Month: July 2006
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Fame or infamy
Glen recently suggested that there are no famous GIS bloggers. Well, my parents think I am quite famous…or is that infamous… OK, fine! but I have met someone famous (though […]
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Real time traffic tracking
This isn’t your father’s real time traffic tracking. This is personal. Technology has been out for awhile now that can read a license plate in traffic from a distance. So […]
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Build a better NASA?
Seed magazine has an interesting editorial about building a better NASA. The crux of the article is that NASA has gotten off of its prime mission and needs to refocus […]
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Forum topic: NASA’s focus
I was going to let people find our new forum topic on their own until Adena posted about the change to NASA’s mission statement (via the NY Times). Our forum […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast is 1 Year Old
Yeah, we made it through our first year! And what a year it’s been. I don’t think we had any idea how the podcast would take off and grow when […]
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Contest 4 Winners
We have the winners for our anniversary contest. We would like to congratulate all of our winners and wish everyone else luck on our next contest. Keith Miller – Grand […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 53
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 53 July 23, 2006 Main Topic: Discussion with Peter Batty, VP and CTO of Intergraph. Click to directly download Episode 53 Click for the […]
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Conference episode feed
With the deluge of audio that I expect to come out of the ESRI User Conference I wanted to go ahead and get the new conference feed running. To subscribe […]
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Conference, general, Podcast, Show Notes
AVSP Roadshow – Where 2.0 Talent
Post-conference interview with Manolis Koutlis of Talent Information Systems S.A. Click here to download the interview
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O’Reilly’s 8th Annual OSCON – Open Source Convention
I don’t think we’ve mentioned it yet, but O’Reilly’s OSCON 2006 will be going on in Portland, OR starting Monday, July 24th and running through Friday, July 28th. Sessions are […]
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