By Charlie Crocker Geoff has been kind enough to lend me his blog to share an exciting project Autodesk has been working with the City of San Francisco and the Friends of the Urban Forest […]
This afternoon in San Antonio, Paulo S. Furukawa, Director of Network Access, and Marcos Faria, who was the Network Records manager responsible for the Sagre Constellation project, accepted on behalf of the Sagre Constellation team, […]
There is going to be a very interesting seminar and panel discussion on Mapping Applications on the Web: Evolution or Revolution on Sunday March 4th at the annual GITA conference in San Antonio. The speakers […]
I just spent a few days at the Map World Forum conference in Hyderabad. This conference was quite different from its MapIndia predecessors for several reasons. More of the participants were international, where in the […]
One of the dimensions of the point of inflection which has been occurring in the geospatial world over the last year or two is that spatial is becoming increasing less special. What this means in […]
The Japan Chapter of the OSGEO held its first seminar at the Tokyo Convention Center. I have heard that more than 170 people attended, which is a tremendous turnout. Kazunori Noda, well-known in the geospatial […]
Last week, the European parliament and council of ministers worked out a compromise to the INSPIRE directive whose purpose is to harmonise spatial information in Europe. The directive had become the focus of an intense […]
Most of this week I am at Autodesk University in Las Vegas. I don’t know the numbers, but last year there were about 5,000 participants, if I remember correctly, and this year there appears to […]