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ESRI Podcasts revisited
For some reason we never got around to blogging this…ESRI has split its podcast offerings into two sections: Instructional and Speaker. The instructional series is devoted to short overviews of […]
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Live in the SouthCentral US…Make some cash
Engadget points out a money making venture that they feel in perfect for geocachers…I think that we (geospatial professionals) are just as well suited (if not better) for the task. […]
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GeoSpeech – Speech Integration in ArcGIS
This seems like it could be a very useful tool for those of us who utilize spatial multimedia/Multimedia GIS in their research. This would be great, for instance, if you […]
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Global Warming debate shifts to “tipping point”
An article from the Washington Post online edition (free registration required) argues that, now that most scientists agree that human activity is causing global warming, the debate is now beginning […]
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Mumbai, India deploys GIS and GPS for police operations
There are many examples of how quickly geospatial technologies are being adopted around the world, especially in the rapidly-growing countries of Asia. This article from The Times of India discusses […]
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Step-By-StepTutorial: Open Source Web GIS
mapz posted a link to an article titled “Web GIS in practice IV: publishing your health maps and connecting to remote WMS sources using the Open Source UMN MapServer and […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 28
Main topic: Community GIS. News: Landsat 5 returns, Japanese RS Satellite, Great Wall mapping
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Show notes for AVSP Episode 28
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 28 January 29, 2006 Main Topic: Community GIS Click to directly download Episode 28 Click for the detailed shownotes
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Open Access to State-collected Geodata
I was pointed by Tim, one of our listeners, to a manifesto for open data access in the UK. If any of you work in the UK regularly or have […]
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BBC NEWS | Sea level rise ‘is accelerating’
It has been a while since the BBC gave us something bloggable. This gem is definitely worth blogging and chuckling about. Sea level is rising…OK. The last 50 years moving […]
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