10 + 5 articles to remember + 1 magazine
After the bad taste that last night's soccer games left us and the awakened kilometer of commitments that the mortgage makes us assume, I leave you 20 carefully selected articles from two very frequented places in this geospatial world. I wanted to put a cooler theme on it, but in the end I am satisfied with knowing how to complicate the simple to extreme values ... that's what my wife says!
Franz's blog
Those who already know it will know that I am talking about one of the flagship sites in terms of resource for users of cartography, especially using ArcGIS software. By the way, born in Ecuador.
As a recommendation, I leave these articles 10:
- Create an 2D Profile and build the 3D Model of the Underground in ArcGIS
- Define Projection and Reproject in ArcGIS
- COGO tool in ArcGIS (topographic surveys)
- ArcGIS Tutorials 10 in Spanish in PDF format
- Fit a polygon to the shape of a line in ArcGIS
- Draw data from a topographic survey in ArcGIS
- 1935 Error in ArcGIS Installation
- Install sextant in ArcToolbox "Merge" gvSIG in ArcGIS 10
- Calculate the volume of land displaced in a collapse with ArcGIS
- Supervised and unsupervised classification in ArcGIS
And if you did not find what you were looking for, ask Franz
Cartesia
This is still the oldest site with the largest number of active users in its forums, especially the topography and Cadastre.
Difficult to choose 10 articles but here a dare.
- UTM Geographic Calculator
- Manual of classic topography
- Forum for Topography in Cartesia
- V8.200609 Version of the Geodetic Calculator
- Peters projection
MundoGEO magazine in Spanish
Already available to browse the MundoGEO magazine in Spanish that brings much more than eyeing topics of interest such as:
- Geotechnologies as tools for the systematization of knowledge
- The trends of Spatial Data Infrastructures and the management of geospatial information
- Scale of temporality and challenges: urbanizations of Latin America and the Caribbean
- Application, behavior and context: a set of principles for surveyors
- And of course, the third edition of the section "Who is who in the geospatial sector of Latin America" When I see the personalities that are included I feel honored to have been mentioned in that section.
Such are the communities. Users do not die, they just go from place to place, as long as they find interaction.
It is probable that Cartesia renews its platform, because it has a great faithful community.
The case of Gabriel Ortiz, for years has been the site because the knowledge by those who keep the forum alive; A pity that moderating its content and promoting warmth has not been so easy. It no longer has the same participation of the collective, although it maintains a high traffic of visits, less people responds.
Of course, the merit of both sites is to remain valid, as they were many who disappeared. GabrielOrtiz exists since 2003, Cartesia since 2001. No one of pioneers will be able to remove them.
As always excellent your contributions really did not know the page franz, super good almost like egeomates, I have checked and have accurate information and content of real life, that's what I liked about franz, usually my sources have Been gabrielortiz and cartesia, but thanks for letting us know that there are other places with good information.
Greetings.
Thank you!!