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  • MASHUP Camp 2 Already Planned!

    Apparently the MASHUP camp was so successful that they’re already planning a second camp! There’s over 300 people already signed up to the camp. So if you’re interested, I’d at […]

  • A VerySpatial Podcast on the Road

    So, this week we firmed up our spring conference schedule, and we will be headed to the AAG Annual Meeting in Chicago next week. March 17-18th, we will be in […]

  • MS Street-Side Preview Live

    Microsoft has just released thier Street-Side product in preview mode. It’s a pretty nifty implementation of AJAX technology and mapping. You can type in an address and get a split […]

  • Six 24-inch displays as one…ooooooooooo

    Engadget has a link to a new multimonitor setup that is just plain pretty.  The question is whether or not you can find a graphics card that can drive your […]

  • Newly-Issued Patent may threaten Rich Media applications

    You may have seen this already if you read tech news or blogs (Adena over at AllPoints Blog mentioned it this morning), but a patent issued on February 14th for […]

  • GRASS GIS on Digg

    GRASS GIS, the free GIS software package that was first developed in the early 1980s by the US Army Construction Engineering Research Lab (USA-CERL). Version 6.0.2 of GRASS was just […]

  • Show notes for AVSP Episode 32

    A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 32 February 25, 2006 Main Topic: Interview with Rob Elkins and Brian Goldin of the ESRI Development Team. Click to directly download Episode 32 […]

  • A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 32

    Main Topic: Interview with Rob Elkins and Brian Goldin. News: Microsoft Grants, USGIF scholarships, Powell at Intergraph 2006

  • Mashup Camp

    On February 11th and 12th, the first Mashup Camp was held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. The goal of the camp was get anyone interested in […]

  • More NPR on Geospatial

    Import Cartography points out an interesting spot on NPR’s Weekend Edition (Feb 25) that discusses the use of the National Grid for emergency response and general use. NPR – New […]

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