Month: July 2012
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All tied up: Remote Sensing
A year after the introductory post to my “All tied up” series I am actually releasing my next post. In the intervening year terms have, if anything, become even more […]
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Like4Trees and A VerySpatial Evening
With only a week to go, I wanted to remind everyone that we are in the last week of our Like4Trees campaign. We will donate $1 per person who has […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 365
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 365 July 15, 2012 Main Topic: Lots of News! Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC Click for the detailed shownotes
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Printable carpet
Seven years ago our first post on VerySpatial.com was a link to an article on Engadget on the aerial image carpet in Sacramento Airport. At the time the article said […]
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Space between my ears, VirtualWorlds
More things, less stuff
Like all of us, I’m a creature of habit. I start my day off with the obligatory gallon and a half of coffee and my normal web rounds to see […]
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The United Shapes
From the most excellent as always XKCD… and you can even get this one as a poster! Click the image to make it larger so you can see the detail.
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 364
A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 364 July 8, 2012 Main Topic: Our conversation on “turning on your spatial light bulb” Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download […]
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TomTom throws open doors to MapShare updates
I know I am about a week behind on this, but I am still pretty excited about TomTom’s ever growing utilization of its MapShare database. With the release of regular, […]
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Geospatial Dolls
The Canadian Globe and Mail newspaper has an interesting article asking, “Do these dolls perpetuate Canadian stereotypes?” It raises the question of Maplelea Girls, which are a Canadian version of American […]
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General, Human Geography, Travel
NPR Laments the Death of Paper Road Maps
Paper road maps are becoming obsolete, claims a NPR report. Well, not completely obsolete, but less and less used by daily drivers as GPS and SatNav have taken over. A […]
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