Author: Sue
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general, VirtualEnvironments, VirtualWorlds
Microsoft’s Photosynth Technology Preview now available
I have been waiting for Photosynth to come out ever since I blogged it back in the summer. On Thursday, the Photosynth Technology Preview was finally made available for download. […]
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Data, general, Physical Geography
How do you want your geospatial weather data
The National Weather Service is seeking input on its geospatial data services, and would like you to offer comments here. They recognize that “While most NWS information is geospatial in […]
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Data, general, Remote Sensing, space (not spatial)
New Smithsonian Exhibition on Earth from Space
The National Air and Space Museum at the Smithsonian is debuting a new exhibit starting today entitled Earth from Space. The exhibit features a gallery of remotely-sensed images of the […]
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general, VirtualWorlds, WebMapping
My3DVistas – new web application built with Virtual Earth 3D
Like many of you, I have been trying out Virtual Earth 3D, and there are some things I actually really like about it, and some not so much. I have […]
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general, Remote Sensing, WebMapping
Armchair Archaeology using aerial and satellite imagery
Another article in National Geographic’s Digital Places series touches on a topic of special interest: geospatial technologies and archaeology. The article discusses how users of Google Earth and other web […]
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More Near Realtime US Election Mapping
As a follow on to Jesse’s post, CNN has near realtime election results maps for each state and broken down by Senate, Governor, House, etc. You can get breakdowns by […]
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Want to Visit Thames Town – Head to China
Yes, that’s right. Chinese real estate developers have recreated an entire English town, dubbed Thames Town, in the Shanghai suburban area of Songjiang. It is complete with houses, pubs and […]
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Check out the VerySpatial Platial Map
We were pretty busy this week, getting a grant proposal written, doing our presentation for the ESRI user group and other such tasks, but after catching up this morning and […]
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New Historical Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections
Hot off the press is the new Historical Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections 1788-2004, by J. Clark Archer, Stephen J. Lavin, Kenneth C. Martis, and Fred M. Shelley. It is […]
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MapQuest #21 most popular website in the US
According to Alexa’s trafficrankings, MapQuest is 21st in the top 100 most visited website in the US, ahead of sites such as Digg, CNET, Dell, and others. While it may […]
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