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USGS announces CLICK
The USGS has recently announced the Center for LIDAR Information Coordination and Knowledge. According to CLICK’s fact sheet: “The Center for LIDAR Information Coordination and Knowledge (CLICK) was designed to […]
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Wireless mobility podcast
Glenn over at the GIS User Blog has the scoop on a new podcast from Sprint that will look at business/mobility solutions. There are for available already Glenn suggests that […]
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[Off topic] good blues from a good man
As you may have noted from the podcast music, I am determined to support my musician friends…this time I bring you the wonderful SlimFatz. As with most of my music […]
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Google Earth Changing the Way Scientists Collaborate
A pretty interesting article in Nature.com talks about how free tools like Google Earth are changing the way scientists collaborate on projects. The best quote comes from Michael Goodchild when […]
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Real Time Mapping with Google maps
This is one of the cooler uses of Google Maps. The DARTmaps Project shows the real time movement of trains on train tracks in Dublin. While you can watch the […]
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Identifying Ancient Maya sites with Remote Sensing
Researchers at the University of New Hampshire, in conjunction with scientists at NASA, have been using remote sensing techniques to identify prehistoric Maya sites in Central America. The dense tropical […]
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ESRI interviewed for FlashForward (podcast)
Adena over at AllPointsBlog points to an interview with ESRI staff members for the FlashForward Conference podcast. As you might have guessed, the topic is Flash and related internet technologies, […]
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Mapping a city government’s accomplishments
The Washington, DC Mayor’s Office website now features an interactive map highlighting the city administration’s 2005 accomplishments in 14 policy areas. Each of the icons is a hotlink to a […]
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MultiTouch demo video is breathtaking
OK, so our listener Matt pointed out a link to a blog post that includes a video demo of the multitouch technology that has been mentioned in a few places […]
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Federal Enterprise Architecture Geospatial Profile
On January 26th, the Federal Chief Information Officers Council (CIO) in conjunction with the Federal Geographic Data Committee released for public review the FEA Geospatial Profile, a 158 page report […]
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