Month: July 2007
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New Poll: Have you gone green
We often talk about global warming, going green, and our role on the environment in the podcast and blog, but we are kind of curious where you stand on the […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 105
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 105 July 22, 2007 Main Topic: Interviews with vendors from 2007 ESRI User Conference Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC […]
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Harry Potter Lexicon and Atlas
I lost a few hours last night looking through the Harry Potter Lexicon especially the atlas of wizarding places and the family trees. Jesse and VerySpatial have also previously compared […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Special Episode 22
Interview with members of the TeleAtlas team recorded at the ESRI UC 2007. Click to download mp3 version Click to download aac version
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Gadgets, general, LBS, Navigation
Vibrating GPS rings – stylish and functional
Yes, that is right. A British designer, Gail Knight, has invented rings with embedded GPS that vibrates to help its wearer find their way in unfamiliar places. While stylish, they […]
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Zonbu: Green computing and you
I came across Zonbu on a couple of tech blogs today and was curious about the many claims…inexpensive, green, silent, data service. After wandering the website it actually looks promising […]
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Real Life Comics on personal navigation systems
While procrastinating last night I caught up on a couple of my favorite webcomics and come across an amusing take on personal navigation systems over at Real Life Comics. Real […]
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Trimble Unviels New Line of Handheld Computers
Well, not exactly a new line, but a pretty hefty update to their Nomad line. The new Nomads include the normal GPS functions, as well as a great deal of […]
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general, Navigation, Remote Sensing
Galileo-GPS agreement in the works
The US and EU are working out an agreement (that may be signed as early as this week) to allow both US GPS and EU Galileo satellites to send data […]
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Lady Bird Johnson and GIS
Lady Bird Johnson is known for wildflowers and nature but the The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center was one of the first centers to use GIS for education, wildflower placement, […]
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