
Description
Turn your iPhone or iPad 2 camera into a photo-based field data collection tool. Available from the Apple® App Store, GeoJot allows iPhone and iPad 2 users to enter attribute descriptions (name, condition, value, etc) and attach them to photographs as they are taken. In addition, the application geotags photos with GPS coordinates that are more accurate than is standard for these devices.
The images can then be wirelessly transferred, downloaded, or emailed to the office for processing. The app will soon be ready for Android. Get the most out of the equipment you already carry. See a recorded webinar on GeoJot or sign up for an upcoming webinar. Please contact us with any questions.
Photos acquired with GeoJot must be with GPS-Photo Link software to access the enhanced accuracy and attribute information outside of the iPhone/iPad platform. Use GPS-Photo Link desktop software to extract the enhanced information and create - printed reports, ESRI Shape Files and GeoDatabases, Google Earth maps, watermarked photos, and more. In addition to these output options, all of the information you collect is written into the EXIF header of each photo. So you never have to worry about broken links between your photos and your database records. Find a GPS-Photo Link reseller near you.
In conjunction with the release of GPS-Photo Link 5.1 in November of 2011, we are now offering enterprise licensing for GeoJot. Together, enterprise licenses of GPS-Photo Link and GeoJot empower organizations to leverage the latest smartphone technology, turning the phone that everyone carries into a data collection device to drive better decision making. This package is perfect for an organization with large field crews who don’t want to spend the time or money purchasing or training staff to use high-end data collection devices. GeoSpatial Experts will work with you to create customized attribute lists to ensure standardized data collection as well as integrating the output into your current workflow ending in ArcGIS output, input into a non-GIS database or the creation of publicly accessible maps. Whether it is reporting a pothole or capturing photo documentation after a disaster, GeoJot can provide the functionality you need for 3-1-1 services, community-based collaboration, and crowdsourcing. Please contact us for pricing or with questions about how the app can be tailored for your organization.
GeoJot FAQ & Quick Start Guide
GeoJot Screen Shots
GeoJot features
- Collect up to 25 attributes for each photo. Once you have created the attribute fields, you can create a drop down lists of values or type in values in the field.
- Select an attribute list for a group of photos. Each time you take a photo, GeoJot prompts you to select values for the attributes in that list.
- Manage attribute lists creating different lists for each of your geotagging projects.
- Share attribute lists between devices for consistent data collection from your team in the field
- Maximize the geotagging accuracy of the internal GPS chips by up to four times
- GPS Lock feature allows you to capture the location of the object instead of the photographer
- See Lat/Lon, Elevation, and GPS accuracy while taking photos.
- View a summary of attributes collected in the camera roll through the Photo List View. See a thumbnail of each photo captured along with the date, time and attributes associated with the photo.
- View all photos on one map through the map view, click on a pin to see individual photos.
- When viewing individual photos alternate between the photo, map and attribute views.
- Email a photo with geotag and attribute information through the send photo option. Others can add the photo to their camera roll and view it with GeoJot.
- Email or download photos to your PC where you can use GPS-Photo Link to create printable reports, Google Earth or ESRI Shape Files showing watermarked photos, maps and attribute data. (GeoJot data cannot be read by other photo mapping software directly. You must use GPS-Photo Link).
- Select the way coordinates, distances, and directions are displayed in the app.
- Map settings icon allows you to select Roads, Satellite or Hybrid as the background maps.
Why map photos?
Applications of photo-mapping software span the full spectrum of business users whose jobs require accurate photographic documentation of objects and features at a specific place and time. See case studies of photo mapping applications using GPS-Photo Link.
Industry |
Application |
Federal government |
Real property field audit |
Local government |
Emergency response deployment and FEMA applications |
Engineering |
Environmental impact assessment for land use permits |
Utilities |
Routine infrastructure inventories |
Water & waste water |
Field audit of water meters |
Oil & gas |
NPMS & PODS documentation and oil spill response |
Natural resource management |
Wildlife surveys |
Law enforcement |
Crime scene mapping |
Military |
Mapping and cataloging travel routes |
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