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The maps were moved to Web Map Gallery.
2004 Contest Winners
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The winner in Government category — City of Glenwood Springs,
submitted by Patrick Cunningham, Blue Marble Geographics
Brief Description:
The City of Glenwood Springs municipal mapping tool using Blue Marble’s
www.beyondgeo.com web service. Glenwood Springs turned to Blue Marble to
create an interactive Internet map with BeyondGeo.com because it is easy to use and they weren’t obligated to
purchase any software or servers. Blue Marble hosts the data on their BeyondGeo servers and the City of
Glenwood’s staff creates and maintains the map from their personal account.
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The winner in Business category — Andromeda™ Map Server,
submitted by ,
Brief Description:
telmap’s mobile mapping applications, including off-board navigation and mobile tracking (vega™ fleet and workforce location), are based on the andromeda™ map server which enables features such as positioning, address and poi search, geocoding, reverse-geocoding, route planning and reporting.
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The winner in Miscellaneous category — ReefBase: A Global Information System on Coral Reefs,
submitted by Marco Noordeloos, WorldFish Center
Brief Description: ReefBase (www.reefbase.org)is the world's largest online information system on coral reefs, serving
scientists, managers, educators, and others with a professional interest in these important natural resources. ReefBase's GIS provides online access to information on the location, status, threats, and management of coral reefs worldwide via interactive maps.
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2004 Random Drawing Winners
TV Grand Prize: Andy Morsell
Microsoft Streets and Trips with GPS receiver: TJ Abbenhaus, Gary Wilson, Ken Lord, Steve Romanlewski, R Fritz
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2003 Contest Winners
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The winner in Government category — Map.Hamilton.ca,
submitted by Heather Howe, City of Hamilton
Brief Description: This site provides interactive mapping on a General Hamilton Atlas including
specific subjects such as 2003 Tax Impacts, Capital Projects, the National and World
Cycling Championships and the Bell Canadian Open. A user can search for a specific
location using a municipal address, a point of interest, or simply by street intersection.
Integrated aerial photography is also available as an enhanced background to other data sets.
The site was created using Intergraph’s GeoMedia WebMap Publisher.
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The winner in Business category — SugarLoaf Live Conditions Map,
submitted by Patrick Cunningham, Blue Marble Geographics
Brief Description: Sugarloaf Mountain uses www.BeyondGeo.com to update their customers and the public of the most recent snow conditions of the mountain. This map during season will show which trails are open and closed and give the skier the abilitiy to view the trails from many different levels.
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The winner in Miscellaneous category — Lunar Real Estate Finder,
submitted by Chris Pendleton, Microsoft
Brief Description: Are you wondering where the Moon land lot you purchased via spam is located? Type in an Earth address and see where it would be plotted if it were on the moon. This is a fun web application to "compliment" those companies selling property on the moon. If they ever find water up there I could change this from the miscellaneous category to the government or business category!
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