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"If you find any of my projects to be especially useful to you, please consider making a donation. You can use your credit card to donate through PayPal. You do not need a PayPal account. Click the 'donate' button below to go to PayPal."

"The GeoJPG ‘web app’ lets you view your own custom maps offline on both iOS and Android devices with NO ads, NO tracking, NO signup and NO fees. I developed the GeoJPG web app as a public service and part of my way to ‘pay it forward’. This is not a commercial product of any nature. I am making this freely available simply because I can. Website: https://geojpg.com Web App: https://geojpg.com/geojpg.html For a PDF with some screenshots see:https://geojpg.com/pdf/geojpg-screenshots.pdf. For a PDF with with an overview and some background see: https://geojpg.com/pdf/geojpg-offline-web-maps.pdf"

"For a number of years I have volunteered to produced interactive maps of wildland fires. These maps are displayed by GISsurfer and feature a number of GIS overlays that the user can turn on/off. Each map always includes the latest MODIS and VIIRS satellite hotspot data. Often for larger fires there is a nighttime infrared overflight. My map uses that data to display the most recent fire perimeter and areas where the fire is burning intensely. Each map has two links in the upper left corner to help you get the most benefit from the map. The best place to see these wildland fire maps is the MappingSupport twitter feed: @mappingsupport"

"Here is a PDF file with a list that I curate of 7,500+ addresses for government ArcGIS servers. These servers range from the federal level down to the city level. GISsurfer can display data that is hosted on these servers. Everyone is welcome to share this list. The list is frequently scanned by my own code to ensure that dead links are promptly fixed or flagged. An updated list is usually posted each Wednesday morning. https://mappingsupport.com/p/surf_gis/list-federal-state-county-city-GIS-servers.pdf There is a nice article about this work in the URISA national newsletter. This is an organization of GIS professionals. See page 12. https://www.urisa.org/clientuploads/directory/Documents/The%20GIS%20Professional/2019/MayJune2019.pdf You do not need to be a GIS professional to benefit from this list of ArcGIS server addresses. Here is a PDF I prepared with step-by-step instructions showing how data can be downloaded from an ArcGIS server and saved as a KMZ file that can be used with ATAK, ITAK, Google Earth and various other programs. https://mappingsupport.com/p2/kmz_demo/How_to_download_arcgis_data_as_kmz.pdf"

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