Author: Jesse

Jesse is an Assistant Professor in Geography with research focusing on the integration of phenomenology and geospatial technologies to study prehistoric cultural landscape. He is a GIS Professional and Registered Professional Archaeologist and holds a PhD and MA in Geography and a BS in Anthropology with a concentration in archaeology.

April 15, 2006Gadgets, general, Navigation

Review of the TomTom 910

Laptop Magazine has a review of the TomTom Go 910. The general upshot? It does what it is supposed to do to get you from point A to point B […]
April 14, 2006general, Show Notes

Show notes for AVSP Episode 38

A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 38 April 9, 2006 Main Topic: Geography of oil Click to directly download Episode 38 Click for the detailed shownotes
April 11, 2006general, GeographyBlogs

Farallon Geographics podcast

We missed one of the recent additions to the GIS podcast community. Farallon Geographics has released 2 podcasts (one in early Feb, the other in late March) under the title […]
April 11, 2006avsp, general

Transitions never go as easily as they should

Apparently we have disappeared from iTunes. I am guessing this is due to the edits to the feed. This won’t impact anyone who isn’t using iTunes (all 30 of you […]
April 9, 2006general, Podcast

A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 38

Main topic: Geography of Oil. News: MapOFF, National Geography Bee, Google related news
April 9, 2006avsp, general

Heads up

I just wanted to let all of the subscribers know that I am editing the main podcast feed today so your aggregator may think all of the episodes are new […]
April 8, 2006general, Groups

Associations/Groups – American Congress on Survey and Mapping

The American Congress on Survey and Mapping is made up of four member organizations, which serve as special interests groups including: The American Association for Geodetic Surveying Ã¢â‚¬â€œ AAGS The […]
April 5, 2006Gadgets, general

Google Earth in cars (in Japan)

Ummm…Update: Engadget booboo’d Apparently Honda Japan will be incorporating Google Earth into one of their premium services and linking it with wirless capabilities to support real-time traffic information. Volkswagen showed […]
April 4, 2006Events, general

Good couple of days

As Sue mentioned a couple of days ago, we have spent Monday and Tuesday in DC touring a few geospatial shops with a group of students to show them a […]
April 3, 2006Gadgets, general

Engadget GPS

With the volume of multifunction GPS units that have been announced over the last few weeks, I think this is a good time to remind everyone of Engadget GPS where […]