GeoGIS

GeoGIS is a professional application designed for convenient and efficient data collection and editing in the field. If you work in the field and need to collect data using the GNSS position, then this application is for you. GeoGIS is a simple universal application for anyone working with an information system in the field or who is occupied by agriculture, ecology or business in a sector where it is necessary to quickly collect geodata without having to enter the same information repeatedly.

The application also enables to work with maps and layers downloaded from WMS servers. You can add a variety of attributes of your choice to all the data you collect to help you identify them later when processing the data in the office. The data can be organized into layers and exported to common file formats.

GeoGIS offers many features such as recording tracks and current location, or point-to-point navigation, making it easy to find what you need in the field. You will certainly appreciate these features when looking for land boundaries and their breakpoints, stocking parks, or creating passports where you need to know your location for each point.

Main features of the application:

• Collection and ranging with a GNSS device of various brands on the Android platform

• Ability to create and maintain attribute sets, text editing, and display style

• Organization of data into individual layers and projects

• Option to import multiple points, lines, and polygons into layers from SHP files

• The application supports SHP, CSV, GPX and other formats

• Option to save data to the device memory or direct export to Dropbox or Google Drive

• Data collecting using GPS / GNSS location with up to centimeter accuracy, map cursor location, track recording, point projection using manual coordinate input

• Navigation to a point or breakpoints of a polygon

• Calculation of area or length

• Display of current GPS / GLONASS / Galileo satellite information by device type, accuracy, quality, etc.

• RTK correction support when connecting to an external Bluetooth device as well as on a device that directly receives RTK correction data from a network of reference stations