A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 216
A VerySpatial Podcast
Shownotes – Episode 216
September 6, 2009
Main Topic: Our conversation with Robert Cheetham of Avencia
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Music
News
- India loses contact with Chandrayaan-1 lunar reconnaissance orbiter
- Touch Enabled RIA app and Snow Leopard is location aware (thanks to Skyhook)
- 3D Dublin and Cardiff now in Google Earth
- Software
- —Portable GIS 2.0
- —QGIS 1.2.0 ‘Daphnis’
- —Virtual Earth Server v2
- NASA’s Goddard Scientific Visualization Studio
- This week we feature our conversation with Robert Cheetham, President and CEO of Avencia, who discusses Avencia’s products and services
- National Geographic Giant Traveling Maps
Web Corner
Main topic
Tip of the Week
Events
- NY GIS Conference 2009: 25-27 October, Lake Placid, NY
- 4th International Conference – “Earth from Space-The Most Effective Solutions”: 1-3 December, Moscow, Russia
- Inaugural International Conference on Sustainability, Human Geography, and Environmental Studies: 6-8 November, Imperia, Italy
- 5th International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences: 2-5 August, Cambridge, UK
This week A Very Spatial Podcast is sponsored by ESRI.
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Hey, thanks for covering the Chandrayyan story. just wanted to point out that the Indian Moon mission has been a great success despite the failure. 90% of the mission objectives are accomplished and ISRO is planning to release the data to the public by end of the year.
Sue, nice try for pronouncing chandrayaan – it is actually correctly pronounced as cha ( as in cha-cha-cha and not sha ) , otherwise it was perfect!
keep up the great work!