GeoWeb and the New World
Andrew and I attended a seminar entitled ‘GeoWeb and the New World’ last Friday. Renée Sieber (Associate Professor at McGill... Continue reading →
Andrew and I attended a seminar entitled ‘GeoWeb and the New World’ last Friday. Renée Sieber (Associate Professor at McGill... Continue reading →
The latest buzzword in the industry at the moment seems to be crowd sourcing otherwise known as citizen science or... Continue reading →
Gaia Resources worked with the team at Rio Tinto to develop environmental data standards for the biological and other surveys... Continue reading →
I recently had the opportunity to attend the WA launch of MapInfo 10.5 and while this release feels less revolutionary... Continue reading →
s little as five years ago it would have been hard to imagine that GIS, maps and location would have... Continue reading →
In the last few months I have been using a few new tools that I have found really useful. Best... Continue reading →
It’s been impossible to avoid the big tech news of last week – Google have released their Nexus One phone.... Continue reading →
After an announcement in August Twitter have released their geotagging api. At this stage the functionality isn’t available at twitter.com,... Continue reading →
If you’re not already watching the Twitter feed from FOSS4G, have a look at http://twitter.com/#search?q=%23foss4g2009. Both Andrew (http://twitter.com/andrew_dennison) and... Continue reading →
We will be having a stand at the WALIS Forum again this year. At the stand we will be... Continue reading →
Interesting and somewhat critical article on the issues associated with data interoperability. Google are moving from using Tele Atlas street... Continue reading →
GeoEye-1 has celebrated its first birthday Two cool new uses for augmented reality. The first round of iPhone apps have... Continue reading →
Quicklinks is a new feature of our blog that will highlight things that we have found interesting over the past... Continue reading →
Andrew Dennison will be joining us after his current trip to New Zealand as our Lead GIS Operator. Andrew has... Continue reading →