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View from Over There - GIS for the "Common Man" and NSDI for Everyone
Else
Conferences billed as events for
the "world" are often populated by bureaucrats who enjoy the sound of
their own voices but offer little of substance. For five days last
week, Editor in Chief Joe Francica listened intently to speakers at the
Map World Forum in Hyderabad, India to see whether the event heralded a
step forward for coordination of GIS activity inside India. And more
significantly, he looked for signs of the advancement of global
cooperation among the many organizations supporting national spatial
data infrastructures worldwide.
LizardTech
Express Suite – GeoExpress, Spatial Express and Express Server work
together for a complete solution: manipulate and compress images with
GeoExpress, store them in Oracle Spatial with Spatial Express, and
distribute them using Express Server to quickly get your images into
the hands of the decision makers who need them.
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The
View from Here: So Much News, So Little Time
A reader commented
on Schutzberg's "catch up" article.
"The funniest thing about the Google Map Content Partnership program is
to see them actually using words like 'shapefile' and 'worldfile.' ..."
Corporate
Water Gauge: Using GIS to Measure Sustainable Water Use
A reader wondered
about applicability to golf courses.
"... Water use and the responsible stewardship of that water has
become a huge issue for the golf industry, particularly for facility
owner/operators. ..."
- James Koppenhaver, Pellucid Corp.
Digital
Pen and Paper Accelerate GIS Projects
Readers shared thoughts
about the Capturx technology.
"... In situations where field workers must be reactive, and work in
harsh environments, a rugged mobile GIS solution seems like a better
choice."
- Paul Reid, Sigma Seven Limited
"This is a killer app. A pen and a map are MUCH simpler to understand
than a piece of electronica. ..."
- Archie Belaney, Grey Owl Analytics
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Podcast:
2009 ESRI Developer Summit Presummit Seminars and Technical Sessions
ESRI
Podcast Series #23
Jim Barry, program manager for the ESRI Developer Network, provides a
preview of the presummit seminars and technical sessions scheduled for
the 2009 ESRI Developer Summit, March 23-26 in Palm Springs,
California. Barry discusses the highlights of this year's agenda,
including new content for developers of Rich Internet Applications,
more sessions oriented to applications and solutions, and introductions
to ArcGIS Explorer 900.
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