Month: March 2008
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FCC Approves Plan to Map Broadband Access by Census Tract
The issue of broadband availability (or lack thereof) in the US has generated a lot of debate and criticism, especially the way in which the FCC had been defining whether […]
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Where 2.0 Early Registration savings
Just in case you let the days slip by on your calendar, early registration for Where 2.0 ends March 23. Early registration will save you $300 on the conference registration […]
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VSTV Episode 31 – Geography and Serious Games
An example of how Serious Games and Geography go together. This is a quick demo of what Sue has been working on during the day. The computer doesn’t like to […]
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general, Remote Sensing, space (not spatial)
Extrasolar discovery of organic molecule
It’s a baby step, but an important one. NASA reported yesterday that they found the first evidence of an organic molecule in the atmosphere of a planet outside of the […]
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Digital Storytelling – Places
Over on iTunesU there continue to be additions that are of interest to spatial folk like ourselves. The next one on my list to check out combines two areas that […]
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KidsGIS – open source GIS tools for kids
KidsGIS is a cool project from a group of professionals and educators out in Oregon, who have been using MapGuide Open Source tools to create an open source geospatial portal […]
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Happy St. Patty’s day
In honor of St Patrick’s day (and our love of the environment) Frank has become Mr GreenJeans for the day. So back off, no pinching…well maybe just a little. Enjoy […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 139
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 139 March 16, 2008 Main Topic: Brady Forrest, Chair of O’Reilly’s Where 2.0 Conference Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC […]
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Common Craft – simple explanations of techy stuff
I ran across this great site, Common Craft, which has a great collection of short videos that offer simple explanations of a lot of the technologies that we talk and […]
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Dev Summit on-site and off
We aren’t going to be heading out to Palm Springs this year for the Dev Summit. But if you are going to make the last minute call to head to […]
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