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.

September 24, 2005Cartography, VirtualEnvironments, WebMapping

EarthSLOT – NSF funded 3D GIS

EarthSLOT uses a Google Earth like viewer called TerrExplorer by SkyLine. This is work based on an NSF grant by Matt Nolan at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. EarthSLOT Via […]
September 23, 2005Cartography

BBC NEWS | Fake maps fox Shanghai drivers

This is an article that shows the issues with GPS enabled street maps. The problems that Shanghai drivers face when buying ‘fake’ maps is the same everywhere. I disagree with […]
September 22, 2005General

Montgomery County, MD’s woes

I think it is safe for me to say that we are fans of Montgomery County. While I haven’t visited their offices myself, I know that Sue has along with […]
September 22, 2005Remote Sensing

RS desktop images

A nice collection of desktop images generated from remote sensing imagery Jeff’s Homepage Via Digg
September 22, 2005Remote Sensing

BBC NEWS | Mars probe gets mission extension

The European Space Agency has decided to extend the life of the Mars Express Spacecraft which is the platform for the radar sensor that has provided elevation and other information […]
September 22, 2005Remote Sensing, WebMapping

The start of Google Maps Messages?

Data is data. Sure Google gives folks a great interface to view it, but aerial and sattelite images have been captured for decades. Archaeologists have found archaeological sites via aeiral […]
September 21, 2005WebMapping

Mapping The Web’s Future – Forbes.com

An article on web mapping’s significance in the future of the web over at Forbes.com. Mapping The Web’s Future – Forbes.com Via Google Maps Mania
September 20, 2005WebMapping

Top Spot or not

Top spot or not is a site where you can vote on thousands of locations throughout the world. As usual, it uses Google Maps to display the locations. Check it […]
September 20, 2005Remote Sensing

The Full Moon Atlas

This is an image map of Lunar photographs. It is broken into sections so that you can zoom in to few more detail of different portions of the moon. Check […]
September 19, 2005Show Notes

Show notes for AVSP Episode 09

VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 09 September 18, 2005 Main Topic: Geographic Information. Click for the detailed shownotes