There are two reasons to post about OpenGeoData…it is a fairly quiet blog and now a podcast. The first podcast is a discussion with Ed Parsons of the Ordinance Survey. Two days, two new geospatial podcasts. The community continues to grow. OpenGeoData » Podcast: Ed Parsons
Geospatial Newsmaker Podcast
Corbley Communications, Inc., a public relations and marketing for the geospatial industry, has released its first Geospatial Newsmaker Podcast. According to their press release, the podcast is an interview with Dr. Shawana Johnson, President of Global Marketing Insights, Inc. The main topic is the results of the 2005 NOAA International Remote Sensing Survey. They are
GIS for Archaeology and CRM
AVSP listener and fellow GIS in archaeology enthusiast, Matt, started a blog last week. The aptly named GIS for Archaeology and CRM will be a great place to find information on the use of geospatial technologies for Cultural Resource Management from someone who is still in the field. For those of you not familiar with
Where Its At Episode 3
One of the folks who took the listener survey said their least favorite thing about AVSP is that it is the only GIS podcast, they clearly haven’t visited our links page to find Where It’s At. This great Aussie oriented podcast by a couple of geospatial industry professionals has just released their 3rd episode so
The Travel Show podcast
Alan Lew over at the Geography for Travelers podcast recently pointed to the new Travel Show podcast. This 5 episode old podcast “takes you on a virtual tour of the world, exposing you to places you’ve never been and taking you back to the places you remember fondly.”  As always I am curious to see
Wireless mobility podcast
Glenn over at the GIS User Blog has the scoop on a new podcast from Sprint that will look at business/mobility solutions. There are for available already Glenn suggests that they are looking at releasing new podcasts every couple of weeks. Check it out at The Communications Insider.
GEOCAST: taking podcasts and vidcasts into the classroom
I noticed a new Geography feed on iTunes called Higher Geography the other day, but I couldn’t get it to download so I forgot about. Today, the files I tried to connect to earlier were available and I have to say I am impressed. The content does not rival Terra which I posted about last
A VerySpatial Podcast gets a nod
David Noble, host of the Education Podcast Reflections podcast gave a quick review of AVSP in his most recent episode (#4). We were mentioned at the 7 minute and 56 second mark. His quote “Worth listening to because they’ve got something to say and are saying it in quite an original way.” will definitely go
TERRA – a Video Podcast
This video podcast is just amazing. The content is varied and easily rivals established documentary series. As far as I can tell from my quick glance after watching the episode on dendrochronology, the project is out of Montana State University’s Science and Natural History Filmmaking program and is taking advantage of some NSF funding. From
ESRI Podcasts revisited
For some reason we never got around to blogging this…ESRI has split its podcast offerings into two sections: Instructional and Speaker. The instructional series is devoted to short overviews of specific topics while the speaker series higlights presentations from past conferences. We have had both up on the Links page for a while, I just
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