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general, GIS_Software, Software
OOGIS…
We never really talk about GE Energy’s Geospatial Asset Management solution Smallworld. This mostly has to do with the fact that we have never had a chance to see it […]
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Cool Stuff, general, Software, VirtualEnvironments
Synthin’ with Photosynth
As I’m sure many of you remember, I have been a fan of Microsoft Research’s Photosynth since we saw the first tech previews back in July 2006. Today I finally […]
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Cartography, general, Software
ScapeToad – free cartogram generating software
The use of cartograms as representational tools for the US election results got a lot of attention last week, with links to a number of sites such as Mark Newman’s […]
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Mobile Millennium Project – cell phone-based traffic monitoring network
UC Berkeley, partnering with Nokia and Navteq, have been working on a project to use GPS data from cell phones to create a traffic monitoring network that will allow users […]
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ERDAS moves to annual release cycle
Today ERDAS sent out a press release that states that they are moving to an annual release cycle with a major release in the fall and a minor release in […]
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general, Software, VirtualWorlds
EarthScape for iPhone/iPod Touch
I am supposed to be posting another interview right now, but I just bought and started playing with EarthScape Basic, a virtual globe program that runs on the iPhone and […]
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Linux Across the World
For you open source geographers out there, I’m sure you’ve always been curious exactly what the adoption rate of Linux might be world wide. Luckily, you can now see your […]
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general, 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 […]
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DiRT is good
As a one time field archaeologist I can say whole heartedly that dirt (known to some as soil) is good. But this post is about the Digital Research Tools (DiRT) […]
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Cool 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 […]
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