How does it work?
Just a few quick steps from creating your map to publishing it
Featured layers
Check out some amazing layers uploaded on GeoDASH platform below
Sundarban....
Department Of Disaster Management (DDM)
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Road Network Bana.......
Dhaka WASA
This is a Vector Polyline Data showing the Road Networks around Kamal Ataturk Avenue, Banani Road No. 11 and Gulshan Lake (West) zone. This area lies under the Domestic Meter Area 502 of Dhaka WASA.
Northwester Affe.......
JNA (Joint Needs Assessment)
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OSM Admin....
Streams Tech Ltd
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Pipe_DMA_401....
Dhaka WASA
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OSM Transport Points....
Streams Tech Ltd
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Household level D.......
The World Bank
Vector Point Data showing the locations of Household level Domestic Meters at Domestic Meter Area 504 at Banani area, Dhaka. Data Provided by: World Bank
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Others
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Dhaka Road System ....
EMI (Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative)
Road Network in Dhaka. Source: RAJUK
Educational_Insti.......
Others
This shape file contains about educational institution information of DNCC Ward No. 17
Water Pipeline at.......
Dhaka WASA
Data Type:Vector Data, Polygon Map of water pipeline network of Banani, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Data uploaded and owned by: Dhaka WASA
Dhaka Schools....
EMI (Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative)
School locations in Dhaka. Source: RAJUK
Dhaka Earthquake .......
EMI (Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative)
the ratio of ground motion to soil-based ground motion amplification, aggregated per ward in Dhaka
Horizontal Learni.......
The World Bank
Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) run by the World Bank developed the vector polygon data from their findings of the HLP program. Details regarding HLP can be found here: https://www.wsp.org/sites/wsp.org/files/publications/horizontal_learning_strenthening_capacities.pdf
Storm Surge Inund.......
Department Of Disaster Management (DDM)
Cyclone induced storm surge inundation depth map has been developed under Multi Hazard Risk and Vulnerability Assessment, Modeling and Mapping (MRVA) component by Department of Disaster Management (DDM) of project Emergency 2007 Cyclone Recovery and Restoration Project (ECRRP).
Import your own layers
Layers are the contents of a map. To get started adding layers, sign in to the site, click on upload your layers/data, choose the data format for Vector (Example: .shp, .shx, .dbf, .prj) or Raster (.tiff, .img). Make sure your data projection is WGS 84 or BTM.
Interoperability
GeoDASH is Open GeoSpatial Consortium (OGC) standards compliant to optimize interoperability between programs across the enterprise for managing, sharing, and analyzing geospatial and non-geospatial content.You can make collaboration through community involvement/editing/crowd-sourcing of information in online, powerful, distributed/versioned architecture with intuitive interfaces.You can use the GeoDASH WMS layer in your map project of ArcGIS or QGIS environment like other open source WMS services, such as OpenStreetMap, Bing, MapBox, CloudMade, MapQuest, Stamen etc.
Make pretty maps with GeoDASH
To create a new map go to your contributed or existing layers and click the “create map” link.This will take you to the “Map Composer” with a base layer loaded.To add data layers from GeoDASH click on the plus button located upper left side of the screen.This will open a dialog listing all the layers available on the GeoDASH.Select the layers you wish to add, then hit the Add Layers button.
View your maps in 3D
To create a new map go to your contributed or existing layers and click the “create map” link.This will take you to the “Map Composer” with a base layer loaded.To add data layers from GeoDASH click on the plus button located upper left side of the screen.This will open a dialog listing all the layers available on the GeoDASH.Select the layers you wish to add, then hit the Add Layers button.
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Share your map via e-mail, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook etc.to maximize data sharing and promote your work.You can also publish and embed your map right away.
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