI, land parcels, flood zones, and transmission lines. Spatial filters quickly eliminate unsuitable areas, helping prioritize sites that are both high in solar potential and accessible to the grid streamlining smart, data-driven solar development. Key Concept: Solar Site Suitability Mapping While many … Read more
Mapping Cyclone Shelter Locations in coastal villages need quick access to shelters during emergencies. Visualizing shelter locations and their accessibility helps uncover gaps in disaster readiness. With MAPOG, users can build interactive GIS maps showing shelter distribution, village settlements, roads, and key geographic features. Instead of complex tools, this method uses simple layers and spatial … Read more
In today’s rapidly growing cities, climate change and infrastructure weaknesses have made urban flooding a significant challenge for communities and city planners alike. During heavy rain or storms, certain areas become prone to waterlogging, flood risks, and complaints, putting nearby properties and people at risk. At the same time, identifying high-risk zones and nearby shelters—and … Read more
In rapidly growing cities, fire safety is critical—particularly in industrial zones, where risk is high and emergency response must be quick. Moreover, fire stations in industrial areas play a key role in reducing disaster response time. This project uses MAPOG, a cloud-based spatial mapping platform, to visualize and analyze coverage gaps in fire response infrastructure. … Read more
In urban planning, mapping sewage lines and water isn’t just about locating pipelines—it’s about understanding how systems connect and where they fall short Therefore, as cities expand, planners need clear ways to visualize the relationship between sewage networks and treatment facilities. As a result, with MAPOG, spatial data becomes actionable insight. Mapping sewage and drainage … Read more