Last week the news was all about Hurricane Isaac. All sorts of maps beyond those of its predicted course filled government and media websites and blogs. Old apps were refreshed and new ones announced. A week later, we look back and...
Trains and railroads don't have the "coolness" factor like tablet computers. The transportation industry just doesn't have that same "wow" factor as mobile computing. Perhaps it's time to...
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The cadastre administration in Luxembourg uses open source software solutions where possible. This type of software was used, for example, to build its latest online service, a wizard that makes it easy to order cadastral...
One patent, among a number awarded to Apple at the end of August, is titled "Apparatus and methods for enforcement of policies upon a wireless device," U.S. Patent No. 8,254,902. It sets parameters for how the phone should behave...
The project, a joint one from the U.S. government and India, moved to public beta on Sept 3. The current offerings include 13 raw datasets and four apps. None are in geospatial format, but atleast one of the the .xls or .txt files I...
Bill Slawski noted the change:
I noticed earlier today that deCarta transferred 7 patents to Google in an assignment reported at the USPTO as being executed on July 31st and recorded with the patent office on August 28th. ......
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Today, the Bing Maps team announces the completion of its ambitious mapping effort, Global Ortho Project, for the United States. In two years, the Bing Maps Imagery team has collected every square...
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