November 24, 2009
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Last week Twitter released its geolocation API, an interface for developers to tack on and gain access to the point locations from which tweets are sent, so long as users turn it "on." What are the possibilities for a giant, near-real time set of 140 character comments from around the world? Our editors contemplate challenges, opportunities and possible uses.
The Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries has published some images from its Lidar Imagery Series. From the site: "DOGAMI Lidar Imagery Series publications show bare-earth and highest-hit imagery produced from lidar data." Below is the Lidar image of Mt. Hood (click for larger view). Image courtesy of Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.  |
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TomTom: If you can't beat 'em, cut the price Johannesburg "Closing off" its Geodata Apps.gov Prices for Google API: Nearly $1million
Post Press Release to Directions Magazine ESRI Issues a Call for Papers for GIScience Track at 2010 International User Conference IDV Solutions Releases Retail Analyzer Berg Insight says 88 percent of PNDs sold in 2015 will have integrated cellular connectivity
GIS Developer- Brisbane GISjobs Australia - Registered Surveyors Expression of Interest NSW Contracts GISjobs Australia - Survey GIS Specialists Expression of Interest NSW GISjobs Australia - Surveyors Civil Works Expression of Interest NSW Contracts Web Designer
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