After Dan Campbell’s presentation at Map Asia yesterday, there was a lively discussion moderated by Sank-Ki Hong of Anyang University in Korea. Lies, Damn Lies and Visualizations One of Dan Campbell’s main points was that […]
Dan Campbell of the City of Vancouver gave an outstanding presentation to a standing-room only crowd at Map Asia 2009 in Singapore yesterday on Vancouver’s 3D city model. History Dan has been involved with the […]
Robert Fritz has just pointed out a post on the Map3D and Murphs Law blog that explains how to create 3D thematic maps in AutoCAD Map 3D. Very cool and many thanks to Murph for this.
I am in Singapore for Map Asia 2009 which is being held in downtown Singapore at the Suntec convention centre. I’ve taken a quick look at the program and here’s just a couple of highlights […]
Interesting item on Recovery.Gov. For FY09, most of the Recovery Act funding to states and localities is projected to be in health. But by FY12, most of the funding is projected to be for long-term […]
I blogged earlier about the Desertec project which plans to use solar power from the Sahara to provide up to 15% of Europe’s power. There are two key technologies that are key to that project, […]
The Connection Extension for Autodesk 3ds Max 2010 enables you to bring solid models from CAD packages, the Alias products, Autodesk Inventor, and other design products into 3ds Max without translating to polygons. The Connection Extension also […]
A new report released by IDC called Worldwide Open Source Software 2009–2013 Forecast predicts that the open source market will accelerate in 2009 and beyond. The study forecasts a 22.4% compound annual growth rate. What […]