Month: July 2006
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Photosynth from Microsoft Live Labs
If you are at all interested in 3D virtual reconstructions and immersive technologies, then you have to check out Microsoft Live Labs’ Photosynth. It is too cool, although it’s not […]
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1969 Moon Images Could Have Been Better
Wow, TV sucks. Apparently the live broadcast moon videos from the 1969 landing were actually much better than we’ve ever realized. The camera used to film the footage wasn’t capatible […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 54
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 54 July 30, 2006 Main Topic: Discussion with Daniel Raven Ellison about Geography in the media. Click to directly download Episode 54 Click for […]
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Open Courseware roundup
Ed emailed us with a nice roundup of open courseware directories and clearinghouses. We have posted about a couple of them previously, but I thought it would be good to […]
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general, Navigation, Physical Geography
CyberTracker, animal tracking for everyone
Listener Jody pointed out a great project that was highlighted on last weeks Living on Earth. CyberTracker allows anyone to capture information, including location, about animal movements. The software uses […]
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Landspaping, not landscapes
The VerySpatial crew spent the day today digging the ‘foundation’ for Frank’s new walkway that extends the length of the front of his house. The up shot is that Sue […]
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Our ‘New Media’ article in ArcUser Magazine
Yes, it is a shamless plug, I know. But, we wrote a short article about the ‘New Media’, including podcasts, blogs, etc. and their role in disseminating information about geography […]
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general, GIS_Software, Human Geography
Humanities and Geography
The current issue of ArcNews has an article from AAG Executive Director, Doug Richardson, on an initiative to link Humanities and Geography. As you may have noted this is high […]
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general, GeographyBlogs, Physical Geography
Air Pollution Monitoring Via….Pigeons
Who knew avians could be so high tech? A new study of real-time air pollution is being undertaken using, of all things, pigeons. Little monitors are strapped to the backs […]
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general, GIS_Software, WebMapping
James Fee’s ArcGIS Server scoop and Jeremy goes to Redlands
There are two bits of ArcGIS Server related information of note today. The first is that Jeremy, one of the key people behind Mapdex, is heading over to the core […]
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