Date archive for February, 2003
| February 27, 2003 STS-107 Debris Path – Space Shuttle ColumbiaGIS NewsDebris path maps for eastern Texas created by the researchers and undergraduates at Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches, Texas. February, 2003. read more...February 11, 2003Valentine's Day: February 14MapsThe United States Census Bureau has released their annual list of Valentine’s Day related statistics. Marriage 2.3 million Number of marriages that take place in the United States annually. That breaks down to nearly 6,400 a day. http://www.cdc.gov/nchs 75 The number of marriages performed in Nevada per every 1,000 residents annually. The Silver State is by far ... read more February 9, 2003Spatial Data MiningData, FeaturesData mining is the automated process of discovering patterns in data. The purpose is to find correlation among different datasets that are unexpected. Supermarket chains are a prime example of entities that use data mining techniques in an effort to increase sales by trying to find correlations in consumer buying practices. In a hypothetical situation, ... read more February 7, 2003 Uses of GIS/GPS in the Space Shuttle Columbia Debris RecoveryFeatures, GIS News, GPS, Spatial AnalysisOn February 1st 2003, the Space Shuttle Columbia was destroyed upon re-entry to the earth’s atmosphere. GPS and GIS technologies are helping in the recovery efforts to find space shuttle debris. Articles on the Application of GPS/GIS GIS Students Help Map Debris Area February 2, 2003 press release by the Steven F. Austin (SFA) State University of ... read more |
