Once again wildfire season is upon us and unfortunately, experts are calling for a very busy and active summer season. Check out details of this map, updated for the 2016 season, by a colleague and friend of yours truly, Erin Philip
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INTERVIEWS
10 Question GeoGeek Rapidfire – Jim Barry @JimBarry
I recently bounced a quick 10 Question GeoGeek Q&A off Jim Barry. You may know Jim via his Twitter handle @jimbarry or you may also know him as the … [Read More...]
10 Question GeoGeek Rapidfire – Lowell Ballard @lowellbva
Time once again for another GeoGeek rapid fire, this time I have Lowell Ballard, Director of Geospatial Technology at Timmons Group where his role is to … [Read More...]
10 Question GeoGeek Rapidfire – Anthony Quartararo @tonyquartararo
The most recent recipient of 10 Questions is Anthony Quartararo, CEO of Spatial Networks, St. Petersburg, Florida. Anthony and yours truly (Glenn) connected … [Read More...]
Around the GeoWeb…
Survey Notes – New research explains Prime Meridian location change
The “Prime Meridian” that’s been running through the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, England since 1884 is now located 102 meters east of its historic spot. [Read More…]
EarthCam will Capture the Sun and the Moon for Viewers Around the World
WHAT: For the first time, EarthCam’s live webcams will follow the totality of the solar eclipse throughout the United States on August 21, 2017. From the top of the Seattle Space Needle to the streets of Times Square, viewers will enjoy the extremely rare solar eclipse on www.earthcam.com. [Read More…]
U.S. Initiates First National Network to Monitor Marine Biodiversity
Our fragile coastal and marine ecosystems face increasing threats from human activities, climate change and other factors. To mitigate and adapt to such threats, we need a fuller, more integrated, picture of how the biodiversity within these ecosystems may be changing, especially since marine biodiversity is a key indicator of ocean health and critical to sustaining natural resources such as fisheries. [Read More…]
