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Protecting Ourselves from Geographic Data and Technologies
There's no question there's currently an abundance of location information out in the world. How do we "protect ourselves" from that very information and those technologies? How much can we rely on automated systems to protect us from the dangers? How much must we do on our own? What types of protection do we not have that should be invented?
Show notes:
- Service Stops Cell Chat/Texting/Internet Use While Speeding (All Points Blog)
- Fire Eagle
- Introducing Geode
- Get to know TomTom MapShare
- KU researcher warns against potential threat of 'geoslavery'
- Charlie Card (MBTA fare card)
- DigitalGlobe: Imagery on Consumer Portals=Advertising (All Points Blog)
More than Mapping: Using GIS for disaster management
The devastation of Hurricane Sandy and the western wildfires in 2012 are sobering reminders that utilities always need to be prepared to respond to large-scale natural disasters. When faced with incidents of that size, a utility is forced to look at all of its resources in preparation, including those it doesn’t typically utilize under normal conditions. Danny Petrecca, director of Product Management Enterprise GIS at Schneider Electric, explains how a...
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