QField 4.1 "Barents Sea": Dive into the third dimension and coordinate geometry operations!

QField’s first release of the year comes packed with new features as well as a bundle of improvements and polishing. Let’s jump right into it. Main highlights 3D This new version of QField comes with a shiny 3D map view, giving users the ability to render their map content on top of a three-dimensional terrain. Users can rotate the terrain geometry to get a better understanding of elevation profiles, while also adjusting the plane’s extent by panning and zooming with drag and pinch gestures. When the GNSS positioning service is enabled, the user’s current position, as well as ongoing tracking sessions, will be overlaid on top of the 3D terrain geometry.

Ads Coming to Apple Maps This Summer (U.S. and Canada) – The Map Room

ArcMap is Dead: Great Time to Switch to QGIS

ArcMap is dead. Avoid costly ArcGIS Pro vendor lock-in by migrating to QGIS (LTR 3.44). Learn the 5 essential steps for a smooth transition, including MXD conversion.

GeoGuesser - But judged by an AI

Maps Mania is a blog dedicated to tracking the very best digital interactive maps on the internet and the tools used to create them.

Geoscience Australia’s new 10-year strategy - Spatial Source

Launched by the Minister for Science, Geoscience Australia's 10-year strategy aims to shape ‘Australia’s future through geoscience insights’.

Urban Relativity

It’s been a good while since I wrote a tutorial, so let’s take a moment to learn something new! Today, I’ll show you a way to create scale rankings for cities. This is a technique…

Maps and Mappers of the 2026 Calendar - Cover - Chiara Phillips - GeoHipster

Where are you located on Earth?  Berlin, Germany What do you do?  I am a Senior Solutions Engineer at Seqana, where I work at the intersection of geospatial product design and software engineering. My work focuses on translating environmental data into tools and applications that help people make informed decisions. How did you get into […]

330. Jeremy/Steven: Geospatial Origins (1)

Interviewer Steven Feldman becomes the subject - geospatial origins as seen through his experience.