Geotab is designed for viewing, editing, and interacting with geographical/tabular data. It fills two key niches that are unsatisfied by existing solutions.
- In geotab, users can filter data rows by their properties and determine how they are displayed based on those properties. This is available in desktop GIS applications, but not in many browser interfaces.
- Unlike in desktop GIS applications such as ArcGIS, the symbology of a data set can be based on multiple properties. For example, with a data set of mountain peaks, the size of the marker can be based on the peak's elevation, and its color based on the peak's prominence.
Although geotab fulfills unique needs that are not met by existing solutions, inspiration can be drawn from many.
- GeoCSV, the precursor to geotab
- Caltopo
- geojson.io
- gpx.studio
- GPX Simplify Optimizer
- GeoJSON Dashboard
- Microsoft Excel
- Google Sheets
- Microsoft Dataverse
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