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VirtualEnvironments, WebMapping
Bing Maps updates
While editing the podcast today I realized I did a horrible job of describing Microsoft’s new features. In my defense, I was talking about it as I received an error […]
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general, VirtualEnvironments, WebMapping
Vancouver Winter Olympic venues in 3D
I can’t pass up a chance to post a cool interactive 3D visualization, like the NY Times map of the Vancouver Olympic venues. They’re using Intermap’s elevation data, and imagery […]
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OpenGeo Suite expands and hits 1.0
We mentioned OpenGeo Suite a while back on the podcast when they offered up an installer that loaded GeoServer, OpenLayers and GeoServer Data Importer. Today, taking a step forward, they […]
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general, General, Physical Geography, WebMapping
Twenty-two maps that will change how you see the world
On my twitter feed this morning, @geoparadigm tweeted this great link on tree hugger about Twenty-Two Maps That Will Change How You See The World. The maps are pretty impressive, […]
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Events, general, Programming/Dev, WebMapping
UK GIS developers – Only 1 more day to enter the ESRI-Bing Maps Mashup Challenge!
That right – if you’re in the UK and you’re a GIS developer utilizing ESRI products, ESRI UK is sponsoring the http://www.esriuk.com/micro_sites/mashup_challenge/. All you have to do is build a […]
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general, VirtualWorlds, WebMapping
Google Earth Enterprise 3.2 Released
The crew over on the Google Earth Enterprise have a new version to announce – 3.2. The fellows over at Google have had a pretty busy week, what with the big […]
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general, Human Geography, WebMapping
Google City Tours
Google labs has launched a neat new feature called City Tours. The idea is similar to other sites (like Microsoft’s BING!) in that you can enter in a destination and […]
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general, Human Geography, Political Geography, WebMapping
Broadband Penetration by Country
As many long-time listeners will know, I exceptionally intersted in broadband adoption world-wide. The US has long been behind the ball on broadband adoption and this latest report does nothing […]
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NPR shows us where our electric power comes from
I saw this cool interactive flash map from NPR yesterday, and it brought back memories of the time our lab spent working on the mapping portion of planning for one […]
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Environmental, general, WebMapping
ToxicRisk – mapping Toxic Release Inventory data
Mike from MapCruzin sent us this comment based on our December 2007 post on the MapEcos project, in order to let us know about a project he’s working on called […]
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