Month: October 2006
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Happy Halloween
Here are some serious and some funny uses of GIS for Halloween. According to a Texas news report a county in Texas has seen an increased use of a sex […]
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Book Review – GIS A to Z by Sommer and Wade (Eds)
A to Z GIS: An Illustrated Dictionary of Geographic Information Systems by Sommer and Wade (Eds), ESRI Press, 2006 As we quickly covered in the Book Corner in Episode 65 […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 67
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 67 October 30, 2006 Main Topic: Geography of Cemeteries Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for the detailed shownotes
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Acoustic Space podcast
There is another podcast in the classroom space, and it is pretty interesting. Marion Mustoe of Eastern Oregon U worked with his class last spring to create audio responses to […]
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MapQuest #21 most popular website in the US
According to Alexa’s trafficrankings, MapQuest is 21st in the top 100 most visited website in the US, ahead of sites such as Digg, CNET, Dell, and others. While it may […]
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BBC NEWS | Aerial imagery inspires industry
BBC News is back at it with another column on geospatial technologies. This time they looks at the impact of geospatial technologies over the last couple years in response to […]
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Podcast delayed ’til Monday evening
Our apologies for the delay in the podcast release schedule. We had planned to meet up and finish the episode Sunday, but life intervened. We will have episode 67, our […]
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The journey of the MBP begins
This evening I am spending time setting up both BootCamp and Parallels on the new laptop (Core 2 Duo Macbook Pro). I plan to install ArcGIS tomorrow and will begin […]
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Breaking ArcGIS 9.2 news
We just got second hand word that 9.2 bulk shipments will start as early as Nov 14-17, with ArcGIS Explorer going online as a download on Nov 14. We hope […]
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‘The World’ Video
I know that Dubai’s newest artificial islands ‘The World’ made a round of the blogs including a mention on the podcast a while ago, but I had not seen this […]
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