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• November 14, 2005GIS_Software

  Jack Dangermond of ESRI – from New Zealand

  This a short article on GIS from stuff.co.nz and features comments by Jack Dangermond of ESRI. Nothing earth-shattering, but it’s always interesting for me to see how GIS technology has […]

• November 14, 2005Education, General

  GIS on TV

  I was waiting for my ride to campus this morning and I stumbled across a program on the History Channel called Battlefield Detectives. This episode was about the Battle of […]

• November 14, 2005Events, General

  avsp drawing/contest #1

  As we have mentioned in the podcasts and show notes, we are hosting our first give away. We will be conducting a drawing on December 2, 2005 of post cards […]

• November 13, 2005General, Show Notes

  Show notes for AVSP Episode 17

  A VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 17 November 13, 2005 Main Topic: Public and private information Click to directly download Episode 17 Click for the detailed shownotes

• November 13, 2005Podcast

  A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 17

  Main Topic: Public and private information. News: Virtual Earth winner, Rand McNally MapEngine, Google Local mobile

• November 12, 2005WebMapping

  Online Soil Survey: CA, AZ, NV

  A couple of months ago I mentioned the role out of the NRCS’s Web Soil Survey. Today we bring you a localized soil survey page for CA, AZ, an NV […]

• November 11, 2005General

  avsp GIS Day Podcast

  SE03 will not be from the ASA-CSSA-SSSA conference since I didn’t get any usable audio (what I have is good content, just not good quality). Instead we will be hosting […]

• November 11, 2005GIS_Software, Physical Geography, Remote Sensing

  Geography and GIS in Land Use/Land Cover research

  Dr. Richard Aspinall discusses the role of Geography and GIS in an interdisciplinary approach to studying Land Use and Land Cover Change in an editorial in this week’s Directions Magazine. […]

• November 11, 2005Physical Geography, Remote Sensing

  European Space Agengy’s Forest Mapping project

  The European Space Agency (ESA) has developed a mapping service called Kyoto-Inventory which utilizes satelllite imagery to assist in annual reporting on afforestation, refforestation, and deforestation as part of the […]

• November 10, 2005WebMapping

  Virtual Earth $1000 Competition Results

  The winner of the MSN Virtual Earth application contest is MapStats an application that uses Virtual Earth to visualize the locations of visitors to a website. Congratulation! and sorry I […]