I’ve blogged in the past about cities making their raw geospatial available to citizens, beginning with Vancouver. Adam R. Jonasson GIS Coordinator City of Grand Forks, ND has released an Open Data Warehouse (ODW). This […]
There are several Moose motivated cities and towns in Canada, Moosonee, Moose Factory, and so on. But the largest is Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Bret Rowlinson, GIS Supervisor, at the City of Moose Jaw has prepared […]
I’ve blogged about an Autodesk Labs project called Galileo. Galileo is a technology preview for 3D city modeling for planners, architects, and designers, who need to view future designs of structures in the context of […]
Project Galileo is a new technology preview for 3D city modeling, conceptual design and visualization in the planning phase of city-scale infrastructure projects. It is available on Autodesk Labs for free download. Project Galileo is […]
The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) enables organizations to report green house gas (GHG) emissions and their strategies for addressing climate change. 3,000 organizations in 60 countries report their greenhouse gas emissions and climate change strategies […]
The chief construction adviser to the UK Government has said that Building Information Modelling (BIM) will become a part of the procurement of public buildings in the UK and indicated that bidders and contractors on […]
Autodesk has announced the release of LandXplorer Studio Professional 2011 and LandXplorer Server 2011. The focus of the release is the integration of data from geospatial, engineering including BIM, and 3D visualization applications such as […]
DLT Solutions organized a Geospatial Tech Day June 8 in Washington, DC. Mike Evanoff of Google Earth Enterprise gave the leadoff presentation. Jim Flyzik moderated a panel on geospatial trends that included Mike Evanoff, myself, […]