Month: July 2007
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Ocean update: Walrus and Norsemen
Several articles in the BBC wrap up GIS related posts that were made earlier in this blog. The first is scientists tracking walrus migration using satellite tags. Over the past […]
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Start putting 3D models in your GIS
Apparently Autodesk pushed out an update to Maya PLE for the Mac this weekend which made me think we haven’t really talked too much about how we can make 3D […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 104
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 104 July 15, 2007 Main Topic: Interviews with Clint Brown of ESRI and Peter Ndunda of the Greenbelt Movement Click to directly download MP3 […]
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BBC NEWS | Baby mammoth discovery unveiled
The BBC has an article about a great find of the frozen remains of a baby Mammoth on the Yamal Peninsula in northern Russia. No viable DNA could be extracted […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Special Episode 21
Information from Drew Stephens, founder of Service At Sea, about the mission, goals, and a few details about Service At Sea. Click to download mp3 version Click to download aac […]
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Cartography, general, Navigation
Will TomTom’s Map Share herald the end of professional mapping?
In an article yesterday, PC Pro’s (a UK-based tech news site) Darien Graham-Smith comments on the upcoming release of TomTom’s “MapShare” technology (here’s my previous post), and predicts that its […]
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ESRIUC Final Notes! New in the Better Late Than Never File!
Ok, I promised these like three weeks ago. In my defense, the move took a lot out of me. Of course in my condemnation, I could have posted these before […]
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TomTom’s new Map Share functionality – update your own maps
The new TomTom GO 520 and 720 models will feature a new functionality called “Map Share” will allow users to update their maps to reflect changes in the road network […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 103
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 103 July 8, 2007 Main Topic:Interview with Ed Katibah of Microsoft about Katmai, SQL Server 2008 Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly […]
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4D Cities – photo-based 3D reconstructions of urban change
I just read an article at NewScientistTech about a cool software application called 4D Cities, developed by Frank Dellaert and Grant Schindler of Georgia Institute of Technology and Sing Bing […]
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