Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) mapping tools are essential components of geospatial systems designed to visualize, analyze, and interact with spatial data.
These tools enable users to create, explore, and manipulate geographic information, fostering a deeper understanding of the spatial relationships within datasets.
SDI mapping tools often come equipped with features such as layer management, thematic mapping, and geoprocessing capabilities, allowing users to overlay and analyze multiple spatial datasets. They play a crucial role in decision-making processes across various sectors by providing intuitive interfaces for querying and displaying geospatial information.
These tools contribute to the effective utilization of SDI by empowering users to harness the power of spatial data for planning, monitoring, and decision-support applications.
List of all the map layers accessible on the on the map viewer.
Allows users to discover and access available datasets, view their metadata and select, display and download subsets of elements from multiple datasets.
Powerful and easy-to-use online application for visualising and querying spatial information through interactive maps, including various tools to perform further data analysis.