A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 163 August 31, 2008 Main Topic: Interview with Intermap Technologies Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for the detailed shownotes
Ubiquity
In this week’s podcast we mention Mozilla Labs Ubiquity project and we basically say we aren’t sure what to make of it…that has a lot to do with the fact that I didn’t get a chance to look at it before we recorded. If I had, I would have been raving about it! Ubiquity isn’t
Cool hologram-y city guide maps from Urban Mapping
We’ve had the chance in a previous podcast interview to talk to Ian White of Urban Mapping about some of their digital products, but I really like the company’s new folding city maps that use an overlay technique to combine street, neighborhood and subway routes layers that are visible depending on what angle you look
Sprint and Geobrowsing Launch Next Month
Sprint is rolling out its WiMAX XOHM 4G network next month, starting in Baltimore. Why would our readers care? Because a prime function they’re heralding is what they call “geobrowsing” (which is a HECK of a lot easier to say than ‘WiMAX XOHM 4G’). The basic concepts are nothing new to anyone familiar with LBS
AVSP Roadshow – MASA Group
We spoke with the MASA Group about their behavioral modeling and visualization products. To view some of their videos you can check out their YouTube content. Click here to download the episode in MP3 format
A VerySpatial Podcast – Special Episode 34
Mladen Stojic of ERDAS joined us to talk a bit about their upcoming product ERDAS Apollo 2009. Click to download mp3 version Click to download aac version
Call for panel participants – NeoGeo @ SEDAAG
I am trying (belatedly) to put together a panel that looks at the current movements in geospatial technologies during the Southeast Division of the AAG meeting in Greensboro, November 22-25. If you plan to be at SEDAAG and you have experience with, or a strong opinion about, the current trends in geospatial technology contact me
AVSP Roadshow – Freeance
Frank spoke with Matt of Freeance about their mobile GIS solutions. Click here to download the episode in MP3 format
London’s Met Police Crime Mapping site now live in beta
Based on Google Maps, the Metropolitan Police’s new Crime Mapping Test Site is now up and running in beta and, while the functionality is just pretty basic display of crime stats for neighborhood levels, the interface is nice and easy to use. Each neighborhood polygon has an info window with summary stats on crime levels
VSTV Episode 36 – DiamondTouch table
Frank sits down with Adam of Circle Twelve to discuss the DiamondTouch table, and multiuser and multitouch table. Click here to download VSTV Episode 36 full size (28 MB) Click here to download VSTV Episode 36 small size (27 MB)
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