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.
  • A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 25

    Main Topic: Importance of Professional Organizations. News: CES, OGC WPS, Landsat.

  • New Gadgets from CES day 2

    More tidbits from the folks at Engadget and Gizmodo Google Local Mobile Drive Sync allows you to record your cars movements JVC eAvinu Day 2 seemed a little quieter, today […]

  • VerySpatial in the AAG Newsletter

    We were mentioned in an article on Geography Awareness Week events (on p9 for those of you who receive the newsletter).  Nothing big but it gets our name out to […]

  • Book Review – Making Maps (Krygier and Wood, 2005)

    One of the main issues in geospatial technologies today is the quality of the output whether it be for a presentation, map in a document or a poster. The underlying […]

  • New Gadgets from CES day 1

    It is that CES time of year again, time for lots of new toys. Most of the one that I have found are GPS related, perhaps because I am only […]

  • More on avsp contest 2 & 3 – updated

    There is only one day left to enter our next contests and we only have a few entries for each contest so far. The first place prize for contest 2 […]

  • GEwar

    I haven’t taken more than a cursory glance, but this is a link to the Google Earth War game. Looks fun if you don’t have people giving you significant looks […]

  • Audio from the mainstream

    Two new mainstream media audio programs leaped onto the scene today. OnPoint, an NPR program, hosted a program titled The Geospatial Web that covered the ubiquitousness of geospatial technologies, much […]

  • KhaosLabs | MapMe for Skype

    This is an interesting concept to keep an eye on. MapMe blends Skype and maps for a spatial address book and what they call a geographical caller ID. KhaosLabs | […]

  • Podcast feed issue fixed

    I am not sure anyone even noticed, but after I upgraded to WordPress2.0 last night the podcast feed was fine until it decided the cached copy had been around too […]

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