WebMapping
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Cartography’s Review of Online Mapping Sites
The folks at Cartography have just completed a 9 part series on the state of online mapping as follows: 1) Introduction 2) Google Maps/Local 3) Map24 4) Maporama 5) MapQuest […]
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GIS_Software, VirtualEnvironments, WebMapping
ArcGIS Explorer round-up
ESRI formally announced its new ArcGIS Explorer at the European ESRI User Conference this week and the below are some of the discussion on this announement. GISMatters From Fantom Planet […]
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Trends in Web Mapping and Web Services – from Directions Magazine
This article from Maurits Van der Vlugt at Directions Magazine discusses web services and some of the issues surrounding web services. His focus is on dispelling 3 “myths” about web […]
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GISuser.com photos on flickr
GISuser.com’s Flickr photo gallery has tons of photos of web mapping and GIS examples, including lots of Google Maps mash-ups and other themed maps. Most of the photo descriptions have […]
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How Google Earth Works – from howstuffworks.com
howstuffworks.com has posted an article on Google Earth and how it works (of course). While it’s just the basics that most of us are already pretty familiar with by now, […]
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A Journey to a Thousand Maps – NY Times article on Google Maps mash-ups
The NY Times online posted a new article on Google Maps mash-ups. For those of you still not really sure about what the Google Maps phenomenon is all about, it’s […]
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Want to Know Where in the World Your Spam is Coming from?
A website called Postini has maps that show the sources for spam, virus, and directory harvest attack activity (based on originating IP) for the past 24 hours. So, if you […]
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WebMap widget
The writing frenzy has ended for now, so on to the promised widget. The widget is for use with Konfabulator/Yahoo! Widgets (which must be installed before trying to use this […]
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GeoRSS :: Geographically Encoded Objects for RSS feeds
GeoRSS seeks to go beyond the x,y point location tag that currently exists in RSS 2 and leverage GML to support more complex geometry (lines and polygons). The overview sounds […]
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CommonCensus Map Project – Mapping Where You Think You Live
This is a pretty cool project that I just read about via Wired. It is about mapping our world based on our perception of it, not just by physical coordinates. […]
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