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June 13, 2007Cartography, general, Human Geography

Mapping the money for the 2008 election

The Federal Election Commission has released its own series of interactive maps on its website that shows the current status of campaign contributions for the 2008 US presidential election (although […]
June 12, 2007general, GIS_Software, WebMapping

Upcoming GIS and web book

Scott Davis is authoring an upcoming book entitled GIS for Web Developers: Adding ‘Where’ to Your Web Applications from the Pragmatic Bookshelf the book will be out either June or […]
June 12, 2007avsp, ESRIUC, general

Reminder – Live show and geobloggers

A quick reminder that a week from today will find the VerySpatial crew in San Diego for the ESRI User Conference. During this frantic week of presentations and interviews we […]
June 11, 2007general, General

ROME

It took ten years and four universities to create some really cool 3D models of ancient Rome called Rome Reborn. It’s not just the 3D images that are fascinating but […]
June 11, 2007avsp, Contest, general

Second anniversary contest – Week 4

Click through to answer the fourth weekÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s question for your chance to win. Remember that you can answer once a week for up to 5 entries for the Grand Prize […]
June 11, 2007general, Podcast, Show Notes

A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 99

A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 99 June 10, 2007 Main Topic:Discussion with Steve Chilton on OSM and State of the Map Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly […]
June 10, 2007avsp, general

Epi 99 delayed a few hours

Sue, Zach and I have been checking out San Francisco ever since our official duties ended on Saturday with the recording of the podcast. I have most of the edit […]
June 10, 2007Cartography, general

The Maps of Jules Verne

In case you ever wanted to see the maps of Jules Verne’s novels, you can check them out here. The site has scans in various sizes for every first edition […]
June 9, 2007general, space (not spatial)

Mars Has Water!

Or at least it looks that way. The Mars explorer has turned up evidence that there are small pools of water on the surface of Mars. The claim is bound […]
June 8, 2007general, isde5, VirtualWorlds

Virtual Globes session at ISDE5

We have Bern Szukalski of ESRI, Bill Gail of Microsoft, Patrick Hogan of World Wind, Chuck Stein of Geofusion, and Brian McClendon of Google. Overall the discussion started off with […]