Absolutely no one has asked us how we put the podcast together, but I seem to be taking my time writing the next column, so…yeah. Here we go. One of the keys to any podcast is having a nice quiet place to record it that is comfortable. We haven’t quite found one just yet, but
VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – July 31, 2005 News ESA uses remotely-sensed images to detect evidence of ice on Mars ESRI User Conference Release of ESRI Image Server Getting GeoSpatial data ArcGIS 9.2 (not yet released) – Managing Spatial Data Side-by-side comparison of Google Maps and Virtual Earth
Three years ago we decided to try to entice folks to follow us on twitter, and we used people’s love for trees to dupe convince them to follow us as we gave $$ to charity. Fast forward to the summer of 2012 when I decided to set up a new VerySpatial Facebook page (in addition
Apparently it has been a busy couple of days in the UK with the Business Secretary and Science Minister having a go at academic research spending and the shift over the last decade or two toward a research focus over teaching in universities. It is somewhat surprising that these direct statements haven’t been made before
Barb and Frank caught up with Drew Stephens of The GIS Institute to talk about some of the activities they have going on now that they spend most of their time on land (check out our 2007 interview about Service at Sea). Click here to download the episode in MP3 format
Since Elvin and various ArcPad team members (I’m looking at you Marika) have spent our last couple of anniversaries hanging out at our live show, we wanted to take the opportunity to recognize their recent blog post. Ten years is a big milestone and I have to admit that I have been using ArcPad through