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• January 14, 2006Remote Sensing

  Leica announces version 9.0 of software suite

  I have forgotten to blog this for 3 straight days, and I will wait until we receive our copy before I say too much, but on Jan 12, Leica Geosystems […]

• January 14, 2006Show Notes

  Show notes for AVSP Episode 26

  A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 26 January 15, 2006 Main Topic: Interview with Peter Morville, author of Ambient Findability Click to directly download Episode 26 Click for the detailed […]

• January 14, 2006Podcast

  A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 26

  Main Topic: Interview with Peter Morville. News: NGTOC update, Leica 9.0, Stardust project

• January 14, 2006Columns

  Press Release – January 13, 2006

  PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For information about this announcement, contact: Jesse Rouse VerySpatial, LLC tel: +1-304-756-8125 podcast@veryspatial.com A VerySpatial Podcast half-year episode featuring interview with Peter Morville Morgantown, WV, […]

• January 13, 2006General

  Did the Chinese discover America?

  The BBCNews website posted an article today about a Chinese map that, if authentic, may suggest that Chinese mariners visited and mapped the coasts of America before Columbus. Chinese characters […]

• January 13, 2006WebMapping

  Perspective mapping using Google and Yahoo!

  Sliced bread may be nearing its end as the measuring stick for greatness, as new ideas are leaping onto the web for ways to use all of the AJAX and […]

• January 13, 2006General

  NSG Statement of Strategic Intent Available

  The NGA issued a press release today announcing the availability of the National System for Geospatial-Intelligence (NSG) Statement of Strategic Intent, a document that gives a vision for the future […]

• January 13, 2006General, Hardware

  Tiny tiny GPS receiver

  It is small… it is small… oh and it is a GPS receiver.  Ubiquitous computing requires truly portable electronics…I think this might help keep your device slim. New Zealand’s Rakon […]

• January 12, 2006General, Physical Geography

  Alaskan Volcano webcam

  The Alaska Volcano Observatory website has a webcam located on Augustine Island in Alaska, monitoring Augustine Volcano, which had a small ash eruption yesterday and continues to show signs of […]

• January 12, 2006WebMapping

  NPR on web-based directions

  “Ask anyone for directions and you will see the strengths and weaknesses of the human species…” (NPR Morning Edition, Jan 10, 2006) Sometimes I am a little frightened that I […]