GeographyBlogs
Links to other blogs that discuss Geography and geospatial technologies.
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neogeography.net
While the term neogeography is generally related to Platial or the Placekraft blog, there is a new site at neogeography.net that looks at the idea and is an open conversation […]
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ASPRS extends Certification
The ASPRS has announced officially something we heard about when we talked to them at the ESRI UC. They have added a ‘provisional’ status to their certification programs primarily to […]
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Gadgets, general, GeographyBlogs
GoogleTube
As I am sure many of you have read Google dropped 1.6 BILLION dollars for YouTube. We at the VerySpatial “office” are of different minds on the acquisition, but that […]
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General, general, GeographyBlogs
EarthSim for the classroom
For those educators out there in the audience, you might be interested in VirtualGlobes promotional give-away of a one-year subscription to EarthSim. I wasn’t aware that EarthSim existed until yesterday, […]
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Slashgeo’s Anniversary
I forgot to mention it on this weeks podcast, but I do want to wish everyone at Slashgeo a happy anniversary and many more to come. I may not contribute […]
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AVSP Forum going away – links to other great forums
Those of you who have accounts on our forums probably received a notice of a private message on Thursday. Since the spam has spread beyond the forums themselves and since […]
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general, GeographyBlogs, WebMapping
Farallon Podcast talks mashups
Apparently the guys over at Farallon had the same thought that we did for their last podcast as they speak on Mashups the same week we revisit the Webmap APIs. […]
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GISnation has a home
While Kyle says they aren’t heading for your iPod yet as they are going to use YouTube for now, they have a home to help keep up with the new […]
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general, GeographyAwareness, GeographyBlogs
GISnation 001 – let the video flow
A new addition to the geo video podcasting world is GISnation. I haven’t been able to find a related web page in the last 2 minutes, but I will keep […]
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general, GeographyBlogs, Physical Geography
Air Pollution Monitoring Via….Pigeons
Who knew avians could be so high tech? A new study of real-time air pollution is being undertaken using, of all things, pigeons. Little monitors are strapped to the backs […]
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