Subject: ‘WeoGeo’
| January 20, 2012 Wind and GISDataGIS has many applications in wind mapping, analysis and modeling. Geographic data and modeling of wind performance can help site wind turbines. Study of wind patterns also is used for assessing wind damage potential. The GIS staff at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory provides both national wind resource assessment of the United States and high-resolution wind data. GIS data ... read more May 10, 2010 Not your father's approach to geodata creation and sharingIssues in GISWhat do the pundits say about crowd-sourcing GIS data and its future? Peter Batty assembled a group of some of the loudest voices in that debate for a panel at GITA’s recent conference. The video’s an hour and 45 minutes long but worth the watch if you’re interesting in the issue of collective and open ... read more Not your father’s approach to geodata creation and sharingIssues in GISWhat do the pundits say about crowd-sourcing GIS data and its future? Peter Batty assembled a group of some of the loudest voices in that debate for a panel at GITA’s recent conference. The video’s an hour and 45 minutes long but worth the watch if you’re interesting in the issue of collective and open ... read more May 6, 2010 WeoGeo Is Out of BetaGIS NewsAs of today, WeoGeo is no longer in beta: WeoGeo, Inc. is excited to announce that with the latest release on May 6th, 2010, we are officially out of private beta. Invite codes are no longer needed and we are moving full speed ahead. If you’ve never tried WeoGeo, here’s your chance. They offer a Free Tier ... read more February 8, 2010 James Fee | Profiles from the Geospatial CommunityCommunityJames 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 James Fee | Profiles from the Geospatial CommunityCommunityJames 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 |
