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• August 22, 2005WebMapping

  smugMaps

  The photo sharing site Smugmug, Inc. announced the launch of smugMaps, which allows users to combine photos and maps. Here is a link to the press release on Geocommunity http://spatialnews.geocomm.com/dailynews/2005/aug/22/news4.html […]

• August 22, 2005GeographyBlogs

  voyeurism

  As I pointed out in the podcast, VerySpatial was the first Geography podcast in the US while ventriloquy is the first over all (in Singapore). This podcast is attached to […]

• August 22, 2005general, General

  Call for participants – AAG panel on blogging

  We would like to put together a presentation session and/or a panel session on blogging and podcasting in Geography and related disciplines and technologies. If you are a blogger, podcaster […]

• August 21, 2005general, Show Notes

  Show notes for AVSP Episode 05

  VerySpatial Podcast Shownotes – Episode 05 August 21, 2005 Main Topic: A discussion of the webmap API wars. Click for the detailed shownotes

• August 21, 2005general, General, GIS_Software

  List of disk based GIS systems and goodies

  This is a list sent to us by Edward, a listener, of disk based GIS systems. These are bootable systems that do not require you to istall anything to your […]

• August 21, 2005general, Podcast

  A Very Spatial Podcast – Episode 05

  Geography Education Bill, web soil survey, “Spatial Portals”, and maps.a9.com in the news. Education site in this weeks web feature. Main topic is a discussion on the webmap API wars.

• August 21, 2005General, general, WebMapping

  BBC Article – Portal race goes local and global

  BBC article on the neverending search engine battle. BBC NEWS | Programmes | Click Online | Portal race goes local and global

• August 20, 2005Columns, general

  Column…the first

  Our first column, an introduction to our VerySpatial Classroom column, is now up. This column will probably be a monthly posting for the foreseeable future and it should be joined […]

• August 19, 2005general, General, GeographyBlogs

  A GIS Podcast — Hobu, Inc.

  Howard Butler has a single podcast episode up on his website. He focuses on the announcements at the ESRI UC and announce on Mapserver. We are still going to claim […]

• August 19, 2005general, Remote Sensing, WebMapping

  How Hot is Aerial Mapping Technology?

  This article from GeoCommunity’s Spatial News will tell you…. http://spatialnews.geocomm.com/dailynews/2005/aug/18/news5.html