Engadget has an entry on the joys of having your boss always know where you are thanks to Sprint, unless of course you “accidentally” forget your phone. Sprint Precision Locator keeps track of employees via GPS – Engadget – www.engadget.com
Events calendar added, email us about your event
We have added another feature to the site. Click on the Calendar/Events link to the left or on this handy link. We will be adding all of the events mentioned in the podcast, plus all of the conferences we hear about in the various newsletters we receive, however, if you have an event that is
Careers in Geoscience and Remote Sensing
An article on careers in Geography focusing on the technology side of things. Careers in Geoscience and Remote Sensing — Fazekas, 2005-08-19, CANADA — Science’s Next Wave
Google Earth Updates Over 100 Cities
I was too lazy to blog this myself when I saw it last week so I will let the folks over at DownloadSquad do it for me. High resolution imagery is my master… Download Squad
Cartography: The News in Maps: Gaza Withdrawl
Here is a link through Cartography to The Globe and Mail showing a map of the plan for the Gaza withdrawal. Cartography: The News in Maps: Gaza Withdrawl
voyeurism
As I pointed out in the podcast, VerySpatial was the first Geography podcast in the US while ventriloquy is the first over all (in Singapore). This podcast is attached to the blog voyeurismwhich focuses on Geography education and the author’s journey towards their dissertation. Head over to the blog to check it out. voyeurism
Call for participants – AAG panel on blogging
We would like to put together a presentation session and/or a panel session on blogging and podcasting in Geography and related disciplines and technologies. If you are a blogger, podcaster or feel you can significantly contribute to the use these media in Geography please contact me. If you are interested in presenting a paper please
Show notes for AVSP Episode 05
VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 05 August 21, 2005 Main Topic: A discussion of the webmap API wars. Click for the detailed shownotes
List of disk based GIS systems and goodies
This is a list sent to us by Edward, a listener, of disk based GIS systems. These are bootable systems that do not require you to istall anything to your computer. I am only familiar with a couple of these, so I will have to look into most of them myself. If you are looking
A Very Spatial Podcast – Episode 05
Geography Education Bill, web soil survey, “Spatial Portals”, and maps.a9.com in the news. Education site in this weeks web feature. Main topic is a discussion on the webmap API wars.
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