There’s been loads of updates and cool, fun stuff to share this past week in the GeoTech world. The following is a small sampling of some of the most popular features and posts that we’ve shared this past week.. enjoy!
- – there’s a real-life scenario playing out in B.C, Canada involving the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline project and the effort of planners to manipulate and/or deceive the public by “Lying” with maps.
- – Find out about two of the hottest topics surrounding mobile app development right now–social media and HTML5.
Source: faithfulprovisions.com via Glenn on Pinterest
- at The Royal B.C Museum, Canada – Here’s a first look and video of some “killer” indoor mobile positioning using the Wifarer app on Android at a local museum.
- Extension – Discover how core areas have been streamlined, making data transformation easier. Tuesday, August 21 at 8am PDT / 11am EDT / 3pm GMT / 5pm CEST
- Everyone loves maps, particularly the GeoGeek, but there’s also some amazing map art out there and when you think of maps and art you have to also think about the amazing stuff that comes from Stamen
- – I know a few of you out there (like me) are Instagram nuts, errr users. Well, good news if you happen to be a GeoGeek this week and a lover of Instagram as the service has [finally] announced photo maps – a natural UI for viewing your photos.
- In light of swiftly changing technical landscapes and increasing uses of social networking, the USGS is exploring a new approach to the volunteer program,
- – Some handy tips for small business owners, PR professionals, and those simply needing help in developing a professional, effective press release. These tips from PRbuzz are helpful and bang on.
- – Sure Twitter is cool. but what about making it even cooler and more useful? Here’s a small sampling of just 10 add-on apps that can make your Twitter experience even more productive for your business.
- – Interested in online, post grad EDU in GIS and GeoTech? If so have a gander at this video we shot last month with Anthony Robinson of Penn State U. Not only do they have the traditional GIS program but many other offerings including programming and there’s free training options and more.. pretty impressive offerings
- – An interesting promo from Laser Technology – the ArcPad Challenge! This from Laser Technology… Anyone who has a basic understanding of ArcPad’s workflow can map features and collect attribute data faster and easier with minimal training
Have a great week-end all! @gletham
