GIS_Software

• July 17, 2008general, Remote Sensing

  Some of what’s coming in ERDAS Imagine 9.3

  Unfortunately, I signed on to the Imagine 9.3 session late and missed most of the things I wanted to see (Web Services and vector rendering details) but while I was […]

• July 15, 2008Events, general, VirtualEnvironments

  Virtual Policy ’08 – UK conference on Public Policy and Virtual Worlds

  Next week (July 22nd & 23rd), the Virtual Policy Network, a group focused on researching the public policy implications of virtual worlds, will be holding the first conference in the […]

• July 14, 2008general, GIS_Software, Remote Sensing

  ERDAS Imagine 9.3 Webinar

  I try not to talk about our adverts in posts, but the most recent ERDAS ad is for an upcoming webinar titled ERDAS IMAGINE 9.3…IMAGINE What’s Next! (Webinar) which grabbed […]

• July 14, 2008Education, general, VirtualEnvironments

  Webkinz and Maps

  I played Webkinz all weekend with my nephew. It’s a cute stuffed toy with a code to enter a virtual environment with tons of interactive games. Many schools use Webkinz […]

• July 2, 2008general, Programming/Dev, Software, WebMapping

  UK government wants you to show them a better way

  If you live in the UK (or are just interested in improving their access to data), you can now add your idea to a growing movement to make more public […]

• June 27, 2008ESRIUC, general, Remote Sensing

  Remote Sensing at ESRI UC

  The latest mass email from ESRI regarding the International User Conference had a small blurb on a new Remote Sensing GIS Summit that has been added to the event on […]

• June 26, 2008general, WebMapping

  Who Loves Nine Inch Nails – Google Earth knows

  The band Nine Inch Nails has posted a cool new visualization of the 1,400,000 downloads of their latest album, The Slip, that they have released as a KML file. The […]

• June 18, 2008Cartography, general, Physical Geography, Remote Sensing

  INFOMAR – Mapping Ireland’s Seabed

  Just as countries are spending increasing amounts of money and resources to map their territories using high-resolution technologies such as LIDAR, some, like Ireland, are devoting significant effort to map […]

• June 11, 2008Cool Stuff, general, Software, VirtualEnvironments

  Stonehenge gets the Photosynth treatment

  You know I just love Photosynth (although I wish Microsoft would finally make it available in some form other than a technology preview), so I had to check out the […]

• May 31, 2008general, GIS_Software

  GIS for Olympic Games traffic management

  China TransInfo Technology Corp. announced a couple of days ago that they will be developing an Olympic Games Traffic GIS Application System for Beijing’s Traffic Management Bureau. Although there are […]