GIS_Software

• September 5, 2013VirtualEnvironments, WebMapping

  San Fran Bay Bridge: The most spatial bridge in the world

  According to NPR, when the newly completed San Francisco Bay Bridge reopened, “There was little fanfare, but the gleaming white and newly built $6.4-billion eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland […]

• August 20, 2013Cartography, ESRIUC, general, WebMapping

  GIS and Fine Art

  My day was made brighter this morning by a Paris Metro Project by Hwan Lee, which is an Art Takes Paris project that details all 261 metro stations in Paris […]

• July 30, 2013AVSRT, ESRIUC, Navigation, Travel

  A Review of Apps and Maps

  We downloaded several apps for our Very Spatial Road Trip that were recommended by friends, online reviews, and VerySpatial podcasts. Since she was acting as navigator, Barbara insisted on stopping […]

• July 23, 2013Gadgets, Navigation

  Location Shoes

• July 2, 2013AVSRT, Cartography, Environmental, ESRIUC, WebMapping

  A VerySpatial Road Trip: Missouri Botanical Garden

  Day 2 we hit some fantastic spots around St. Louis.  Hit the link below to find out more!

• June 29, 2013ESRIUC, GIS_Software, Travel

  The Driving Dutchman

  According to a discussion in my LinkdIn ESRI Network, The Driving Dutchman of Cyclomedia is on the last leg of his roadtrip across America to the San Diego ESRI UC. […]

• June 20, 2013Environmental, Human Geography, Remote Sensing, WebMapping

  Cat Tracks

  The BBC News Science & Environment section has an article on “The Secret Life of the cat: What do our feline companions get up to?” with an interactive map of […]

• May 30, 2013Education, Software, WebMapping

  Geospatial Education and Interactive White Boards

  Recently, I have been developing a tutorial for using electronic white boards for education. What I never noticed before, because they work so well together, is the symbiotic relationship between […]

• May 21, 2013Human Geography, Physical Geography, WebMapping

  GIS and Oklahoma Disaster

  Many geospatial professionals, such as those on the GIS Stack Exchange, have asked what they can do with geospatial technologies to help in the aftermath of the tornadoes in Oklahoma or for […]

• May 16, 2013Cartography, general, Political Geography, WebMapping

  The Apostrophe’s Last Stand

  The Wall Street Journal has an interesting, spatially relevant article on regulation and standardization of place names and the disappearing apostrophe in U.S. signage, “Theres a Question Mark Hanging Over […]