VerySpatialTV Season 5, Episode 04
Posted onFrank shares five of his pet peeves that can be found (or not found) in cartographic products.
A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 626
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Shownotes – Episode 626
9 September 2019
Events and while you should get involved.
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 625
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Shownotes – Episode 625
29 August 2019
Catching up on the news.
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VerySpatialTV Season 5, Episode 03
Posted onFrank continues the conversation about the link between ethics and geospatial
A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 624
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Shownotes – Episode 624
14 August 2019
Open Source, open access, open data, open standards, open…ness.
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Open Source, open access, open data, open standards, open…ness
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VerySpatialTV Season 5, Episode 02
Posted onIn this video, Frank talks about the connection between Geography and D&D.
A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 623
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Shownotes – Episode 623
28 July 2019
Catching up some news.
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Events Corner:
Music: “Lemon on your tongue” by Earthshine
VerySpatialTV Season 5, Episode 01
Posted onWe are back with new episodes of VerySpatialTV. We hope to release an episode about every other week (opposite of the audio podcast).
VerySpatialTV Season 5 promo
Posted onAfter a SIGNIFICANT break, VerySpatialTV is coming back for a new season. Consider it our 14th Anniversary present to ourselves. You can subscribe and setup notifications for new episodes over at https://youtube.com/veryspatial. Episode 01 of the reboot should be up Thursday.
A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 622
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Shownotes – Episode 622
16 July 2019
Galileo is timeless…the importance of GNSS.
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This week we discuss the importance of GNSS as Galileo has been partially down due to a “ground infrastructure issue” that has left the time and navigation unusable. While this is during the ‘beta’ stage of the system, it highlights an article we talked about in the last episode about the impact of GPS on the US economy.
Then we transitioned into another discussion of digital natives and what educators and employers expect new people to bring to the table as they begin. (and I even cut the last 10 minutes of that conversation…)