Touch GIS

iOS Universel / Productivité

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Touch GIS is the most intuitive professional field data collection and mapping tool available. It's a super-powered field notebook enabling you to collect any kind of data, in any environment, online or offline, and transfer it easily to your preferred desktop GIS. We believe your data collection tools should amplify your capabilities, not limit them, which is why we focus on keeping your forms and attributes totally customizable in the field.

Join thousands of professionals utilizing Touch GIS as their mobile GIS app to enhance their field work in geologic mapping, ecological mapping, civil engineering, mineral exploration and mining, natural resource management, landscape architecture, and more.

FEATURES
- Easily create new Points, Lines, Polygons, and Circles in the field.
- Quick and simple line and polygon drawing with free draw mode
- Quickly adjust feature class collection and attribute forms in the field at any time
- Get multiple perspectives by switching between base maps in the field
- Save map tiles for offline use
- Export to a variety of industry standard formats
- Snap, mark up, and attach photos to locations
- Measure planar and linear feature orientation using our clinometer tool with strike/dip, dip/dip direction, or trend/plunge formats.
- Add custom base maps with WMS/WMTS
- Add Rasters and other overlays to your map
- Add team members so your whole team has access

FILE TYPES SUPPORTED
- Shapefile
- KML/KMZ
- GeoJSON
- GPX
- CSV
- World File
- Geotiff
- JPG
- PNG

Customizable attribute types:
- Description
- Date & Time
- Photos
- List Of Values
- Checkbox
- Address
- Number
- Website
- Phone Number
- Make your own

PRELOADED FEATURE CLASSES
- Forestry
- Geology
- Real Estate
- Stream Surveys
- Water Infrastructure
- Wetlands
- Create Your Own!

Terms of Service: https://www.touchgis.app/terms-of-service
Privacy Policy: https://www.touchgis.app/privacy

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Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Fixes a bug that caused layers to cover the user's location indicator.