One of the most fascinating presentations at GITA was delivered by Gary Stoneham of the Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) of the Government of Victoria. Gary is an economist who focuses on creating new […]
I have been at GITA Australia this week, with about 300 other people. There have been some absolutely outstanding presentations at this conference. Among them is a presentation by Jose Diacono and Danny Broadbent who […]
Earlier this year, GITA hosted an Emergency Response Symposium (ERS), organized by Talbot Brooks of Delta State University, as part of GITA’s 2008 annual conference. Doug Eberhard, Tim Case, Dan Campbell, and I were part […]
One of the advantages of travelling as much as I do, is that I have a high probability of meeting interesting people who are doing very innovative things. I’m currently in Australia to attend next […]
Autodesk announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire substantially all of the assets of the 3D Geo GmbH. 3D Geo is a leading provider of geo visualization and software to create, analyze, manage […]
The Premier of Ontario has announced that the Province has committed to protect 50% of the Province’s intact northern boreal forest, amounting to 225,000 square kilometers, or 43% of the land mass of Ontario. This […]
I have received a number of queries asking when and where the CS-Map source code will be available. It is available now and you can find it at CS-MAP source tree. To download the source […]
Microsoft has announced the Release to Manufacturing of SQL Server 2008. From a geospatial perspective the most important aspect of SQL Server 2008 is spatial data types and spatial indexing. At this point, all the […]