Month: January 2006

• January 10, 2006General

  Do Geographers Need More Sleep?

  Here’s an interesting article about the effects of sleep deprivation. The interesting note is that sleep deprivation appears to most aversely affect spatial learning and spatial tasks! So if you’re […]

• January 10, 2006General

  Want to do your part for science?

  on Sunday at approximately 1:56am Pacific Standard Time, the Stardust capsule will be re-entering the Earth’s atmosphere on its way back from space with its precious load of comet dust […]

• January 10, 2006General

  The changing US commercial remote sensing industry

  According to an article in yesterday’s Rocky Mountain News, 2006 is going to be a year of change for the US commercial remote sensing imagery, as new high-resolution satellite are […]

• January 9, 2006avsp, General

  AVSP in AAG Newsletter take 2

  I know I mentioned this the other day, but I have been busy working on a file server in Sue’s lab so that they can get to their data and […]

• January 8, 2006General

  Landsat 8?

  One of our listeners, Michelle, emailed us with a link to an article in the Sioux Falls, SD Argus Leader online newspaper, which states that an announcement was made quietly […]

• January 8, 2006Show Notes

  Show notes for AVSP Episode 25

  A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 25 January 8, 2006 Main Topic: Importance of Professional Organization and Conferences Click to directly download Episode 25 Click for the detailed shownotes

• January 8, 2006Podcast

  A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 25

  Main Topic: Importance of Professional Organizations. News: CES, OGC WPS, Landsat.

• January 7, 2006Gadgets

  New Gadgets from CES day 2

  More tidbits from the folks at Engadget and Gizmodo Google Local Mobile Drive Sync allows you to record your cars movements JVC eAvinu Day 2 seemed a little quieter, today […]

• January 7, 2006avsp

  VerySpatial in the AAG Newsletter

  We were mentioned in an article on Geography Awareness Week events (on p9 for those of you who receive the newsletter).  Nothing big but it gets our name out to […]

• January 6, 2006Cartography, Reviews

  Book Review – Making Maps (Krygier and Wood, 2005)

  One of the main issues in geospatial technologies today is the quality of the output whether it be for a presentation, map in a document or a poster. The underlying […]