The Canadian Geomatics Conference 2010 is just around the corner. It’s going to be in Calgary the week after next and the theme is Convergence in Geomatics: Shaping Canada’s Competitive Landscape. According to the Geomatics […]
The documentation for the open source GeoREST project has been expanded and now includes most of what you need to know to install GeoREST and develop applications. Welcome Installation Configuration Renderers API (TBD) Installation documentation […]
As I blogged about last month, Jackie Ng has taken over as lead developer for MapGuide Maestro. Already there are some major advances underway. MapGuide API support Support in Maestro for the offical MapGuide API […]
Brazil’s economic expansion over the past few years has been impressive. in 2010 91 million Brazilians, nearly half the population, are now are part of the middle class. In 2003, the Brazilian middle class totalled […]
The wind output in ERCOT (Electric Reliability Council of Texas) set a new record at 5:16 PM CT on May 23 of 6,721 MW. This is roughly 20% of the state’s power at that time. […]
Last October, Gartner announced its top 10 strategic technology list for 2010. Cloud computing was Gartner’s number one choice. Cloud computing involves server-based applications that expose services, called software-as-a-service (SaaS), that interact with a variety […]
According to Smart Grid Australia, the Government of Australia will include a AU$652 Renewable Energy Future Fund as part of its 2010-11 Federal Budget. Besides supporting the development and deployment of renewable energy projects, it […]
Last week at GITA Ontario’a Spring Educational Session, one of the presentations was given by Kevin Miller, who has had over 24 years in the electric utility industry, most of that time with First Energy […]