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John Palatiello, Executive Director of MAPPS, the association for private sector geospatial firms in the United States, recorded a video presentation for The Survey Association, a counterpart in the United Kingdom. The presentation was...
Our understanding of what lies beneath the world's biggest ice sheet has taken another leap forward. In this video we strip away Antarctic ice to reveal a new, and much more detailed map of the bedrock below. This map, called Bedmap2, was...
A panel discussion led by Mark Doherty (center), CTO, Intergraph Security Government and Infrastructure Division (SG&I) and includes (from right to left) Mladen Stojic, Vice President Geospatial Portfolio; Teresa Smith, Sr. Vice President,...
San Diego's Hoover High School is using GIS as part of an City Height Urban Greening effort.
Take a tour of the new Google Maps announced at Google I/O May 15, 2013. Request access: http://maps.google.com/help/maps/hell...
A peek behind the scenes of an installation a company called Insturment is working on with the Google Maps team for I/O 2013 next week. The virutal skydiving exprience, which they call "Map Diving" is built on: Chrome Google Maps...
Professor Peter Bol describes his Hauser Grant project (Geospatial education at Harvard: A new course in mapping and spatial perspectives) where he plans to develop a new course on spatial reasoning, cartography, and geographic analysis....
Coahuila, one of the 32 Federal Entities of Mexico, shares a border with the U.S. for a 512-kilometer stretch along the Rio Bravo, also known as the Rio Grande. Flood risk is a geographically sporadic, yet very serious concern in the state....
Are there terms you come across in your day to day work whose definitions still seem fuzzy? Do you “sort of” know what they mean, but if pressed you couldn’t confidently provide a definition? Our editors share some terms that still make them uncomfortable and offer definitions.