Recent Posts

• November 22, 2005GeographyBlogs, GIS_Software

  Geographic Information Systems (GIS) GeoBlog

  Another GIS blog has found its way into my RSS aggregator: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) GeoBlog. This blog does a great job of the 2 things I think blogs are […]

• November 22, 2005Remote Sensing, WebMapping

  NASA’s World Wind now has Moon images

  A nice article at NYTimes.com (free registration required) highlights NASA’s World Wind viewer and the ten-terabyte satellite imagery archive that is available and now includes imagery of the lunar surface […]

• November 21, 2005Events, GIS_Software, WebMapping

  QGIS Community – Interview with Tim Baggett

  Tim Sutton, a QGIS developer, pointed out their recent interview with Tim Baggett who helped design an OpenSource based system to track ballons for the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. Check […]

• November 21, 2005Education, Remote Sensing

  NASA’s ISS EarthKAM program

  I just read an article about a teacher in Maine who has had her students participating in projects based on NASA’s ISS EarthKam project. EartKAM is Earth Knowledge Acquired by […]

• November 20, 2005Podcast

  A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 18

  Main Topic: Migration: The Human Journey. News: Internet control, Greenwich CT data issues, AR GIS High School Students.

• November 20, 2005Human Geography, Show Notes

  Show notes for AVSP Episode 18

  A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 18 November 20, 2005 Main Topic: Migration Click to directly download Episode 18 Click for the detailed shownotes

• November 19, 2005Events, GeographyAwareness

  GAW wrap up

  Well, today is the last day of Geography Awareness Week. I just wanted to offer up a couple of links for you to check out to see what happened this […]

• November 18, 2005Events, General, GeographyAwareness

  GAW Day 5: Applied Geography

  During our posts this week, we have talked about some of the main branches of geography, including physical and human geography, and the closely related discipline of cartography. For our […]

• November 18, 2005WebMapping

  Sony’s DRM Damage Mapped

  Sony stepped into all sorts of trouble with thier copy protection scheme on CDs. Although they claim the damage is minimal, the folks over at Doxpara Research claim otherwise. Since […]

• November 17, 2005General

  “The Codification of Humanity” – from the Trends blog

  I was catching up on some of the entries from the Trends blog and I found an entry about a video by Chris Oakley called The Catalogue. Just as Jesse’s […]