James Fee | Profiles from the Geospatial Community (1)
2/08/10 •
James Fee is well known for his popular blog that has an active participation by the geospatial community. The James Fee GIS Blog is a place to find posts that trigger discussions about many aspects of geospatial technology. Judging by the volume of comments, Mr. Fee often has his finger on the pulse of topics ... read more
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CompStat Under Question (0)
2/07/10 •
A survey of more than a hundred retired police officials has raised some questions about the accuracy of crime reporting in New York: “The retired members of the force reported that they were aware over the years of instances of “ethically inappropriate” changes to complaints of crimes in the seven categories measured by the department’s ... read more
GeoBriefs: Google Maps dispute, Apple bans located-based ads in app, OSM in the news (0)
2/05/10 •
Another geopolitical dispute has popped up over Google Maps over the disputed border between Cambodia and Thailand. Svay Sitha, secretary of state of the Cambodia’s Council of Ministers, wrote a letter (the article doesn’t mention to whom) in which he states, “(The map) is devoid of truth and reality, and professionally irresponsible, if not pretentious.” ReadWriteWeb ... read more
Become Location Enabled at Where 2.0 (0)
2/02/10 •
Where 2.0 is one of the world’s foremost events dedicated to exploring the emerging technologies in the geospatial industry. At Where 2.0, we expose the tools pushing the boundaries of the location frontier, track the emergence of new business models and services, and examine new sources of data and the platforms for collecting them. Happening March ... read more
Looking for Information About Cartophilia (0)
2/01/10 •
Hi, my name’s Ken Jennings. I’m an author working on a book, to be published next year by Scriber’s, about map and geography enthusiasts of all kinds. (I’m also the guy who was on the TV quiz show ”Jeopardy” for much of 2004, if that rings a bell.) Here’s my question: The books on cartography I read all tend to use ... read more
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