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The Agricultural Institute of Canada (AIC) unites the professional and scientific components of Canadian agriculture in a national federation of provincial institutes of agrologists and...More

Alameda Community Learning Center

The ACLC serves roughly 250 6th-12th grade learners from all over the city of Alameda. Our student population is representative of the general population of Alameda, with slight under...More

American Congress on Surveying & Mapping

American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC)

The American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) is the voice of America's engineering industry. ACEC seeks to provide a favorable business environment for the engineering industry through...More

American Engineering Group LLC

AEG (ISO 9001) offers product development, design & engineering services for metal, plastic, rubber, ceramic and composite products. Other capabilities include Failure Analysis, FEA & Product...More

American Forests

American Forests is the oldest conservation organization in the United States today. For more than 120 years--since 1875--American Forests has worked to ensure a sustainable future for our...More

American Geographical Society

The mission of the American Geographical Society is to link business, professional, and scholarly worlds in the creation and application of geographical knowledge and techniques to address...More

American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing

Founded in 1934, ASPRS is an international professional organization of 6,500 geospatial data professionals. ASPRS is devoted to advancing knowledge and improving understanding of the mapping...More

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Google Geospatial Announcements from Google I/O 2013: Should GIS Users Care?

Google announced new location services APIs, a new Google Maps and a visual refresh for Google Maps at Google I/O last week. There was lots of descriptive coverage from the mainstream and tech press. But there was very little response from the geospatial community - except from Esri. Who should or should not be excited about the new Google Maps and APIs?