A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 181
Jan 4th, 2009 | By Sue | Category: Podcast, Show Notes, archiveA VerySpatial Podcast
Shownotes – Episode 181
January 4, 2009
Main Topic: Interview with Sergio Rey, Arizona State University
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Music
News
- Mars Rover Spirit marks five years on Mars
- Magellan no longer consumer brand
- West Virginia County Makes its 911 Calls Available online in Near Real Time
- Russia Launches 3 GLONASS Satellites
- A Farewell Chat with David Maguire, ESRI’s Chief Scientist
- The Indigo King by James A. Owen
Main topic
- This week we bring you a conversation with Sergio Rey, Professor at Arizona State University School of Geographical Sciences, who talks about Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis (ESDA)
- Cartographica: a Mac specific GIS?
Book Corner
Tip of the Week
Events
- iGEOMAP 2009, Conference on Urban Infrastructure and Geoinformatics: 20-21 March, Bangalore, India
- 6th International Symposium on Spatial Data Quality: 6-8 July, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada
- State of the Map: 11-12 July, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- 6th International Symposium on Digital Earth: 9-12 September, Beijing, China
This week A Very Spatial Podcast is sponsored by ESRI.
The ESRI California/Hawaii/Nevada Regional User Group Conference will be held February 3-5 in Sacramento, California. Come network with GIS users from the region, meet with ESRI staff, and attend valuable sessions. Standard registration ends January 30th.
For more information or to register visit www.esri.com/cahinvrug
I believe you stated that medical calls were noted on the WV911 map. They are not, nor are any that would impinge on investigations. “Medical calls will not be included in the log, along with calls that may jeopardize an investigation, she said.”
http://sundaygazettemail.com/News/200812300557
You probably had a slew of e-mails, but CAD in webCAD is Computer Aided Dispatch- the system that 911 operators use to handle calls