Year: 2012
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County to County Migration Data Released
The US Census Bureau has released county to county migration for the 2005-2009 period. The data shows how people are moving around the US between counties. I was rather surprised […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 349
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 349 March 25, 2012 Our conversation with GISCI’s Sheila on GISP certification Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for […]
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Environmental, GeographyAwareness, Human Geography
Counting the True Cost of Coal
Obviously being a native West Virginian and living in the state, this is an issue near and dear to my heart. Ars Technica does a wonderful job of summing up […]
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GIS Summer Camps for Students
Summer time is a great time for students of all ages to learn about GIS and geospatial technologies because it is a very hands-on technology. There are often GIS summer […]
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Another great group of Threadless designs
Threadless generally has a great bunch of art to wear and here are a few of the recent geo options.
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 348
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 348 March 18, 2012 Our conversation with USGIF’s Max Baber on the 2012 USGIF Scholarship Program Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly […]
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ChronoZoom and Big History
Ars Technica featured a pretty nifty new site, ChronoZoom, that attempts to show the history of everything in an easily explorable format. Several things caught my eye with this site. […]
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The Lightsquared Saga Continues
Lightsquared is not prepared to go gently into the night. They have hired Theodore Olson (among others) to help argue their case. Olson is most famous for having successfully argued for Bush […]
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AugmentedReality, Cool Stuff, VirtualEnvironments
Affordable Virtual Reality?
A big part of my research for about a decade now has been exploring the development of immersive virtual landscapes, and how evolving technologies continue to make impressive strides toward […]
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New York City Data Transparency Law Goes Into Effect
New York City has just implemented an open government data law that is now in effect. The Department of Information Technology & Telecommunications will post standards and then existing data […]
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