Month: November 2005

  • MapServer Foundation

    Monday marked the launch of the MapServer Foundation, a “nonprofit legal entity established to support the needs of the open source web mapping community.” Included among the 11 people who […]

  • Microsoft selects 15-meter imagery for Windows Live Local

    Harris Corporation announced on Monday that Microsoft will be using their 15-meter Global Dataset imagery for their Windows Live Local Powered by Virtual Earth. I couldn’t find a definite release […]

  • New Orleans to get free city-wide WiFi – Engadget

    As things move forward in the Gulf Coast region the city of New Orleans plans to provide WiFi in portions of the city for residents and businesses in an attempt […]

  • Digital Rights Management for Geographic Information

    A Geoplace feature article by John Herring, who works at Oracle and is editor of GeoInformatica, briefly discusses the issue of DRM (Digital Rights Management) in the geospatial community). An […]

  • 10,000 downloads and counting!

    19 episodes, 3 special episode, 10,000 downloads, somewhere around 500 per episode… 1 great big thank you for listening and supporting us!

  • New Demos for Boston HyperMap Atlas

    StrataVarious, the company that has developed the Boston HyperMap Atlas, has just released 2 new demos, one using MSN Virtual Earth and one using Yahoo Maps. They have also prepared […]

  • Show notes for AVSP Episode 19

    A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 19 November 27, 2005 Main Topic: Comparing GIS analysis and web mapping Click to directly download Episode 19 Click for the detailed shownotes

  • A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 19

    Main Topic: Comparing GIS analysis and web mapping. News: Lunar World Wind, Froogle with Google Maps.

  • Our GIS Day podcast is a Success Story!

    the VerySpatial Podcast GIS Day 2005 episode is highlighted on the GISDay.com Success Stories webpage! Thanks again to Frank and to Rick Lawson of ESRI for joining us on the […]

  • What has MapQuest Been Up To?

    Although MapQuest has been largely left out of a lot of the discussion on the recent explosion of web mapping, they are still out there and are retaining a significant […]

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