We have Bern Szukalski of ESRI, Bill Gail of Microsoft, Patrick Hogan of World Wind, Chuck Stein of Geofusion, and Brian McClendon of Google. Overall the discussion started off with general discussions on Digtial Earth and Virtual Globes from ESRI and Microsoft and has narrowed to detailed discussions of software from World Wind and GeoFusion,
ArcGIS Server at ISDE5
Bern S. from ESRI is currently speaking at ISDE5 and showing off something that he apparently showed last week at Where 2.0 without much fanfare, but I have to wonder why it went by so quietly. He is showing ArcGIS Server apps running not only in ArcGIS Explorer, but also in Google Earth and Virtual
AVSP Roadshow – ISDE5 – Day 03
Overview of ISDE5 including a short discussion of some of the keynote presentations from day three. Click here to download ISDE5 Day 3 podcast
AVSP Roadshow – ISDE5 – Day 02
Second day overview of ISDE5 including a short discussion of some of the keynote and breakout presentations and a discussion with Patrick Hogan of NASA about World Wind. Click here to download ISDE5 Day 2 podcast
ISDE5 – Education session 1
The education session at 2:00, focusing on spatial thinking, was interesting with an array of topics starting with ones that were very school focused and moving into areas where Digital Earth concepts can support education. I am going to save the other presentations for the audio, but I do want to point out that the
ISDE5 on Tuesday
Today we began with NASA, the Heinz Center, and a talk on the Polar Year. Good keynotes all, I, as may have been suspected, thought the NASA perspective was interesting, especially as the presenter has been at Ames for only a year. I had to meet someone, so I unfortunately missed the last presentation and
AVSP Roadshow – ISDE5 – Day 01
First day overview of ISDE5 including a short discussion of some of the keynote presentations. Click here to download ISDE5 Day 1 podcast
Planet Action – geospatial engagement
This is a great example of what ISDE5 is all about. SPOT Image in conjunction with partners ESRI, Infoterra, and Unesco is presenting Planet Action which is a participatory/educational site that: aims to support projects all around the world whether from scientific or civil origins, bringing these communities as well as various industries together in
Made it to ISDE5
After an ‘interesting’ travel day, Sue and I have made it to Berkeley for the fifth International Symposium on Digital Earth. We registered and are now in the plenary session for the general introductions from local to international organizers. The sessions run from today through Saturday morning and there are quite a few activities outside
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