Month: May 2006
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Geospatial at WWW2006
The schedule for WWW2006, taking place now in Edinburgh, shows that one of the paper sessions taking place Thursday morning will focus on geospatial web applications along with a few […]
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ESRI Dev Summit presentations
The Dev Summit presentations are now available in PDF format from http://gis.esri.com/library/userconf/devsummit06/index.html. You don’t get the anecdotes and wisdom imparted during the presentations, but they get you the information.
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Spatialized Audio in Games
There has been some research to date on spatializing audio in 3D environments. While we have 7.1 and beyond sound to give us directionality for sound there remains a need […]
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general, Programming/Dev, VirtualEnvironments
Google Earth and Virtual Worlds
Stephan over at OgleEarth links to a post by Avi Bar-Zeev, one of the Keyhole co-founders who also worked for Linden Labs (makers of Second Life), about Google Earth, what […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 44
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 44 May 21, 2006 Main Topic: Discussion on Metaverse Roadmap Click to directly download Episode 44 Click for the detailed shownotes
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If the Earth were a sandwich…….
Do you think you have what it takes to be “Awesome”? It isn’t easy. There’s a test of skill and knowledge and tasty lunctime goodness. The League of Awesomeness (part […]
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Phase I report on Geospatial Workforce available for comment
GITA and AAG have completed their Phase I report, entitled “Defining and Communicating Geospatial Industry Workforce Demand”, as part of the Department of Labor grant on the geospatial workforce. It […]
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URISA’s response to Geospatial LOB RFI
URISA has posted their reponse to the Geospatial LOB RFI that was announced last month. Import Cartography links to the URISA pdf and talks a little about. In my distoriented […]
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Research Channel and GeoInformation
The Research Channel is network that shows presentations on the latest research and technologies from throughout the sciences and humanities, many of which they make available online as well. If […]
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general, Programming/Dev, WebMapping
MapCruncher – Microsoft’s new prototype mashup creator
I was checking out the Microsoft Research news, and I saw this press release about MapCruncher, a new prototype that helps users make mash-ups with MSN Virtual Earth of course. […]
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