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• August 21, 2009general

  Grad students…graduate

  Today I bring you a public service announcement…As I sit in my new 10×11 windowless office on the campus of UNC Pembroke, I realize I am at a bridging moment […]

• August 20, 2009general, Human Geography

  Want more jobs in the US? Get rural broadband

  Here’s an interesting bit of geographic news from the USDA – rural counties with broadband tend to have more jobs and those jobs are better paying.  Another fascinating finding is […]

• August 16, 2009general, Podcast, Show Notes

  A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 213

  A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 213 August 16, 2009 Main Topic: Our conversations with Kevin Hoyt of Adobe and Erik Johnson of the US Forest Service Click to directly […]

• August 14, 2009Cool Stuff, general, Social Networking, Software

  MySynths – Photosynth meets Facebook

  As many of you know, I just love Photosynth, so naturally I had to post when I was catching up on tech news this afternoon and read about MySynths, a […]

• August 13, 2009general

  Howdy folks

  As my twitter followers know I started my new position at UNC Pembroke as a Geography faculty this Wednesday. Sue and I have spent the last few weeks in wrapping […]

• August 11, 2009general, Podcast, Show Notes

  A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 212

  A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 212 August 9, 2009 Main Topic: Our conversation with Larry Sugarbaker of the USGS Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC […]

• August 10, 2009avsp, general

  Podcast Episode 211 on Tuesday

  Howdy! Apologies for yet another delay, but I am still on the iPhone as the only source of Internet. I don’t have an office on campus yet and cable modem […]

• August 7, 2009general

  Subway Maps: How Do I Love Thee?

  TreeHugger has linked to a slideshow of what they consider the world’s most interesting subway maps. It provides a good visual history of the development of the subway map and […]

• August 2, 2009general, Podcast, Show Notes

  A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 211

  A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 211 August 2, 2009 Main Topic: Our conversation with Richard Cooke of ITT VIS Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC […]

• July 31, 2009general, Human Geography, Remote Sensing

  Remote Sensing Used to Discover Ancient Roman Site

  Really, what CAN’T geospatial do?  Researchers out of University of Padua in Italy took aerial photos of an area just north of Venice and discovered what used to be Altinum, […]