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Review of the TomTom 910
Laptop Magazine has a review of the TomTom Go 910. The general upshot? It does what it is supposed to do to get you from point A to point B […]
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Show notes for AVSP Episode 38
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 38 April 9, 2006 Main Topic: Geography of oil Click to directly download Episode 38 Click for the detailed shownotes
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Cartography, general, Physical Geography
North American Paleogeography Maps
A couple of days ago, the Cartography blog linked to Dr. Robert Blakely’s site with over 40 amazing maps of the paleogeography of North America. As archaeologists in our previous […]
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general, GIS_Software, VirtualEnvironments
Fred Limp on 3-D
GeoWorld’s April 2006 issue features the first of 3 articles about 3D visualization and the geospatial industry. By Fred Limp, of the University of Arkansas’s Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies, […]
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general, General, space (not spatial)
USGS Map-a-Planet
This site is probably not new to some of you, but I think it is worth a post. The USGS, conjunction with NASA, offers access to global imagery of a […]
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Yahoo!Maps now includes satellite imagery
SiliconBeat has a short summary of what happened at last night’s SDForum panel. The main outcome discussed was the announcement by Jeremy Kreitler that Yahoo! Maps now finally offers global […]
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Call for participation for OGC Web Services Phase 4 testbed
If you are into open source geospatial development, the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) has just issued a Call for Participation for the OGC Web Services Phase-4 (OWS-4) Interoperability Initiative, which […]
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Farallon Geographics podcast
We missed one of the recent additions to the GIS podcast community. Farallon Geographics has released 2 podcasts (one in early Feb, the other in late March) under the title […]
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Transitions never go as easily as they should
Apparently we have disappeared from iTunes. I am guessing this is due to the edits to the feed. This won’t impact anyone who isn’t using iTunes (all 30 of you […]
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General, general, Human Geography, Physical Geography
California Car Culture Could Heighten Earthquake Woes
Sorry for the excessive alliteration there, but it sums up this article quite nicely, I think. It appears that the infrastructure that surrounds car ownership does more than generate excessive […]
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