GIS_Software
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Physical Geography, Remote Sensing
EO Natural Hazards
Natural hazards mapping…NASA…satellite imagery. What more do you need on Halloween night…other than candy corn. EO Natural Hazards: Natural Hazards Main Page
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Boston HyperMap Atlas with Google Maps API
We received the press release this morning for the Boston HyperMap Atlas from StrataVarious, Inc. which pairs Google Maps with the interactive HyperMap Atlas to link together the basic web […]
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Happy Halloween! and Check out Haunted Map!
Poly9 has created a cool Virtual Earth map showing haunted places in the US. Check it out at Hauntedmap.com Via ViaVirtualEarth
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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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Cartography, Events, General, GIS_Software
Jesse’s wrap up
I have been bouncing around this week due to work and haven’t posted very much, but instead of filling up the page and RSS feed with a few notes all […]
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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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First student-built satellite to launch on Thursday
The SSETI Express, a satellite designed and built by 100 students from 10 universities in Europe will launch from Russia on Thursday. The satellite is equipped with a camera that […]
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