Month: August 2009
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 215
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 215 August 30, 2009 Main Topic: Our conversation with Jon Kimerling and Aileen Buckley, authors of the 6th edition of Map Use: Reading and […]
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Virtualization Gate – Full-bodied Immersive Virtual Environment
As many of you know, we have been involved in research related to geovisualization, 3D immersive virtual environments, and 3D virtual worlds for quite a while, and we’ve talked about […]
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MAPTOR – Cool Concept for Projecting Your Maps on the Go
Some of you may have seen this already, but here’s a cool concept for those times when you just want to see a map, or when you want to point […]
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Associations/Groups – GISCI
Since I finished my GISP application and FINALLY sent it in I thought it was probably time to highlight the GIS Certification Institute. From their web site the GISCI “provides […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 214
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 214 August 23, 2009 Main Topic: Our conversation with Paul Bissett of WeoGeo Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click […]
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GIS in Disneyworld
The Disney Universe is a pretty elaborate one and one of the ways they keep it running is GIS. Some of the current job openings include is a civil engineering […]
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Walking in Circles again
An article in the U.K. Dailymail covers current research about why people walk in circles when they get lost. Although I am sure that it was written with tongue in […]
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BBC NEWS | Handsets enhance the real world
The BBC has a nice write up of Augmented Reality and a video from Layar demoing how their phone based AR works. LBS marches forward! BBC NEWS | Programmes | […]
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Grad students…graduate
Today I bring you a public service announcement…As I sit in my new 10×11 windowless office on the campus of UNC Pembroke, I realize I am at a bridging moment […]
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Want more jobs in the US? Get rural broadband
Here’s an interesting bit of geographic news from the USDA – rural counties with broadband tend to have more jobs and those jobs are better paying. Another fascinating finding is […]
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