Month: August 2006
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Geography Teacher Suspended for Showing World Flags
A seventh grade geography teacher in Jefferson county Colorado was suspended for refusing to remove flags of nations from his classroom. Apparently Colorado has a state law the forbids displaying […]
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URISA GIS Salary Survey
For those of you who make your living with GIS, URISA is conducting its 2006-2007 Salary Survey. The results are used by many organizations for budgetary planning and evaluation. The […]
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Pluto is downgraded
Pluto has been downgraded to a dwarf planet by The International Atronomical Union (IAU) comprised of 2,500 astronomers from 75 countries according to Planetary Society. You can see a map […]
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My first post: Crop Circles and GIS
Crop circles might be made by aliens (or creative people with long boards) but they are documented using GIS. Some crop circle sightings on the web include a firefox crop […]
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avsp, general, GeographyAwareness
Have a podcast…send us your promo
We haven’t done a promo swap since the very beginning, but I want to do more. If you are one of the growing number of folks who are starting to […]
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AVSP Roadshow- ESRI UC – Hardware Exhibitors
Some information from exhibitors at the ESRI UC Click to download podcast
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AVSP Roadshow- ESRI UC – NonProfit Exhibitors
Some information from exhibitors at the ESRI UC Click to download podcast
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AVSP Roadshow- ESRI UC – Web Exhibitors
Some information from web oriented exhibitors at the ESRI UC Click here to download the podcast
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Data, general, Programming/Dev, WebMapping
SensorMap from Microsoft Research
I’ve been waiting awhile to check this out, but Microsoft Research has finally gotten their SensorMap project portal up and running as part of their larger SenseWeb project. Basically, SensorMap […]
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A Little Closure….
A couple of three weeks back I blogged a story (and we had it in the podcast) about the orginal Apollo Moon landing video being lost. Apparently it wasn’t just […]
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