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Show note feed or mail list?

Quick survey. Is anyone interested in a dedicated shownote feed (just as the podcast has its own feed) or even a mailing list for the show notes? Both options are fairly simple for me to implement, however I would like to know if anyone would actually use them if I spent to the time setting

 
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A Very Spatial Podcast – Episode 08

Published on September 11, 2005 by in Podcast

Main topic: Space and Place. News: Microsoft supporting spatial developers, new MapInfo deemed OGC compliant, and GSDI Small Grants.

 
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Save an hour by using MapQuest

Published on September 10, 2005 by in WebMapping

The significance of math. Team Slackers United

 
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Second call for AAG panel participants

I am still looking for bloggers and podcasters who plan to attend the AAG meetings in Chicago in March and who are interested in participating in a panel session on the use of these new technologies. If you are interested please email me at ‘jesse at very spatial dot com’.

 
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Hobu Podcast 2 out now

I noticed this yesterday, but I completely forgot to blog it. Howard Butler’s second podcast is out and he interviews James Fee of the popular Spatially Adjusted blog. They discuss a good bit of the state of GIS and a nice interlude where they discussed the joys of command line ArcInfo and the explosion of

 
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Internet News Article | Internet satellite imagery under fire over security

The non-sense continues. To revisit this issue of high res imagery and security yet again visit Internet News Article | Reuters.com. This data is, and has been, available through contractors for some time now. Even back into the early 90′s there has been imagery available that was high enough resolution to make out many of

 
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Welcome to visitors from The Map Room

Published on September 6, 2005 by in General

We have had a nice little spike in our visitors thanks to Jonathan Crowe of The Map Room. I would like to welcome you all and point you to the links in the upper left corner that will take you around the site. The podcast can be downloaded directly through the “avsp podcast” link to

 
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Dig a hole to China?

Published on September 6, 2005 by in WebMapping

This is a great time waster for Google Maps. If you click on a location you can see where your hole would come out on the other side of the world. Download Squad

 
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House keeping

Published on September 6, 2005 by in General

I have added a blog & podcast list page that links to the blogs and podcasts we refer to and an about page that is intended to describe the intent of this site and the podcast.

 
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Map Morph

Software to graphically morph between two maps. I watched the second demo that is interesting, but it isn’t overly impressive. It has great potential if used with the correct maps. Edgelab

 
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