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Command Center Uses GIS to Help Firefighting Efforts June 21, 2011 - Steve Block
With the Track Fire in northeast New Mexico and southeast Colorado spreading everyday, a command center has been established to create vital maps for the spreading of the fire. With all the locational data taken from ground crews to helicopters using infared night trips, fire maps are created daily to show the next plan of action. Esri Creates Ocean Basemap June 22, 2011 - www.spatialnews.com
Esri has created a detailed map of the world's oceans and coastlines. This map greatly expands the amount of information currently available with regard to our oceans.
Market for GIS Professionals is Growing June 2011 - Geo Community
Esri Director of Education says job market for GIS professionals is strong and growing.
GIS Center Opens at UW-Whitewater June 2, 2011 - Jim Lacy for the Wisconsin Mapping Bulletin A GIS center at UW-Whitewater was recently announced. It will specialize in using GIS to provide web-based mapping and analysis services and other custom analysis for business and other clients. |
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How Much Information Zips Around the Web in 60 Seconds? June 22, 2011 - Jesse Thomas for Forbes Everywhere you turn these days you see someone with their eyes glued to a smart phone. Here's a great visual of just what they may be up to in any given second.
What iCloud Is, and What It's Not June 24, 2011 - Abby Johnson
Confused about what iCloud is and what it will do? Let this article help straighten you out. Web Games Threaten the Console June 23, 2011 - Brad Stone and Ashlee Vance
Find out what the future holds for the game console. |
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GIS Key to Flood and Fire Management June 6, 2011 - Directions Magazine
GIS is viewed as a great tool with regard to flood and fire management, according to a recently held conference that brought together government officials. GIS can bring many different issues together in order to analyze and better understand the relationship between natural and man made environments. GIS: Geotags Replacing ZIP Codes, Census Tracts for Analyses June 3, 2011 - Steve DuScheid for Government Technology News The article examines alternatives to standard geographic entities for associating social phenomena to specific locations. The suggestion is made that tagging social phenomena by neighborhood boundaries to is good supplement to the traditional tagging by Census geographies and postal ZIP Codes.
National Broadband Map Doesn't Include All Carriers or Coverage June 7, 2011 - Sarah Rich for Government Technology News
Article highlights some of the many noted shortcomings in the National Broadband Map. It also includes a reply from an NTIA spokesperson indicating the NTIA's confidence in the Map. |
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Taiwan Launches GIS for Cyclists June 2, 2011 - Clarice Africa
Taiwan isn't only the largest bike manufacturer, but is gaining popularity as it strives to become a "cycling island." By incorporating public transportation, bike repair shops, and of course bike routes, this governmental GIS program is hoping to inspire other countries to create similar programs. This alternative biking lifestyle promotes healthier populations in the global trend of inactive and overweight individuals. Are Biofuels the Future of Flight? June 24, 2011 - Bryony Jones, CNN
Some commercial passenger jets will begin flying on biofuels within months, as the airline industry attempts to shed its image as a major source of global pollution. Road Condition Eval System Measures Distance, Height, and Area June 28, 2011 - DigInfoTv
New GIS technology uses 360 degree cameras and lasers to map out disaster areas and incorporate 3D modeling future development. |
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