Archive for July 2005





Off topic, but I had to

Jul 31st, 2005 | By

Backstory: I bought Konfabulator a month ago…a great program that lets you use desktop widgets with Windows (hurry to Intel, Apple!)… Action: Yahoo! bought the parent company 2 weeks ago and will be releasing the next version as freeware Result: The company is refunding the purchase to anyone who bought the current version! So cool!! [...]



Cool Uses for Google Maps

Jul 31st, 2005 | By

Another set of links to some of the many Google Map hacks Diggs, Deals, & Google: Cool Uses for Google Maps



Show notes for AVSP Episode 02

Jul 31st, 2005 | By

VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – July 31, 2005 News ESA uses remotely-sensed images to detect evidence of ice on Mars ESRI User Conference Release of ESRI Image Server Getting GeoSpatial data ArcGIS 9.2 (not yet released) – Managing Spatial Data Side-by-side comparison of Google Maps and Virtual Earth



A Very Spatial Podcast – Episode 2

Jul 31st, 2005 | By

Google Maps and MSN Virtual Earth: The progress of Web Mapping.



zipdecode map (originally on Digg.com)

Jul 29th, 2005 | By

This is a fun little tool. Make sure to use the zoom function to really enjoy it zipdecode | ben fry



CNET News article on Google Maps

Jul 29th, 2005 | By

Here is an article from CNET news yesterday that includes some quotes from Lars Rasmussen, the lead engineer of the Google Maps project, who was speaking at a conference on Web engineering. http://news.com.com/Google+mapper+Take+browsers+to+the+limit/2100-1038_3-5808658.html



A nice tool from NASA

Jul 28th, 2005 | By

Near real-time tracking of the ISS and satellites at NASA – Science@NASA J-Track 3D



Google: “Take browsers to the limit”

Jul 28th, 2005 | By

Take browsers to the limit: Google: ZDNet Australia: News: Software



Download Squad – Compare Google Maps and Microsoft Virtual Earth

Jul 28th, 2005 | By

This is a great link that allows you to quickly find the differences between the two internet map viewers at Download Squad



CNN and West Nile

Jul 28th, 2005 | By

As most of us in the eastern part of the US know the West Nile Virus is here to stay. Take a look at how CNN present the spatial distribution of the virus in the US. CNN.com Specials