Well, we lost one interview out of almost 100, and we only lost half of that. The biggest issue with losing it is that it was a GREAT breakdown of the geodatabase(s) at 9.2. If anyone at ESRI would like to answer our questions again about the geodatabase formats, new and old, let [...]
I am going to jump on a bandwagon, one we are probably all on at some level, and give a mighty ‘hear-hear’ to Adena for pointing out that OpenSource isn’t always the answer, often open standards play as much, if not more of a role in our data oriented industry. Despite a few slips of [...]
A couple of archaeology presenters from the UC
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If you want to be really depressed, check out the Havaria Information Service AlertMap, a Google Maps-based which displays alerts of all types from around the world. Even though it’s nowhere near comprehensive, the map still shows a wide range of natural and man-made disasters at any given moment, both short and long-term (check out [...]
Just a few updates on the site tonight. The podcast page is up-to-date, the calendar has had a couple of additions but keep an eye out for even more events soon, the media kit is updated in case your company wants to help us get to the next conference , and the forum [...]
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