GIS_Software
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David Pogue on phone GPS tracking
David Pogue, NY Times tech funny man, talks about location based tracking of kids using cellphones. He talks about the phones, the pricing and the mapping backends that are used […]
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Navigation news for the travel season
Yeah, I am taking advantage of being out of Morgantown, and my Dad’s cable modem, to catch up with everything (uploading VSTV05 and AVSP75, reading RSS feeds). First, Samsung has […]
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Weather Bonk – real time weather Google Maps mashup
For those of you out there who don’t get enough weather from The Weather Channel, you definitely need to check out Weather Bonk, a cool website featuring a Google Maps […]
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general, Software, VirtualEnvironments
Quick overview of Google Sketchup
Episode 32 of MacBreak gives a nice video overview of how to use Google Sketchup in conjunction with Google Earth. While they demo it on a Mac, it works the […]
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general, GIS_Software, Software
gvSIG makes it to 1.0
The only GIS that I am aware of that is coming out of Spain, gvSIG, sent out a press release today announcing that they made it to a stable version […]
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Mapping Social Issues – The Downtown Los Angeles Homeless Map
Cartifact, a Los Angeles-based mapping firm, has produced a visual mapping tool of concentrations of homeless people in downtown Los Angeles which, according to the map website, is the epicenter […]
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general, Human Geography, WebMapping
Malaria Atlas Project aims to produce first global malaria map in 40 years
The Malaria Atlas Project (MAP) is a joint British and Kenya effort to create an updated map of global malaria endemicity, the first update in 40 years. According to the […]
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National Geographic to upgrade their map-related web offerings
According to a report from North Denver News, National Geographic has hired a Denver-based firm called Fusionbox to revamp their maps division online presence. The upgraded website will include interactive […]
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VirtualCity Toronto – a cool combo of Google Maps and street level photos
I really liked A9’s Block Level street photos that let you see what the central areas of various cities were like, and we actually used them a few times to […]
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IBM funding 3D internet project
I am starting to catch up on some things I’ve missed while we were getting ready for the SEDAAG conference, and this project is one I’m really interested in. An […]
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