Our colorful new map, A Physical Geography of the Driftless Area, delineates the unglaciated and unglaciated-style boundary extents...

Detecting and mapping ancient Earthworks can be a fascinating endeavor that combines archaeology, remote sensing, and geospatial analysis.

Viewsheds are commonly used in terrain analysis, which is of interest to wireless communications, urban planning, archaeology, and...

We specialize in drones for mapping conservation areas.

The planning and steps we take before, during, and after the flying of the drone for a typical land mapping mission.

This is an update to a blog we posted quite some time ago regarding the use of LiDAR derived elevation data and flying virtually around...

Fly-through visualizations can be highly effective for portraying the terrain and land use at a particular location.

2021 was a highly productive year for Geographic Techniques.

Instead of a store where paper maps can purchased, you will now be able to download the same high quality map images for free.

More drone mapping, more field work, and more cartographic creativity are what we seek.

Prior to flying, land administration project characteristics need to be assessed against the capabilities of UAVs.

From Old Hat to New Hat Our eyes, a compass, pencil, and a pad of paper are probably the most valuable tools we have when it comes to...

...a new blog that offers more interesting tidbits of the work we do, the problems we've faced, and more educational value...