Tools for Simple GIS, Mapping and Surveying tasks.

Measure area and distance, register points, lines and polygons from Satellite Imagery map data or GPS data, perform simple spatial analyzes such as overlays, buffering etc.

Equipped with sophisticated spatial drawing & editing tools such as snap nearest, cutting / dividing polygons with lines, smoothing, reducing vertices using Douglas Peucker's algorithm, editing vertices of lines / polygons, combining 2 lines / joints, turning lines into polygons, polygons into lines etc. .

Make a contour line (premium).

Store unlimited amount of data in your local database including feature name information, photos, labels / notes, etc.

Export your data to KML, DXF or CSV files.

Working with Coordinate Reference Systems around the world from Minna Datum (Nigeria) to TM-3 (Indonesia), plot your polygons on a map based on coordinate data from various local CRS using EPSG Code.

Supports WMS (Map Server).

Any suggestions are welcome, please send via email to or write a review. thanks.

UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator) Measure is likely a game, potentially a simulator or educational tool, focused on understanding and applying the UTM coordinate system. This system is a crucial method for representing locations on the Earth's surface using a grid-based approach, essential for various fields like surveying, mapping, navigation, and GIS (Geographic Information Systems). The game probably involves players learning how to read and interpret UTM coordinates, converting between geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) and UTM, and utilizing UTM for tasks such as plotting points, measuring distances, and planning routes.

Gameplay could involve scenarios where players must locate specific targets using only UTM coordinates, navigate through a virtual environment guided by UTM waypoints, or analyze maps containing UTM grid lines to determine the precise location of features. The game may incorporate challenges that require players to understand the concept of UTM zones, which are divisions of the Earth's surface that minimize distortion in the projection. Players might need to select the correct UTM zone for a given location or account for zone boundaries when measuring distances. Accuracy and precision are probably key aspects, with rewards given for accurate coordinate readings and penalties for errors. The game might also introduce the mathematical formulas behind the UTM projection, offering a deeper understanding of how the system works, although it would likely do so in a user-friendly and accessible manner. Ultimately, the aim of UTM Measure is likely to make learning about and using the UTM coordinate system engaging and practical, providing players with a valuable skill applicable to various real-world scenarios.