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.

February 5, 2006Show Notes

Show notes for AVSP Episode 29

A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 29 February 05, 2006 Main Topic: Interview with John O’Loughlin Political Geographer and Professor at University of Colorado at Boulder Discussion on the Geography […]
February 5, 2006Podcast

A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 29

Main Topic: Interview with John O’Loughlin.Ã‚Â News: AmericaView Internships, Mapion, Intergraph SGI change of guard
February 5, 2006Events, GIS_Software, Groups

Open Source Geospatial Foundation begins…

Schuyler Erle over at MappingHacks.com has a round-up of Saturday’s activities in Chicago. The upshot is that we now have the Open Source Geospatial Foundation, OSGeo (eventually to be at […]
February 4, 2006General

Geography on WikiMedia Commons

While many of us are familiar with the Wikipedia project, there is a similar and related project to gather non-copyright or open copyright media on subject matter. There is a […]
February 3, 2006Navigation

TrailRunnerX

We received an email regarding an interesting free MacOS X tool for route planning for trail related sports (running, skiing, hiking, biking…)Ã‚Â Here is a quote from the developer: ” […]
February 2, 2006Human Geography, Reviews

Book review of Tweed’s Crossing and Dwelling

The American Religious Experience at http://are.as.wvu.edu is an online journal which has been in publication for nearly a decade, which is edited by Briane Turley of WVU. In our continuing […]
February 2, 2006GIS_Software

Laser-Scan’s new Radius Studio

I know that Jeff at Vector One mentioned his interest in this product last week and today I received Laser-Scans enewsletter so I thought I might quote from it… “Radius […]
February 1, 2006avsp

avsp music to date

I have been terrible about giving credit to the bands we play in the podcast. This is mostly because I don’t usually decide what to include until we have finished […]
January 31, 2006GeographyBlogs

ESRI Podcasts revisited

For some reason we never got around to blogging this…ESRI has split its podcast offerings into two sections: Instructional and Speaker.Ã‚Â The instructional series is devoted to short overviews of […]
January 31, 2006General, Navigation

Live in the SouthCentral US…Make some cash

Engadget points out a money making venture that they feel in perfect for geocachers…I think that we (geospatial professionals) are just as well suited (if not better) for the task. […]