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• November 5, 2005General, WebMapping

  Add yourself to the VerySpatial Frappr! community map

  For a while now we have been taking advantage of gVisit to get an idea of where folks are visiting from (around the world) though I seem to have lost […]

• November 5, 2005GeographyBlogs

  TerraFuture podcast

  Ed Parsons and crew have made a four podcast series available from the TerraFutures event the Ordnance Survey hosted. edparsons.com » Blog Archive » Podcasts now all on iTunes edparsons.com […]

• November 4, 2005General

  Online Book Initiatives

  As many of you probably already know, a number of projects have been underway to digitize books and make them available online. Google’s effort has probably generated the most recent […]

• November 4, 2005General

  MIT project maps wireless use on campus in real-time

  Researchers at MIT are utilizing the university’s newly upgraded wireless network to track wireless use on campus. They have developed electronic maps that track use across the campus, not only […]

• November 3, 2005WebMapping

  Yahoo Maps Beta

  As Jesse noted in a post yesterday, Yahoo has redesigned its online mapping interface and added functionality to try to compete with Google Maps. It is currently in beta, and […]

• November 3, 2005VirtualEnvironments

  NVIDIA Immersive Dome Experience

  Check out these pictures of NVIDIA’s Immersive Dome Experience at SIGGRAPH2005. Now that’s 3D visualization! Scott Hessels and Gabriel Dunne did some cool visualization experiments using FAA flight pattern data […]

• November 3, 2005Cartography

  CartoTalk

  After our podcast episode on cartography, John Krygier emailed us, and mentioned that CartoTalk might be a good resource for people interested in cartography and map design. It is a […]

• November 2, 2005WebMapping

  Yahoo! Maps, Flash

  I have to admit that I haven’t been paying a lot of attention to Yahoo! Maps lately but I don’t know when it went to Flash. Either way it looks […]

• November 2, 2005Cartography

  ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ Movie Map

  As mentioned over at the Map Room, the movie pages for the upcoming The Lion, the Witch, and The Wardrobe feature a map based on the great land of Narnia. […]

• November 2, 2005GeographyBlogs, WebMapping

  Trends blog does a roundup of 3D

  I stumbled across the Trends blog (by R. Banks) while I doing some searches on 3D visualization, and found a nice roundup titled “3D. What is it Good for?”, which […]