Proposal for use of Google Earth pro for the geomorphological mapping detail of the Água Branca structural mass (AL/ PE)
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2238-6211.2019.241120Keywords:
Google Earth Pro; ArcGIS; geomorphological mappingAbstract
The process of map building has been around for centuries in the world. In order to represent the elements, present in space, this activity accompanied the development of society, which, in turn, boosted the progress of technology, improving techniques more and more, especially after the emergence of the computer. Thus, this article has as main objective to propose the use of Google Earth Pro software for the elaboration of geomorphological mapping in scale of detail, intending to use new software of manipulation of images, in order to improve the process of making these mappings. Based on this assumption, an analysis of the manufacturing process and the final result is elaborated, outlining a comparison between the mapping produced from Google Earth Pro andanother, finalized in ArcGIS software version 10.2.2. From this, an analysis is described highlighting the main positive and negative points about using Google Earth Pro for these purposes.
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