Month: April 2009
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NPR shows us where our electric power comes from
I saw this cool interactive flash map from NPR yesterday, and it brought back memories of the time our lab spent working on the mapping portion of planning for one […]
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Jesse comments on “Aspiring Academics” – Part 1
The recent AAG text Aspiring Academics: A Resource Book for Graduate Students and Early Career Faculty edited by Solem, Foote and Monk (2009) offers a great deal of information in […]
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Environmental, general, WebMapping
ToxicRisk – mapping Toxic Release Inventory data
Mike from MapCruzin sent us this comment based on our December 2007 post on the MapEcos project, in order to let us know about a project he’s working on called […]
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general, Programming/Dev, VirtualEnvironments
Lost in the Virtual Fog – A diary of my triumphs and travails
I’m sure many of you out there have noticed that I haven’t been blogging as much since the first of the year. I know, I know, no excuses, I should […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 197
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 197 April 26, 2009 Main Topic: Conversation with Jeff Holden of Pelago Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for […]
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VerySpatial TV Conference – Jesse’s AAG Presentation
This is a recording of Jesse’s AAG 2009 presentation titled “Building and Experiencing Virtual Worlds”. Click here to download VSTV URISA Episode full size (135 MB) Click here to download […]
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general, Hardware, Human Geography
Broadband Providers Teaming to Outlaw Community Broadband in NC
I should start by saying I’m not even going to pretend to not be biased on this issue. The community of Wilson, NC decided that they were tired of paying […]
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Events, general, GeographyAwareness
Celebrate Earth Day – because Earth Rocks!
For my own little Earth Day shoutout, I thought I’d share actor Paul Rudd’s awesome musical tribute to our planet – “Earth Rocks” from his time collaborating with the great […]
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HUGE historical map collection
Way back in 2005, Sue blogged about Dave Rumsey’s huge historical map collection . I just recently stumbled on his Google map that has started with about 120 maps from […]
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The Great (er) Wall of China
According to a BBC report, geospatial technologies have helped determine that The Great Wall of China is A LOT longer than previously thought. They state that, “Archaeologists had lobbied for […]
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