Author: Sue

August 22, 2006general, GIS_Software

Manhattan Timeformations

Yes, that’s right, I am finally back posting. While Jesse has been keeping up with the blog, I have been working on a big demo project for our geovisualization work […]
August 15, 2006general, WebMapping

It won’t brighten your day, but it’s still geography

If you want to be really depressed, check out the Havaria Information Service AlertMap, a Google Maps-based which displays alerts of all types from around the world. Even though it’s […]
August 13, 2006Events, general, WebMapping

GeoWeb 2006 podcasts

For those of you, like us, who couldn’t make it to GeoWeb 2006 in Vancouver, the keynotes and plenary session are now available as free podcasts. The proceedings are also […]
August 10, 2006Events, general, VirtualEnvironments

Metaverse Roadmap Pre-Release Party

For those of you who are in the New York City area and interested in what’s going on with the Metaverse Roadmap project, Eyebeam will be hosting a Pre-Release Party […]
August 8, 2006Events, general, GIS_Software, VirtualEnvironments

So Many Sessions, So Little Time…..

This morning, we wandered through the ESRI UC Exhibit Hall (which really makes you think, hey, Segway rentals for touring the exhibit space would be awesome). We did a couple […]
August 6, 2006Education, Events, general

GIS Day video resources from ESRI

This past week, ESRI announced they have prepared a series of videos highlighting various aspects of GIS that can be used for GIS Day activities. I am a little late […]
July 31, 2006general, VirtualEnvironments

Photosynth from Microsoft Live Labs

If you are at all interested in 3D virtual reconstructions and immersive technologies, then you have to check out Microsoft Live Labs’ Photosynth. It is too cool, although it’s not […]
July 30, 2006Education, general

Open Courseware roundup

Ed emailed us with a nice roundup of open courseware directories and clearinghouses. We have posted about a couple of them previously, but I thought it would be good to […]
July 28, 2006avsp, general

Our ‘New Media’ article in ArcUser Magazine

Yes, it is a shamless plug, I know. But, we wrote a short article about the ‘New Media’, including podcasts, blogs, etc. and their role in disseminating information about geography […]
July 24, 2006Events, general

A VerySpatial Podcast is 1 Year Old

Yeah, we made it through our first year! And what a year it’s been. I don’t think we had any idea how the podcast would take off and grow when […]