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USGS releasing Google Earth Virtual Tour of 1906 San FranciscoEarthquake
According to a USGS press release from yesterday, a Google Earth-based virtual tour of the devastating 1902 San Francisco will be announced during a press conference which was scheduled to […]
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Google Earth in cars (in Japan)
Ummm…Update: Engadget booboo’d Apparently Honda Japan will be incorporating Google Earth into one of their premium services and linking it with wirless capabilities to support real-time traffic information. Volkswagen showed […]
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Where It’s At Episode 4
The newest episode of Where It’s At includes some ideas we could have included in our AAG panel. It is a live presentation they made in February where they discuss […]
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Good couple of days
As Sue mentioned a couple of days ago, we have spent Monday and Tuesday in DC touring a few geospatial shops with a group of students to show them a […]
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Engadget GPS
With the volume of multifunction GPS units that have been announced over the last few weeks, I think this is a good time to remind everyone of Engadget GPS where […]
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Show notes for AVSP Episode 37
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 37 April 2, 2006 Main Topic: Maps as Art…though more of a cartographic ramblings Click to directly download Episode 37 Click for the detailed […]
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On the Road Again……
So Jesse and I are travelling again….this time we are taking a group of GIS students to tour some facilities that use GIS in the Maryland and DC area. Tomorrow […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 37
Main topic: Maps as art. News: Nile’s source, Navigating through photo, Jupiter, Google GeoAds
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Google Earth’s April Fool’s joke
Over on Kevin Jarnot’s blog, I saw a post about an April Fool’s little visitor on Google Earth. Sure enough, I checked it out and Area 51 in New Mexico […]
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True Source of the Nile?
It seems that a team of explorers from the UK and New Zealand, equipped with GPS, recently completed a harrowing journey to what they are calling the ‘true source’ of […]
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