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There are a lot of Basemaps already available in ArcGIS Pro such as ESRI World Imagery, OpenStreetMap, Topographic Map and many others. These offers a unique way of blending our GIS data with the background basemaps which enhances the map visualization. But when working with these maps and satellite imageries, sometime there are few challenges with Less Datasets available with Maps as a base layer and when working with satellite image, Google Satellite Image is latest than the existing satellite in ArcGIS Living Atlas.  Therefore, we can add Google Satellite Image and Maps as base layer through tile service layer in ArcGIS Pro. Here's some of the Google url's the article mentions: Google Maps :  https://mt1.google.com/vt/lyrs=r&x= {col}&y={row}&z={level} Google Satellite :  http://www.google.cn/maps/vt?lyrs=s@189&gl=cn&x= {col}&y={row}&z={level} Google Satellite Hybrid :  https://mt1.google.com/vt/lyrs=y&x= {col}&y={row}&z={lev...

  Leaflet JS Tutorial For Beginners To Create A Stunning Mobile Friendly Web Map Leaflet JS is an open-source Javascript Library to create an amazing mobile-friendly and interactive web map. It allows that developer who doesn’t have a GIS background to create a Web Map. It can import feature data from GeoJSON files, style it, and provide interactive layers, such as markers that open popups when clicked. Web Map Service (WMS), GeoJSON, Vector, and Tile layers are all natively supported by Leaflet. Plugins can support a wide range of additional layer types. As with other online map frameworks, Leaflet's default display configuration consists of one base map, one or more transparent overlays, and one or more vector objects shown on top. This leaflet tutorial will guide you throughout the process of creating an amazing web map with a leaflet along with examples and code. Prerequisites Before going through the leaflet tutorials, you must know the basics of the following: JavaScript HTM ...

  Learn To Download OpenStreetMap Using QGIS OpenStreetMap (OSM)  is a project which can be used to create a freely editable map. These freely available maps can be used for any purpose, maybe personal or commercial purposes. A huge data set has been created by volunteers from all around the world. These data can be downloaded and used as our requirements. This data can be used to make static maps using  GIS software  like  ArcGIS, QGIS,   etc. There are a lot of ways to download OSM data from different websites but in this case, we will use the  QuickOSM plugin  inside QGIS to download OSM data and then use that data to create a map. Follow the given process. 1. Go to the menu toolbar at the top of your new project. You can see the Plugins option. 2. Inside the Plugins go to Manage and Install Plugins Plugin > Manage and Install Plugins 3. Inside Manage and Install Plugins, you will see. 4. Now, In the search bar, search for QuickOSM, After th...