Education
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Observing the Earth – Episode 1
So, yeah…a little something to round out Earth Observation Day 2011. Can I just say it is WAY harder to do a single take 5 minute video than it is […]
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Caching into Writing
Geocaching isn’t just for science class or the serious geography geek! A cache is simply a hiding place, and caching is hiding something like a treasure. Nature is full of […]
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Education, space (not spatial)
To Space and Beyond
Several recent requests for proposals (RFPs) by NASA go along with this weeks theme. They are NASA’s 2011 Research Opportunities in Space and Earth Sciences (ROSES) goals and most of […]
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The Integration of Geospatial Technologies in Professions
I have noticed lately that increasingly conferences outside of the geospatial sphere are specifically requesting geospatially related topics. I think it shows the integration and acceptance or growing need for […]
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Data, Education, Environmental, Physical Geography
National Renewable Energy Laboratory
In 2008, Sue posted about the U.S. Department of Energy‘s National Renewable Energy Laboratory Atlas that was in development. I ran across the completed NREL FTP site with geospatial toolkits […]
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Education, general, General, GeographyAwareness
A Map of Europe Made Out of Lego
I can’t add anything here to make this any cooler. A map. Made out of Lego. What else do you need? Via Gizmodo
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To Mars and Beyond
As a young girl reading OMNI magazine, I couldn’t imagine saying no to a one way trip to explore space. I’m a little older now and would ask more questions, […]
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USA Science and Engineering Festival
The USA Science and Engineering Festival expo is less than a week away, and here’s a commercial highlighting some of the great exhibits that will be featured:
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It’s all about the spatial thinking…
From the most excellent comic Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
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Education, Events, general, GeographyAwareness
Inventor of Rubik’s Cube to appear at USA Science and Engineering Festival
You may remember that we’ve mentioned the USA Science and Engineering Festival, which will be held in October in Washington, DC. It is a great idea to celebrate science and […]
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