Trying to visualize GeoJSON data can be challenging when moving from raw spatial data to an interactive map. Although GeoJSON is widely used to store geographic features and attributes, it lacks built-in styling and interactivity. This makes raw files difficult to interpret, especially for non-technical audiences. Moreover, converting GeoJSON into a usable map often requires … Read more
Adding a georeferenced image overlays, such as PNGs or GeoTIFFs, to a map can be challenging, whether it’s a scanned map, satellite image, or custom visual. The main challenge lies in aligning images with real-world locations so landmarks appear at the correct scale. MAPOG simplifies this process, users can upload PNGs and GeoTIFFs, manually align … Read more
Interactive and dynamic maps not only transform data into actionable visuals but also let users explore, interpret, and share insights. With MAPOG, you can not only map portfolios, campuses, routes, or stores but also organize, analyze, and visualize trends; moreover, this enables clearer, faster, and connected decisions. Key Concept: Why Create Interactive Dynamic Maps? Interactive … Read more
To Map Drainage Points effectively is one of the most critical parts of urban infrastructure, since clogged or damaged drains often remain unnoticed until monsoons cause flooding. For example, during heavy rains, municipal teams in many cities spend hours locating hidden or encroached drains before cleaning begins—by then, water logging has already disrupted traffic and … Read more
Fire station mapping is an important step as fires spread fast, and when communities lack nearby fire stations, hydrants, or safety infrastructure, the risk of damage rises dramatically. That’s why mapping fire safety infrastructure has become an essential tool for city planners, emergency responders, and local authorities. furthermore using GIS-based interactive tools like MAPOG to … Read more