Jason Birch’s latest blog introduces a pretty cool feature of the latest pre-release of MapGuide Maestro. MgCooker supports pre-seeding tile caches, and can be run from the command line or through the Maestro GUI.
Called A Dashboard for the Economy, this is on Geocommons and is just too cool to miss. It tracks stimulus spending, job creation, foreclosures, and other economic factors at a very detailed level, by town […]
President Obama and Transportation Secretary LaHood have just announced the release of $27 billion from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to the states to create upgrade transporation infrastructure including $17.7 billion geographically unrestricted $4.3 […]
According to FederalComputerWeek toward the end of February the The US House of Representatives passed a $410 billion 2009 Omnibus Appropriations Act, H.R.1105. The bill would fund $151.8 billion for labor, health and education $20.5 […]
The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) has formed the Spatial Law and Policy Committee (SLPC). Increasingly, public and private sector users and data and technology vendors have to be prepared for a wide range of legal […]
Monday, Harald Wolf, Senator for Economics, Technology and Women’s Issues and Mayor of Berlin presented a virtual 3D model of the entire city available on Google Earth , including some 890 km2 and 500,000 buildings. […]
The Guardian reports that the UK government has just evened the procurement field for open source software . This means that open source software companies are able to respond to RFPs from the UK Government […]
A little while ago I blogged about a GPS-enabled inexpensive digital camera , a Nikon P6000, that I had just acquired. Since then I have used it lot all over the world, and my conclusion […]