The term “spatial data” is used to describe any data related to or containing information about specific locations on the earth’s surface. Hence, many of the field data you collected can be considered as spatial field data. Spatial field data collection involves collecting three types of features, namely points, lines, and polygons. Point–Sample Location, Tree, … Read more
The size of the images that can be printed/ captured from Google Maps is limited to the browser window’s dimensions. Therefore, sometimes you may come across situations where you need stitching Google Map images to make large high-resolution Google Maps. Such situations are maybe for printing purposes or any other offline uses. In my previous … Read more
Sometimes you may need to export Google My Maps data table to Excel or any other formats that can be used with Spreadsheets. However, for some reason, Google has not provided a direct way to export these data tables. In this post, I will show you how to Export Google My Maps data table to … Read more
You can create your own maps by adding several other layers on top of the Google Map using the Google My Maps feature. Once you create your custom maps, you can share it with your team or anyone. You can view it on any device. In this post, I will show you how easily you … Read more
Using the DirectionFinder class of Google Apps script, you get directions between locations from Google Maps. This class returns several details, including travel time and distance between the given two locations. In this tutorial, I will show you how to get Google Map Travel Tim and Distance to Google Sheets automatically using Google Apps Script. … Read more
When you are viewing the Google Map on web browsers, the maximum size of a map image you can capture or print is limited to the dimensions of the browser window. If you zoom out to capture a large area, the map will dynamically hide some information to provide a clear view of the map. … Read more
