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Top Spot or not
Top spot or not is a site where you can vote on thousands of locations throughout the world. As usual, it uses Google Maps to display the locations. Check it […]
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The Full Moon Atlas
This is an image map of Lunar photographs. It is broken into sections so that you can zoom in to few more detail of different portions of the moon. Check […]
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Paying your highway tolls via satellite?
I just saw this article on Geocommunity. Apparently , a private company called Mapflow is teaming up with the Dublin Transportation Office (Ireland) to do a feasibility study on the […]
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Show notes for AVSP Episode 09
VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 09 September 18, 2005 Main Topic: Geographic Information. Click for the detailed shownotes
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National Geographic and Google Earth
I have read about it everywhere, I mentioned in the podcast, now it is time to blog it. Google Earth has included layers pointing to National Geographic information, primarily multimedia. […]
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Geospatial Information & Technology Assoc. to hold online convention
GITA will be holding its first ever online convention and exposition, from October 1st to December 31st. There will be 2 sessions of speakers, and registered users can view the […]
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A Very Spatial Podcast – Episode 09
Main Topic: Geographic Infomation. News: Microsoft PDC, National Geographic and Google Earth, and USGS NGOTC.
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World66 – travel guide you write
During one of my “brain hurts” breaks tonight I came across this site. I came in originally through their map builder, which lets you create a map that shows the […]
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Podcast delayed until Monday AM
While the podcast has been recorded, I am writing today and won’t get a chance to put the pieces together and post it until late tonight or Monday morning. Apologies […]
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Geographic Musings – One Map to Rule Them All…
Frank has provided us with our second column entitled “One Map to Rule Them All…”, his views on the background of webmaps.
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