What’s GeoTIFF: How to stream from S3 into a live Felt map
Blog post from Felt
GeoTIFF is a specialized raster file format that integrates high-quality image data with geographic metadata, enabling Geographic Information System (GIS) software to accurately position, analyze, and manage spatial data. Unlike standard TIFF files, GeoTIFFs contain embedded spatial information such as coordinate reference systems and map projections, which allow for precise georeferencing and compatibility with GIS workflows. This format is widely used across various industries for mapping, analysis, and visualization, supporting applications like drone mapping, satellite imagery analysis, and terrain modeling. GeoTIFFs offer benefits including self-contained metadata, accurate georeferencing, broad GIS compatibility, and high-resolution imagery support, making them essential for effective geospatial workflows. Platforms like Felt enhance the utility of GeoTIFFs by enabling seamless integration with other datasets and providing cloud-based solutions for large-scale spatial data analysis and visualization, facilitating collaboration and decision-making in enterprise environments.
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