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Great conference
We had a great time at the AAG this year. Sue made it, of course, to the industry based session that was had and brought that to you. Hopefully some […]
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Virtual Globes session at AAG
Probably the best session I’ve attended here at AAG in Chicago was yesterday afternoon’s “Geography v2.0: Internet-based Virtual Globes”. The presenters included Dave Maguire, head developer at ESRI, and Tim […]
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Geographic Names Data for Countries Around the World
Geographic names databases are pretty important for search spatial data textually. Normally geographic names are published on a country by country basis. Cartography is reporting about this new service Geonames.org […]
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Public Data Is the Future of Science Outreach
Ogle Earth has an interesting little piece on a project called OBIS-SEAMAP. This project tracks marine mammal, seabird and sea turtle data around the world. The really intersting thing about […]
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Can’t Decide What Free API to Use?
Batch Geocoding Blog has a nice quick and dirty rundown of the differenences between Google Maps, Yahoo Maps, and MapQuest’s APIs. They hit the highpoints of what each offers and […]
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We missed the reception
Yes, that is right. Even though Sue made it to the Geography 2.0 session, we didn’t make it to the reception. Instead we went to see Wicked, which we bought […]
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Pharos iGPS-500 – Engadget
Along with the ultra portable announcements coming out of CeBit, Pharos has announced a new GPS receiverg The iGPS 500 will be available in different varieties that include SD, CF […]
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avsp RoadShow – AAG06 Day 04
Events: Katrina Plenary, Spatial Statistics, and Awards Luncheon
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General, Remote Sensing, space (not spatial)
Signs of Water on Saturn Moon Enceladus!
Nasa is reporting this after that their Cassini probe has discovered what appears to be liquid water errupting “Old Faithful” style from the surface of Enceladus. As everyone is probably […]
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