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Planet Geospatial
I just realized that we have not actually blogged James Fee’s Planet Geospatial. We mentioned it on the podcast, thought we had here…I was wrong. So… Planet Geospatial is a […]
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UC Irvine’s monster HIPerWall monitor – Engadget – www.engadget.com
Very pretty. They don’t mention geography, but U think the image on the monitors says enough! 🙂 UC Irvine’s monster HIPerWall monitor – Engadget – www.engadget.com HIPerWall – UC Irvine
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Education, General, GIS_Software
HOPEWORKS ‘N CAMDEN – Expanding the Futures of Youth
John Krygier pointed us to Hopeworks, a program in Camden, NJ whose mission includes reducing the dropout rate and to create hope for the future. They attempt to do this […]
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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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Mapping the Universe
If you think it’s ambitious to map the entire earth, check out the Sloan Digital Sky Survey According to their website: “the Sloan Digital Sky Survey is the most ambitious […]
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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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Education, General, GIS_Software
GITA on workforce readiness grant
Glenn over at GISUser spoke with Bob Samborski, Executive President of GITA, on the DOL funding workforce readiness. Mr Samborski outlined 5 key steps for conducting this study. “1. Getting […]
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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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