This episode is generally an introduction of things to come. We will be focusing on Geography and geospatial technologies, with an eye to bring a discussion of Geography to a broader audience. With the ever broadening use of geospatial technologies such as internet mapping and GPS this clearly a good time to try to share
A Very Spatial Podcast – Episode 01
The premier episode of VSP. A general intro to the podcast, topics, and upcoming events.
VerySpatial Podcast Promo
We are approaching the inaugural episode of the VerySpatial Podcast. In order to get a little experience with the microphone we decided to make a promo for distribution prior to release. http://www.veryspatial.com/podcast/VerySpatial_Promo01.mp3
Google Maps Hybrid option
You would think that this is a blog dedicated to Google Maps with all of the entries for it. But no, it is just that the hybrid option is pretty cool. As usual, take a look at Google Maps
Wikipedia entry – Virtual globe
As with most of the things in the world, there are Wikipedia entries for many spatial subjects from tech to concepts. Here is our frst pointing out of something on Wikipedia…I am sure it will not be the last. This, of course, continues the general focus on all things virtual and globish that I have
Google Moon – Lunar Landing Sites
This is nicely tied to the upcoming moon rover that will be catching satellite imagery and elevations (along with other sensors) of the moon. I can’t wait to be able to play with lunar data “In honor of the first manned Moon landing, which took place on July 20, 1969, we’ve added some NASA imagery
NASA World Wind
Yes, Google Earth and Keyhole before it are wonderful things out of box, but if you are interested in getting your hands into the guts of the product take a look at NASA World Wind
Article on WMS Integration With Google Maps
As those of who are familiar with the the NationalMap know the front end can be a little slow at best. This GoogleMaps hack to include WMS shows that this front end could be greatly improved. Here is an article from Where 2.0 abouot integrating WMS into GoogleMaps … O’Reilly Radar > Where 2.0: First
Google Maps Mania
Here is a blog dedicated to Google Maps “hacks”. We all love Google Maps and Google Earth Google Maps Mania
































