Recent Posts

• September 19, 2005WebMapping

  National Geographic and Google Earth

  I have read about it everywhere, I mentioned in the podcast, now it is time to blog it. Google Earth has included layers pointing to National Geographic information, primarily multimedia. […]

• September 19, 2005Events

  Geospatial Information & Technology Assoc. to hold online convention

  GITA will be holding its first ever online convention and exposition, from October 1st to December 31st. There will be 2 sessions of speakers, and registered users can view the […]

• September 19, 2005Podcast

  A Very Spatial Podcast – Episode 09

  Main Topic: Geographic Infomation. News: Microsoft PDC, National Geographic and Google Earth, and USGS NGOTC.

• September 18, 2005General, WebMapping

  World66 – travel guide you write

  During one of my “brain hurts” breaks tonight I came across this site. I came in originally through their map builder, which lets you create a map that shows the […]

• September 18, 2005avsp

  Podcast delayed until Monday AM

  While the podcast has been recorded, I am writing today and won’t get a chance to put the pieces together and post it until late tonight or Monday morning. Apologies […]

• September 17, 2005Columns

  Geographic Musings – One Map to Rule Them All…

  Frank has provided us with our second column entitled “One Map to Rule Them All…”, his views on the background of webmaps.

• September 17, 2005Columns

  One Map to Rule Them All

  By: Frank, September 17, 2005 Maps are cool. Geographers have known this for years. The rest of the world is just figuring this out. Stuff has a spatial relationship to […]

• September 17, 2005Columns

  The VerySpatial Classroom 01: Geography Matters

  By: Jesse, August 19, 2005 This is the first installment of The VerySpatial Classroom, a column on VerySpatial.com intended to provide information on, and answer questions regarding, Geography and geospatial […]

• September 17, 2005Cartography, GIS_Software, Human Geography

  Geographer Daniel Sui in GeoWorld -Making spatial special

  In the September issue of GeoWorld, Daniel Sui has a short article discussing the notion of a humanistic GIScience and how geospatial technologies can play a broader role in defining […]

• September 16, 2005General

  Keychain size personal GPS device hits the market

  Yes, that’s right. According to the press release, this new personal GPS unit has full GPS capabilities, e-911, two-way voice speaker phone, and programmable buttons for one-touch dialing, and is […]